It was on their Facebook page - I wasn't expecting another one !! Haven't listen to it yet but hopefully better than the last
Much better! Except for RB's actor accent!!It was on their Facebook page - I wasn't expecting another one !! Haven't listen to it yet but hopefully better than the last
Yes that is correct. I dare say LE have all this.
There’s also many ads women looking for companionship and friendship in the Jewish papers many of these ads would have appealed to him too
He sure is… not only gaslighting her privately but also publicly on the stand
@BonnieB @Eyespywithmylittleeye During the CI, RB was asked if he attended his mother’s funeral in Belgium? His reply, if I remember correctly, went something like this, he "was not told of her death until three days after, so it was too late to attend". This could mean that his mother was Jewish and by tradition, the burial would have taken place within 24 hours of death. Also, I doubt VERY much that his family were in contact with him at all, let alone him visiting them every time he travelled to Europe. With all their wealth (remembering the inheritance!) why didn't they ever visit him in Australia?
It could mean she was Jewish. RB said he received the call 2 days after her death and didn't have time to get there. Roman Catholic tradition is for burial to occur 3 days after death so could also be RC.
In Belgium a lot of people were Catholic in those days, but the amount of days between death & service depended & depends more on when it’s possible for the funuralhome, the church & the family (for instance waiting for someone coming from abroad). More so than following their catholic habits… Just to give a bit of info about the habits in BE
But anything is possible with him.
Wouldn't that be great if they could do that KinseyFan, probably legally out of the question at this point though with all the civil libertarians and all that gobbledygook. H'mm, maybe a way around it would be through the media. A news story like "Can You Help? We are looking for women who were scammed/conned by a tall Belgian, French speaking gentleman in the '90s, either through a personal ad or random meeting. We need your help. Call this number now, anonymity guaranteed. Phone .... " - - if you could get something like that in the media in Australia, on the news, Channel 7 could do it, and overseas too, with no mention of MB or RB. I don't know, that could be a way around it .... as Batman was fond of saying, "time is of the essence."
I'm more inclined to think that notifying him was more of an afterthought. "I suppose someone better let Willy know" kind of thing. His brother/cousin probably made a point of not telling him until it was too late IMO. I so hope LE has interviewed Desire.In Belgium a lot of people were Catholic in those days, but the amount of days between death & service depended & depends more on when it’s possible for the funuralhome, the church & the family (for instance waiting for someone coming from abroad). More so than following their catholic habits… Just to give a bit of info about the habits in BE
trove.nla.gov.au
and not married...
Excellent research @mishy66!! It's almost like he is two people (*cough)Bernard Dupont is attacked in 1967 by 2 thugs in Brussels
Bernard Dupont does come to Aust with his wife Gisele showing French Tapestries in 1973
DANS LA COLONIE FRANÇAISE - ARRIVEES et DEPARTS - Le Courrier Australien (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 2011) - 9 Mar 1973
M. Marcel Fabr près l'Ambassade lundi mission. ...
TAPESTRIES TO SYDNEY 1973 : The Sebert gallery — in the old building in the Argyle Center at Sydney had the opportunity to exhibit French works of art. Currently exhibits seventeen tapestries of art that are a retrospective by the Flemish master Gaspard De Wit, died in 1971 - tapestries flemish modern
…we are grateful to Gisele and Bernard Dupont Pty ltd who, with the Sebert gallery, brought these masterpieces in sydney…. they will be on display until the end of the month
No doubt where he got his Flemish Tapestry / Painting idea from
Gisele and Bernard Dupont
https://www.vinoble.hk/domaine-dupont-tisserandot-gevrey-chambertin-1er-cru-lavaux-saint-jacques/
Found in the heart of Gevrey-Chambertin, Domaine Dupont-Tisserandot is a fourth generation family estate which takes the name from Bernard Dupont who married the winery owner, Gisele Tisserandot, in 1954. Since 1999, Didier Chevillon, their daughter the husband of Patricia, has been in charge of winemaking........
Dupont-Tisserandot 23 ha owned and en fermage/en métayage - (23 ha owned and leased)
This is a large exploitation, and it still sells off some of its produce in bulk to the négoce. Bernard Dupont, who started the whole thing off in 1954 when he married Gisèle Tisserandot—he was a grocer before and was somewhat thrown in the deep end—is now en retraite. Responsibility has been ceded to his daughter and son-in-law, Patricia and Didier Chevillon. Didier has been totally responsible for the wines since 1999........
Then we have a Bernard Dupont as a banker coming into Aust April 1970
So I ask myself WHY would a banker who is "showcasing rich tapestries in Sydney at a Gallery and connected to a French Winery" ...... be a banker and living in a unit.
wowBernard Dupont is attacked in 1967 by 2 thugs in Brussels
Bernard Dupont does come to Aust with his wife Gisele showing French Tapestries in 1973
DANS LA COLONIE FRANÇAISE - ARRIVEES et DEPARTS - Le Courrier Australien (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 2011) - 9 Mar 1973
M. Marcel Fabr près l'Ambassade lundi mission. ...
TAPESTRIES TO SYDNEY 1973 : The Sebert gallery — in the old building in the Argyle Center at Sydney had the opportunity to exhibit French works of art. Currently exhibits seventeen tapestries of art that are a retrospective by the Flemish master Gaspard De Wit, died in 1971 - tapestries flemish modern
…we are grateful to Gisele and Bernard Dupont Pty ltd who, with the Sebert gallery, brought these masterpieces in sydney…. they will be on display until the end of the month
No doubt where he got his Flemish Tapestry / Painting idea from
Gisele and Bernard Dupont
https://www.vinoble.hk/domaine-dupont-tisserandot-gevrey-chambertin-1er-cru-lavaux-saint-jacques/
Found in the heart of Gevrey-Chambertin, Domaine Dupont-Tisserandot is a fourth generation family estate which takes the name from Bernard Dupont who married the winery owner, Gisele Tisserandot, in 1954. Since 1999, Didier Chevillon, their daughter the husband of Patricia, has been in charge of winemaking........
