MESRINE Jacques (1936-1979) nicknamed public enemy number on - Lot 20

MESRINE Jacques (1936-1979) nicknamed public enemy number one. 4 L.A.S. to Jeanne Schneider, prison de la Santé, April 13, 15, 16, 18, 76. 8 pp. in-8. On April 13, he opens with "I'm glad that 'Te Quiero' has pleased you. I always keep my promises [] What's more, I wore it secretly, which impregnated it with my fluid (sic) []" he continues "for the first time, Madre has been replaced by another judge (sic) He's careful, the little one! It was better that way, because I resent her too much to remain calm in her presence []", he returns to his very high blood pressure and the possible consequences "at 22 - /2 ½ you risk a heart attack or a stroke, and isolated as I am at night, I wouldn't be in trouble! []"; on April 15, he also talks about his exchanges with his daughter; on April 16, he is delighted, his "book" is progressing, he then talks about his divorce, his file having been stolen from his lawyer's office; on April 18, He has received the articles on prisons in Canada "I see that things are no better there than here []" he then describes these activities.