Here is my thought, bear with me. The original 102 members of that journey were pious and god fearing. The men signed a compact to establish a governing body politic that had great affect on the US founders many years later. They did this because there were separatists among them that wanted to leave the original community. Could there have been witches among them; devil worshipers? King James I certainly thought so and wrote a book called Demonology to vet out these demons. BTW, he also translated the Holy Bible into English which also had great impact on the early settlers. Later, witch hunts and mass hysteria gripped the early puritan communities. They say there are 13 Illuminati bloodlines that have ascended to the top of the occult satanic houses. Could the original Mayflower families have maintained organized opposition to these 13 families through the years? James Holmes (whether adopted or not) was a part of one of these families. His father's mother was a prominent Mayflower descendant, having served in official administrative capacities in the Mayflower club. I have read that Robert Holmes, James' father, was scheduled to testify before the US Senate in weeks about the ongoing LIBOR crimes and he was a central figure in the development of the software that exposed the financial crimes of the elite. The elite is the 13 Illuminati Families that operate as witchcraft covens in service to Ye Ole' Deluder Satan.