Dupont-Tisserandot 23 ha owned and en fermage/en métayage - (23 ha owned and leased)
This is a large exploitation, and it still sells off some of its produce in bulk to the négoce. Bernard Dupont, who started the whole thing off in 1954 when he married Gisèle Tisserandot—he was a grocer before and was somewhat thrown in the deep end—is now en retraite. Responsibility has been ceded to his daughter and son-in-law, Patricia and Didier Chevillon. Didier has been totally responsible for the wines since 1999........
Then we have a Bernard Dupont as a banker coming into Aust April 1970
So I ask myself WHY would a banker who is "showcasing rich tapestries in Sydney at a Gallery and connected to a French Winery" ...... be a banker and living in a unit.
Bernard Dupont is attacked in 1967 by 2 thugs in Brussels
Bernard Dupont does come to Aust with his wife Gisele showing French Tapestries in 1973
DANS LA COLONIE FRANÇAISE - ARRIVEES et DEPARTS - Le Courrier Australien (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 2011) - 9 Mar 1973
M. Marcel Fabr près l'Ambassade lundi mission. ...
TAPESTRIES TO SYDNEY 1973 : The Sebert gallery — in the old building in the Argyle Center at Sydney had the opportunity to exhibit French works of art. Currently exhibits seventeen tapestries of art that are a retrospective by the Flemish master Gaspard De Wit, died in 1971 - tapestries flemish modern
…we are grateful to Gisele and Bernard Dupont Pty ltd who, with the Sebert gallery, brought these masterpieces in sydney…. they will be on display until the end of the month
No doubt where he got his Flemish Tapestry / Painting idea from
Gisele and Bernard Dupont
https://www.vinoble.hk/domaine-dupont-tisserandot-gevrey-chambertin-1er-cru-lavaux-saint-jacques/
Found in the heart of Gevrey-Chambertin, Domaine Dupont-Tisserandot is a fourth generation family estate which takes the name from Bernard Dupont who married the winery owner, Gisele Tisserandot, in 1954. Since 1999, Didier Chevillon, their daughter the husband of Patricia, has been in charge of winemaking........
Dupont-Tisserandot 23 ha owned and en fermage/en métayage - (23 ha owned and leased)
This is a large exploitation, and it still sells off some of its produce in bulk to the négoce. Bernard Dupont, who started the whole thing off in 1954 when he married Gisèle Tisserandot—he was a grocer before and was somewhat thrown in the deep end—is now en retraite. Responsibility has been ceded to his daughter and son-in-law, Patricia and Didier Chevillon. Didier has been totally responsible for the wines since 1999........
Then we have a Bernard Dupont as a banker coming into Aust April 1970
So I ask myself WHY would a banker who is "showcasing rich tapestries in Sydney at a Gallery and connected to a French Winery" ...... be a banker and living in a unit.
Interesting stuff Mishy66. And what's extra interesting about BD is that RB said he was the bank manager at the PNB Paribus Bank. I seem to recall RB saying they only ever had Commonwealth Bank accounts, so just wondering where he met this bank Manager BD .... err, in a bank, per chance? I don't think it's RB's handwriting on the passenger card.Bernard Dupont is attacked in 1967 by 2 thugs in Brussels
Bernard Dupont does come to Aust with his wife Gisele showing French Tapestries in 1973
DANS LA COLONIE FRANÇAISE - ARRIVEES et DEPARTS - Le Courrier Australien (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 2011) - 9 Mar 1973
M. Marcel Fabr près l'Ambassade lundi mission. ...
TAPESTRIES TO SYDNEY 1973 : The Sebert gallery — in the old building in the Argyle Center at Sydney had the opportunity to exhibit French works of art. Currently exhibits seventeen tapestries of art that are a retrospective by the Flemish master Gaspard De Wit, died in 1971 - tapestries flemish modern
…we are grateful to Gisele and Bernard Dupont Pty ltd who, with the Sebert gallery, brought these masterpieces in sydney…. they will be on display until the end of the month
No doubt where he got his Flemish Tapestry / Painting idea from
Gisele and Bernard Dupont
https://www.vinoble.hk/domaine-dupont-tisserandot-gevrey-chambertin-1er-cru-lavaux-saint-jacques/
Found in the heart of Gevrey-Chambertin, Domaine Dupont-Tisserandot is a fourth generation family estate which takes the name from Bernard Dupont who married the winery owner, Gisele Tisserandot, in 1954. Since 1999, Didier Chevillon, their daughter the husband of Patricia, has been in charge of winemaking........
Dupont-Tisserandot 23 ha owned and en fermage/en métayage - (23 ha owned and leased)
This is a large exploitation, and it still sells off some of its produce in bulk to the négoce. Bernard Dupont, who started the whole thing off in 1954 when he married Gisèle Tisserandot—he was a grocer before and was somewhat thrown in the deep end—is now en retraite. Responsibility has been ceded to his daughter and son-in-law, Patricia and Didier Chevillon. Didier has been totally responsible for the wines since 1999........
Then we have a Bernard Dupont as a banker coming into Aust April 1970
So I ask myself WHY would a banker who is "showcasing rich tapestries in Sydney at a Gallery and connected to a French Winery" ...... be a banker and living in a unit.
They may indeed be 2 people or even 4 people! Both DuPont and Bernard are extrêmement common names of that era in Francophone countries !
