Justice Scalia Spent His Last Hours With a Secret Society of Hunters: Reports

When Supreme Court Justice Antonia Scalia died, he was at a West Texas ranch that had known to be a venue for a secretive society of high-class hunters, more than 300 years old, that traces its origins to the Holy Roman Empire.

A portion of Cibolo Creek Ranch where Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia spent time the night before he was found dead in his room at the West Texas Resort ranch that stretches over 30,000 acres, February 14 , 2016 in Shafter, Texas. Justice Scalia was 79. Matthew Busch/Getty Images

When Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died, he was at a West Texas ranch that was known to be a venue for a secretive society of high-class hunters that’s more than 300 years old and traces its origins to the Holy Roman Empire. 

A review of public records indicates that a number of men who were at the ranch with Scalia when he died were members of the International Order of St. Hubertus, the Washington Post reports. Two men with leadership positions in the Order had landed their private planes at the ranch over the weekend. 

Despite rumors that there was foul play involved in Scalia's death, the FBI has refused to investigate.