Nostradamus: The Missing Prophecy | Conspiracy Theories

Nostradamus wrote nearly a thousand prophecies in 1555 — and one verse was removed before the book was ever printed. A conspiracy sleep story, told for deep rest. Tonight's Nostradamus documentary begins with the real history: the plague years, the family he couldn't save, the six vanished years, the bowl of water in an upstairs room in Salon-de-Provence. Then it turns into a conspiracy story about what happens when someone finally reconstructs the verses in their original order. The book has never made sense to anyone. Historians blame careless printers, but the disorder is too even — every image that could pair with another has been separated by hundreds of pages, as though someone arranged the deck rather than shuffling it. There is a sealed envelope with six words written across the front. There is a room in a French ministry with a budget line for paper. And there is one missing quatrain.