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'''Mitchell WerBell''' was "rumoured to be involved in" the assassination of [[John F. Kennedy]].<ref>http://spartacus-educational.com/JFKwerbell.htm</ref> | '''Mitchell WerBell''' was "rumoured to be involved in" the assassination of [[John F. Kennedy]].<ref>http://spartacus-educational.com/JFKwerbell.htm</ref> | ||
| + | ==Career== | ||
| + | Worked for the [[OSS]] in Kunming, China, with [[Ray Cline]]. | ||
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| + | === Death and courtroom poisoning claim === | ||
| + | In the 1989 [[The Cotton Club (film)|''Cotton Club'']] murder case of [[Roy Radin]], Arthur Michael Pascal, then owner of a [[Beverly Hills]] security firm,<ref name=MC>http://articles.latimes.com/1991-11-17/local/me-525_1_van-nuys</ref> testified that prosecution witness William Rider, Flynt's former brother in law and private security agent,<ref name=MC/> "told him of poisoning soldier of fortune Mitchell WerBell III in 1983 in order to take over WerBell's counterterrorist school based in Atlanta. Pascal said that Rider and... Flynt, poured four to six ounces of a [[digoxin]], a powerful heart relaxant, into WerBell's drink during a cocktail party at Flynt's Los Angeles mansion. WerBell, 65, a security consultant for Flynt... died of a heart attack at UCLA Medical Center a few days later."<ref name=DM/> Flynt and his attorney, [[Alan Isaacman]], were in Bangkok and "unavailable for comment, according to a Hustler magazine spokeswoman".<ref name=DM/> "Isaacman characterized an earlier Rider claim of a Flynt-paid murder contract as 'fantasy'."<ref name=DM/> Rider passed a polygraph test regarding "possible involvement in homicides," according to courtroom testimony.<ref name=DM>http://articles.latimes.com/1989-06-30/local/me-2932_1_hustler-club-cotton-club-larry-flynt</ref> Pascal was later arraigned on a murder charge due to tapes Rider provided investigators.<ref name=MC/> | ||
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| + | ==Death== | ||
| + | It is unclear whether this was naturally caused. | ||
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Revision as of 02:32, 3 March 2023
 Mitchell WerBel     (soldier, mercenary, arms dealer) | |
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| Born | 1918 Philadelphia, USA |
| Died | 1983 (Age 65) |
Cause of death | "heart attack?, cancer?" |
Mitchell WerBell was "rumoured to be involved in" the assassination of John F. Kennedy.[1]
Career
Worked for the OSS in Kunming, China, with Ray Cline.
Death and courtroom poisoning claim
In the 1989 Cotton Club murder case of Roy Radin, Arthur Michael Pascal, then owner of a Beverly Hills security firm,[2] testified that prosecution witness William Rider, Flynt's former brother in law and private security agent,[2] "told him of poisoning soldier of fortune Mitchell WerBell III in 1983 in order to take over WerBell's counterterrorist school based in Atlanta. Pascal said that Rider and... Flynt, poured four to six ounces of a digoxin, a powerful heart relaxant, into WerBell's drink during a cocktail party at Flynt's Los Angeles mansion. WerBell, 65, a security consultant for Flynt... died of a heart attack at UCLA Medical Center a few days later."[3] Flynt and his attorney, Alan Isaacman, were in Bangkok and "unavailable for comment, according to a Hustler magazine spokeswoman".[3] "Isaacman characterized an earlier Rider claim of a Flynt-paid murder contract as 'fantasy'."[3] Rider passed a polygraph test regarding "possible involvement in homicides," according to courtroom testimony.[3] Pascal was later arraigned on a murder charge due to tapes Rider provided investigators.[2]
Death
It is unclear whether this was naturally caused.
