Lake Geneva Is Rocked By A Sex Killing
Stern Was The 38th Richest Person In France
A Scion Of Jewish Banking
Stern Was Murdered In His Sex Outfit
Stern Was A Cult Follower Of BDSM
Bondage Related A Penile Insertion
An Aficionado Of The Dungeon
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Edoueard Stern, A International BankerEdouard Stern, 50, the 38th richest man in France, whose friends
included President Nicolas Sarkozy was shot dead in his penthouse apartment in the Swiss city on
February 28, 2005.
His body, with four bullet holes in the head, was found clad from head-to-toe in a
flesh-colored latex suit, which police say was linked to sado-masochistic
sex.
Mr. Stern was wearing a latex suit, bound by a
harness and wearing a dildo.
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Stern's Dominatrix
Mme. Brossard used the name “Alice” when she played her role as a
dominatrix. She was described her as “a 36-year-old blonde, a sadistic
Germanic type that specialized in rough sex.
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He Ran In Sarkozy's Crowd
Stern and other monied Zionists backed Sarkozy.
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A Favorite Was The Spanking
The woman's lawyer told investigators the couple had a history of sado-masochistic
sex since meeting in 2001. Stern, like many Jewish men, had a
matriarchal fascination with spankings.
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Stern Ravaged The Shiksas
Mme. Brossard's lawyer said she was the toy of Stern, who
repeatedly humiliated and harassed her, subjecting her to "a moral
degradation, to physical degradation".
Another lawyer stated there were "very seriously
deviant images that Edouard Stern had downloaded on his computer".
"Stern was not not the poor victim who was manipulated by an
uncontrollable sexual deviant". Stern was a sexual monster.
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France's Social Columnist - Taki
Although Mme. Brossard admitted the crime, Taki still expressed his
skepticism that she wasn’t “covering up for someone.” He reported that
“Stern had many girlfriends, but he was also homosexual. It was widely
known that he was a rough-trade connoisseur, plus he had kept an
undercover boyfriend for years.”
Taki’s theory at the time of writing his column was that the woman who
killed Stern “was a very tortured soul, quite mad, but not all
bad.” She had, he said, “served Stern’s sexual whims for years,
and he gave her a gift ... She had been doing his bidding for a
long time, had been discreet, and after she left him and went back
to her boyfriend he blocked the funds and went after her the way
very rich and powerful men go after that kind of woman.”
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The Million Dollar MistressCecile Brossard, his long-time lover and an artist,
confessed to killing Stern with his own pistol after an argument over $1
million.
Stern put the money into her Swiss account after she demanded it saying
it would be "proof of his love for her" and then blocked it after she
refused to return it, court documents obtained by Reuters show.
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Four Shots To The Head
On February 28, Cécile slipped once more into her
fetish garb as the dominatrix, and Edouard put on his latex body
suit to let Cécile tie him up, ready to be punished. They argued
about the missing million dollars. Edouard said
something to the effect of "$1 million is a lot of money to pay
for a whore." Cécile then removed one of the pistols Edouard
kept in a drawer and shot him at point blank range.
When the first bullet struck him, her lawyers relate, Edouard,
exceptionally fit at the age 50, stood up, but crumpled to the
floor after Cécile fired two more shots into his body. She then
fired a final shot into his right temple.
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Stern's New York Wife, The Yenta Stern
Stern has three adult children with his
former wife, is seeking a murder conviction.
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The Grand Patriarch
David-Weill is a direct descendent of the founders of the
one-hundred and fifty-year-old bank which now has annual
earnings in the hundreds of millions as well as valuable
stakes in such major international companies such as Danone
and Pearson. He often refers to his business as “la maison”
(The House), and he has pretty much run it since the demise of
M. Meyer more than a quarter century ago.
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