Difference between revisions of "Jean Souètre"
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|description=A French spook involved in the [[JFK assassination]] | |description=A French spook involved in the [[JFK assassination]] | ||
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| − | '''Jean René Marie Souètre''' also used the names '''Michel Mertz''' and '''Michel Roux'''. | + | '''Jean René Marie Souètre''' also used the names ''''Michel Mertz'''' and ''''Michel Roux''''. |
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| − | Jean Souètre was one of three names of [[JFK assassination conspirators]] in the messages decoded by [[Eugene Dinkin]] (the others being [[William Harvey]] and [[Guy Banister]]. | + | Jean Souètre was one of three names of [[JFK assassination conspirators]] in the messages decoded by [[Eugene Dinkin]] (the others being [[William Harvey]] and [[Guy Banister]]). |
| + | He was apprehended in Dallas on Nov. 23, 1963.<ref>https://www.wnd.com/2013/10/corsican-assassin-in-dallas-on-day-jfk-killed/</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:52, 10 October 2019
 Jean Souètre     (spook, assassin?) | |
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A French spook involved in the JFK assassination | |
Jean René Marie Souètre also used the names 'Michel Mertz' and 'Michel Roux'.
Career
He worked for the French French Secret Army Organization[1] and the SDECE.[citation needed]
JFK Assassination
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- Full article: JFK Assassination
Jean Souètre was one of three names of JFK assassination conspirators in the messages decoded by Eugene Dinkin (the others being William Harvey and Guy Banister).
He was apprehended in Dallas on Nov. 23, 1963.[2]
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