premise: The 4.4-metre (14.5-foot) by 1.1-metre (3.3-foot) shroud was saved at the last minute on April 12 when a blaze ravaged the chapel in Turin cathedral where it is normally housed. It had been transferred to another part of the cathedral earlier while restoration work was underway in the chapel.
  Three sections of one centimetre (0.4 inch) by seven centimetres (2.8 inches) each had been cut from the cloth for the carbon-testing by British, Swiss and US laboratories.
  According to another Vatican study of the Shroud by specialist Giulio Ricci, the man who was held in the cloth measured 1.62 metres (five foot four inches).
  It is currently being held in a secret location.
   What happens when the shroud is transferred?
hypothesis: held in a secret location