[paperjam]

What you write is true.

That is why I'm seeking the help of Freepers everywhere. I can't track her down at all. Her last known location was Gabon in 2000 where she was paid $60,000 for four months work (to write letters). Seems like a lot to me for a few letters. She must know some folks in really high places to charge that much.

We know she's a former "French" Diplomat. Isn't it odd that a former diplomat married to a former US ambassador is no where to be found on the web? If she were dead, we'd know for sure. I think she's a true deep cover spy. Maybe a double agent. I think she got to Wilson, I just can't prove it. That's why I've asked for help in proofing out my line of research.

[commish]

Hmm just speculating here but something struck me while reading your posts. you Theorize Jacqueline might be French intelligence. We know Joe was diddling Valerie while still married to Jaqueline, and it was at this time that Valerie told Joe she was CIA.

But, what if Jaqueline knew Valerie was CIA, and what we have here is a little social engineering. Once Valerie tells Joe she is CIA, Jaqueline and Joe basicallyy own her. Thus providing the reason Valerie would sayyy "hey how about we send my husband to Niger".

[popdonnelly]

From: OVERSEAS BUSINESS REPORTS (GABON)

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University of Missouri-St. Louis

Gabon has significant uranium reserves. The most important deposit of uranium is at Mounana. Estimated reserves are 15,600 tons, which should last between 15 and 20 years at current production levels. The Compagnie des Mines d'Uranium de Franceville (COMUF), in which both the Gabonese Government and French and Gabonese private interests participate, is the primary producer of Gabon's yellowcake. Production in 1989 reached 890 tons. However, COMUF's contract with the French nuclear utility company
expired in December 1989 and was not renewed. As a result of the loss of its biggest and most lucrative customer, the mining company will probably be forced to scale back production.

http://www.umsl.edu/services/govdocs/obr/obr_0003.htm

Joe Wilson was Ambassador to Gabon from 1992 to 1995.

[kabar]

JACQUELINE C WILSON was a registered agent for Gabon. She registered as an agent of Gabon on June 17, 1998 (not long after their divorce) and had received $100,000 prior to the registration. Summary of payments by year: 1998 ($280,0000), 1999 ($250,000); 2000 ($75,000 ); 2001 ($39,000); and 2002 ($8,000). She was not listed as an agent in 2003.