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Jean de Breteuil
Jean Le Tonnelier de Breteuil (Parigi, 15 novembre1949 – Tangeri, 25 giugno1972) è stato un nobile e criminalefrancese.
Biografia
[modifica | modifica wikitesto]Nacque da Charles Suydam Gaston Le Tonnelier, Conte de Breteuil, agente diplomatico, editore e giornalista amico di Charles de Gaulle ed attivo nelle colonie francesi, e dalla sua terza moglie Madeleine Redier; il padre lo chiamò come un suo fratello minore, arruolatosi con gli americani e morto in un campo di prigionia tedesco a Parigi nell'aprile 1945. Da parte di padre aveva il fratellastro maggiore Michel. Era discendente dei marchesiLe Tonnelier de Breteuil, il cui membro più famoso era il politico e diplomatico Louis Auguste, il quale fu per breve tempo primo ministro sotto re Luigi XVI. Alla morte del padre, avvenuta a Rabat, capitale del Marocco, nel settembre 1960[2], ottenne il titolo e le proprietà della famiglia concentrate nell'ex Nordafrica francese, in particolare in Marocco, tra cui molti quotidianifrancofoni.
A causa della sua dipendenza dall'eroina dilapidò molte pro
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Who Is Jean de Breteuil? Marianne Faithfull Says Her Ex-Boyfriend Killed Jim Morrison [PHOTOS]
Style and music icon Marianne Faithfull says her former boyfriend, Jean de Breteuil, killed The Doors singer Jim Morrison, whose death in 1971 at age 27 has long been a mystery.
Faithfull, 67, told Mojo that de Breteuil, who was a heroin dealer “to the stars,” was the person responsible for Morrison’s death. It wasn’t murder, she said, but accidental.
"He went to see Jim Morrison and killed him," Faithfull told Mojo in an interview. "I mean, I'm sure it was an accident. Poor bastard. The smack was too strong? Yeah. And he died.”
The Doors frontman, who was notably an alcoholic and drug addict, died in his bathtub of a heart failure on July 3, 1971. But rumors have circulated for years that Morrison actually died of a heroin overdose in a Paris nightclub, according to The Associated Press. A French-language book, “The End: Jim Morrison,” claimed that two drug dealers saw him OD in the toilet stall of the club and brought his lifeless body ba
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Jean De Breteuil
The Count De Breteuil was a French aristocrat. His family owned all French-language newspapers in North Africa. When his father died, Jean inherited the title of count de Breteuil, whose parentage was seven hundred years old (Pamela Courson, his girlfriend, loved the idea of having a French boyfriend who often proudly described as "a real French royality").
At the time he met Pam, he was twenty and he was, formally at least, a UCLA student. In fact, he mostly was a playboy and a top-rank drug dealer (he loved saying that he was the "dealer to the stars" and between his clients he had superstars like Keith Richards). It is said that he used to buy hashish and opium from a Moroccan chauffeur of the French Ambassade in L.A.
Jean always stood beside Pam and he invited her many times in his houses all over the world, providing her with huge amounts of drugs.
By 1971, he became romantically linked to Marianne Faithfull, who was known for her singing and modelling career and for her relationship with Mick Jagger. According to Faithfull: "Jean wa
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