The Life and Death of Freemason Carl Alfalfa Switzer [8 minutes on why he was murdered] S2 E81a

The Life and Death of Freemason Carl Alfalfa Switzer [8 minutes on why he was murdered] S2 E81a
The fascinating journey through the life of Carl Switzer, renowned as Alfalfa from Our Gang (Little Rascals), in this Masonic Podcast episode Dive deep into Switzer's multifaceted life, from his memorable performances as Alfalfa to his lesser-known pursuits as a dog breeder and hunting guide.
Explore the connections between Switzer and Freemasonry, including his friendship with fellow Freemason Roy Rogers. Learn about Switzer's involvement with Hollywood Lodge No. 355 and his rumored encouragement to join Freemasonry by Rogers himself.
Uncover the mysteries surrounding Switzer's tragic death and the conflicting accounts that emerged. Delve into the significance of the square and compasses emblems on Switzer's grave marker, symbols deeply rooted in Freemasonry.
In January 1958, Freemason, Alfalfa was shot and wounded by an unknown assailant who was never caught. Then, on January 21, 1959, Carl “Alfalfa” Switzer was shot to death in an argument over a $50 debt owed him by his former partner in the big-game hunting business. The slaying, which took place at 10400 Columbus Avenue in the San Fernando Valley, was ruled a justifiable homicide, since it was alleged that Alfalfa had threatened the other man with a knife. It was a sad and tragic ending to a life that had brought such joy to so many. Alfalfa was just 31 years old at the time of his death.
Tom Corrigan's account differed significantly from his stepfather's. He told investigators that Stiltz shot Switzer as he and Piott were leaving. After the gun's accidental discharge that almost hit Corrigan, Switzer turned to Piott and said they needed to leave. The two were headed for the door when Stiltz then fired the fatal shot. Switzer never drew a knife, as Stiltz had claimed he had.
Corrigan was never called to testify at the coroner's inquest, and Stiltz testified in his own favor. His testimony was taken to be truthful, despite physical evidence that contradicted his account and his past perjury conviction. Years later, Corrigan stood by what he told officers had happened that night, and said his stepfather did not have to kill Switzer.
Join us as we unravel the captivating tale of Carl Switzer, offering insights into his impact on entertainment and Freemasonry alike. Subscribe to the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast for more riveting stories and delve deeper into the fascinating world of Freemasonry!"
⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:40 Left Little Rascals and Trouble Finding Jobs
1:11 Audition with Hal Roach
1:59 Alfalfa and Spanky were friends, but the Dad's hated each other
3:00 Dog Trainer
3:23 Marries a Girl from Kansas; goes broke and the marriage ends badly
4:00 First Time Shot
4:20 Arrested
4:46 Dog training gone wrong; the beginning of the end
5:36 His Murder
8:33 Burial
8:53 Masonic History & Headstone
⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs.
We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.
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Most people did not know Alfalfa was a Freemason. Even more did not know he was murdered!

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Rest easy brother