Hire and coup dies

The former British army and hired Simon Mann, who is part of the coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea in 2004, died of a heart attack, and friends were confirmed.

The 72-year-old won millions of pounds from protecting enterprises before participating in a failed attempt to overthrow the ruler of the West African people.

Mann was sentenced to 34 years in prison on arms charges and then said that the scheme was “the architect” manager. “

In 2009, the former SAS commando was pardoned, released and gave 48 hours to leave the country.

The plot was attempted to overthrow President Teodoro Obiang Nguem – at the moment that Mann and Co-Aliasi, the goal is to install Severo Moto, said.

Zimbabwe was opened after the police in Harare, after following a plane flying from South Africa.

Mann and more than 60 people were arrested and claimed to be hired.

They said they provided security for a mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Before reading at the Sandhurst Royal Military Academy, the school of private boys joined the Eton and then joined the Scots Guardians.

He has risen from the ranks to be a member of the SAS – the unit of the Army Special Forces – a commander.

In 2011, he said he was hit in Equatorial Guinea – while trying to load a weapon on Zimbabwe, he was played by CIA.

After serving Zimbabwe in three years of his 34-year sentence, it was transferred to the Black Beach Prison in Equatorial Guinea.

Speaking about this action in 2011, he said, “Family, families and enemies” said, “If this happens, you are, you are a dead man.”

After being pardoned and released, he said he was regretted by what he did, “Good money is good,” he has to do moral work. “