Final_Judgment

Postscript
A senior French diplomat, Bernard Ledun, died in Paris on February 1,
1994. His sudden death at age 50—ostensibly from a heart attack—may be
another of the "convenient" deaths that have occurred in the wake of the
JFK assassination and its cover-up and a direct consequence of the
announcement, on November 22, 1993, of the impending release of the first
edition of Final Judgment.
Ledun had been privy to "inside" information which confirmed the
high-level intelligence status of the French source—quoted in Chapter 16 of
Final Judgment—who provided this author information which establishes
that the much-discussed "French connection" to the Kennedy assassination
is, in fact, misnamed and is, instead, the Israeli connection.
Just prior to his sudden death, Ledun, a career officer in the French
diplomatic corps, was scheduled to become Consul General for France in
Johannesburg, South Africa. From October 1989 to December 1993 he
served as Consul General for his native country in Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada.
While posted in Vancouver, Ledun committed a grievous—albeit honest—
mistake that may have sealed his own fate. His unwitting action proved the
high-level French intelligence status of the source, quoted in Final
Judgment. The source—Pierre Neuville—asserted (based on his own inside
knowledge) that Israel's secret service, the Mossad, utilized connections in
French intelligence, in arranging the hiring of an assassin or assassins who were
involved in the execution of President Kennedy.
In 1976, while serving in the French consulate in Vancouver, Canada,
Ledun released copies of internal French intelligence documents to Pierre
confirming that Pierre had indeed been a French intelligence officer privy to
explosive state secrets.
Because of the incendiary nature of the information to which Pierre had
been privy, French intelligence had denied for years that Pierre was engaged
in intelligence work for his native country. The release of the documents by
Ledun, however, provided hard evidence to the contrary.
Not only had Pierre learned specific details about how French
intelligence had been manipulated by the Mossad in the JFK assassination
conspiracy—information provided by his own allies in French
intelligence—but Pierre himself had been brought into a previous
assassination conspiracy conducted jointly by the Mossad and French
intelligence.
The Mossad had contracted—through its key contact in French
intelligence, Colonel Georges deLannurien—to arrange for Pierre to
unwittingly play the role of "patsy" (a la Lee Harvey Oswald) in a Mossad
plot to kill Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser during the last week of
October, 1956, just prior to the invasion at Port Said during the Suez Crisis.