MESRINE Jacques (1936-1979) nicknamed public enemy number on - Lot 66

MESRINE Jacques (1936-1979) nicknamed public enemy number one. 2 L.A.S. to Jeanne Schneider, Fleury-Merogis prison, September 27 and 29, 76. 4 pp. folio. Letters marked "F1". On September 27, he gradually organizes Jeanne's release and installation in Clichy, and goes on to talk about his problems with his daughter, whom he considers to be "on the run". After that, he talks about the wedding preparations: "As for the wedding rings, I'll be the one to buy them []" and adds: "Normally, the judge comes on October 6 [] the wedding will bring down my stock price! [ ]" and returns to the premonition "I've got to kick the bucket before I'm 40. Death will have to hurry up, because in three months the cape will be over (sic sic) []"; on September 29, he gives his opinion on the problems linked to Jeanne's daughter (a problem with the children's judge), then evokes the treatment of illnesses in prison "too many drugs", finally he indicates "everything's fine here, always perfect calm with my 'super-matons', really I've fallen well. All nice guys, perfectly correct [].