Simon Mann: Mercenary and coup plotter dies
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Simon Mann, former British mercenary involved in the failed coup d'état in Equatorial Guinea, died at the age of 72
The former officer of the British special forces SAS died of a heart attack while playing sports, according to his relatives quoted by the BBC and the "Daily Mail".
Former UK soldier who led failed Equatorial Guinea coup dies at 72: report
British mercenary Simon Mann, who led a failed 2004 coup plot in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea, has died at the age of 72, British media has reported. Mann, who served five years in jails in Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea before being pardoned and returning to the UK, died earlier this week while exercising in a gym, the MailOnline reported on Friday. The former SAS officer attempted to overthrow President Teodoro Obiang Nguema along with fellow co…
Simon Mann, British Coup Plotter in E.Guinea Dies Aged 72
Simon Mann, the former British soldier and mercenary known for leading a failed coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea in 2004, has died at the age of 72, according to UK media reports. Mann, a former SAS officer, reportedly died earlier this week while working out at a gym, MailOnline reported on Friday. He served prison time in both Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea for his role in the botched operation, before eventually receiving a pardon and return…
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