Topic: Alpha And Omega Temple

In 1929, occultist Netta Fornerio died under mysterious circumstances on the island of Iona in the Hebrides after fleeing London to escape perceived telepathic attacks. Fornerio, a member of the Alpha and Omega Temple, was found dead on a ritual mound with a cross carved into the earth and her body covered in scratches. Her death was officially ruled as exposure, but associates like Dion Fortune suggested she was the victim of a psychic astral attack stemming from a feud between Moina Mathers and Aleister Crowley.