Father René Laurentin, the then chief historian of Medjugorje, added:

 

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Mirjana does not keep this document hidden. Apart from her cousin, who is an engineer in Switzerland, also a female cousin of hers and her mother have seen it.
[Ibid.]

 

However, he reported also this episode:

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I met her (Mirjana) [...] on 1 January 1986, at the rectory. I asked her about that mysterious note which seems to constitute an objection. Calmly she confirmed the existence: I can read it, the others can not. I asked: You showed it to your cousin. Why didn’t you show it to the priests in your parish?

This question has not received a response either by her or by the Fathers.
[Ibid., p. 36]

 

On May 30, 1990, Mirjana was interviewed in Medjugorje by Father René Laurentin e Father Petar Ljubicić. In the interview we can read the following:

 

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We questioned her also about that kind of parchment, neither paper nor cloth, on which the ten secrets are supposed to be invisibly written. Could she show it to us?
- In case the Committee requests it, I would need to ask Virgin Mary for permission first.

 

She doesn’t have the document with her. She left it in a drawer in Sarajevo.

- I can read it, she said. But a cousin of mine, who found it in my house, believed she could read something, but it was not what was written on it.
[Laurentin, Derniéres nouvelles de Medjugorje, No 9, O.E.I.L., Paris, 1990, p. 18]

 

On March 14, 1993 Mirjana said, in respect to the sheet at issue:

 

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Now it's here in my house. Shortly after receiving it I showed it to two people. They looked at it, but without seeing the same thing, without being able to read the secrets like me.
[Laurentin, Dernières nouvelles de Medjugorje, No 12, O.E.I.L., Paris, 1993, p. 111]

 

However, on 27 November 2009 Father Petar Ljubicić (the priest, chosen by Mirjana herself, who should one day reveal the secrets), during the transmission Mistero, broadcasted by Italy 1, said he had never yet seen this "parchment". Here's the video: