Another Mossad ASSASSINATION of Double Agent?

Dr.Marwan was son-in-law of the late President Nasser.

Israeli sources have claimed that he was recruited by Mossad, and in 1969 and in 1973 handed over files that showed Egypt’s plans to cross the Suez Canal.

Egyptian sources have said that Dr Marwan fed disinformation for years to the Israelis with the blessing of the Government. Marwan was hailed as a national hero by Mubarak, an Israel stooge.

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The Sunday Times

August 13, 2007 Missing memoirs fuel spy death mystery

Detectives investigating the mysterious death in London of an Egyptian billionaire who had been accused of being an Israeli secret agent are examining claims that an explosive account of his life disappeared from his flat on the day that he died. The Times has learnt that the only known copy of a book written by Ashraf Marwan vanished when he fell four floors to his death from his apartment in St James’s Park. The disclosure came as Dr Marwan’s son spoke for the first time of his family’s belief that his father was murdered. His claims will increase speculation that another former foreign agent may have been murdered on British soil after the poisoning last year of Alexander Litvinenko, the former KGB agent. Dr Marwan, 62, a businessman and son-in-law of the late President Nasser, died at about 1pm on June 27 after falling from a window at his suite of apartments in Carlton House Terrace. His death followed allegations over his role during the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Some authors have claimed that he was a well-connected Israeli spy. Others have said that he was an Egyptian double agent, feeding Israel disinformation with the knowledge of the Egyptian Government.

Three volumes of the book, each about 200 pages, were taken as well as the tapes on to which they had been dictated. A source said that on the day he died, Dr Marwan was due to fly to the United States to finalise the last chapter. The book was expected to be released in October on the anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, the source said. It gave an insider’s account of the Middle East between 1969 and 1978, using documents that had been officially declassified by the US and Britain. His account rejected claims that he was an Israeli spy.

Dr Marwan’s eldest son, Gamal Marwan, 40, said that he and the family were convinced that his father had been murdered. “There is no way that my father killed himself. He was a soldier, and died as a soldier, and he died serving his country. I believe that he was murdered and I have told the authorities so,” he said.

Those close to Dr Marwan believe that he could not have fallen accidentally. They have identified one balcony and one window in his bedroom through which he must have left the building. The balcony rail is 1.4m (4½ft) high while the window is 1.6m off the floor. Dr Marwan suffered from leg and foot problems and so could not even step into a bath unaided, one source said. “He walked with a cane. He was not Michael Jordan, and could not have jumped that high, and did not use any visible means to jump out.”

Israeli sources have since claimed that he was recruited by Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, in 1969 and in 1973 handed over files that showed Egypt’s plans to cross the Suez Canal. However, Egyptian sources have said that Dr Marwan fed disinformation for years to the Israelis with the blessing of the Government. Dr Marwan was hailed as a national hero by Sadat’s successor, President Mubarak. He moved to London 25 years ago. Read more at www.timesonline.co.uk

 

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