The youngest pope that died in 400 years.

John Paul won.

This is George Lucian Greg Warr, and we traveled many miles to Baltimore, Maryland, to ask him a question.

Could Pope John Paul I have been murdered?

When he died, they had said he died of a heart attack, but was challenged by the Italian Medical Society.

He died on witness, and he had no heart problems.

The reason we're asking George this question is because he knew Pope John Paul I first.

The first time I saw him, it was probably a mile or two from the Bishop's Castle,

it was halfway up a mountain.

He was in his 50s, early 50s, and he was a mountain clamor.

He scaled his last mountain outside of Trento about six or seven months before he died.

So he was a fit guy.

Right.

When George met the future Pope, he was the bishop of a mountainous region in northern Italy,

and he still used his birth name, Albino Luciani.

What was he like? He said, a regular guy, Schwarzen Sandals and wine.

That's in 68.

When Luciani got involved with the priest working movement.

And that movement had ties to Italy's growing Communist Party,

one of the largest communist parties in Europe,

second only to the Soviet

Union. George says he visited Luchiani at a time when the West was trying to stop the spread

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