After Eduardo Agni dispossessed his father of a fortune of billions of dollars, his cousin Umberto was named as heir. However, Umberto [perhaps mysteriously] died of cancer rather quickly. After that, John Alken (pictured here) - who was about 20 or 21 years old - was appointed in his place. Despite his obvious lack of skills (which Eduardo himself had, since running Juventus football was just one of his side jobs), John Alken became the heir to a large fortune only because his father was from the powerful Italian-Jewish Alken dynasty. John was Eduardo's nephew, his sister's son. Although Eduardo and his sister are considered Jews according to Talmudic law, and his brother's children will be considered Jewish regardless of who the father is, the merger between the Agnelli and Alkan dynasties is even more significant, and the young John Alkan represented a perfect vehicle for perpetuating these interests. After seeing an inexperienced young man chosen only because he would be loyal to the Israeli political interests of the Agnelli and Alkan dynasties, Eduardo became a little more assertive in trying to re-secure his position at Fiat and other companies that his father ran. They did not want him to replace a loyal Israeli like John Alkan, so it was then decided that Eduardo should be murdered. To this day, Alcan still manages the Agnelli fortune and promotes a political agenda opposite to the one Eduardo favored. Alkan is part of the secret Bilderberg group and many other conspiracies of world Zionism that have spread misery, bloodshed and corruption throughout the world.