Final_Judgment

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is in your hands. So if you decide to ask more questions now, they may tell
you that I am a 'poor son of a bitch.' Yes!
"Please pray for the soul of Mr. Ledun who was a true gentleman—the
first victim of Final Judgment.
"I thank you so for Final Judgment," Pierre told this author in a letter.
"Your book is justice done. I may now die in peace. As Dag Hammarskjold,
the late UN Secretary General commented, 'The truth is so simple that it is
regarded as pretentious banality.' "
Pierre believes, beyond question, that Ledun was, in fact, murdered in
retribution for his mistake in light of the forthcoming release of Final
Judgment. Here's why . . .
You see, the first public announcement of the allegations appearing in
Final Judgment came in a special full-page advertisement published on
November 22, 1993 in Dallas, Texas in the program of the annual
symposium conducted by the JFK Assassination Information Center.
The announcement revealed that Final Judgment had relied, in part,
upon a French source for information detailing the Israeli Mossad
connection to the JFK assassination and the French intelligence role therein.
Pierre believes that this announcement tipped off the Mossad and
French intelligence that he was the source referenced in Final Judgment. As
a consequence, Ledun's murder was an act of retribution against Ledun for
his mistake of many years earlier—that is, confirming that Pierre had
indeed been involved (however unwittingly) in a sensitive and high-level
joint collaborative effort between the Mossad and French intelligence.
Had Pierre not courageously spoken out, filling in the missing link in
the JFK assassination conspiracy, Bernard Ledun might indeed have lived out
the rest of his natural life in peace . . . but the truth about the Kennedy
assassination might never have been told.
Pierre Neuville can rest assured that he played a major role in helping
resolve the greatest mystery of our modern era: the question of who really
orchestrated the death of John F. Kennedy—and why.
—MICHAEL COLLINS PIPER