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Autonomous community of Spain, and archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean
Robert Maxwell was found dead in the Atlantic near the Canary Islands on 5 November 1991; at an inquest later that year coroners recorded death by heart attack combined with accidental drowning while ...
Multiple books and journalists have alleged Robert Maxwell had ties to Mossad and that those ties help explain theories he was killed rather than having died accidentally; the most detailed claims app...
Robert Maxwell’s death on 5–6 November 1991 remains officially recorded as an , but the event spawned competing theories—suicide, accident, and assassination—because of Maxwell’s secretive business de...
Robert Maxwell died on 5 November 1991 after falling from his yacht off the Canary Islands; Spanish police at the time said no foul play was suspected and the official immediate finding was drowning ....
Two recent articles revive claims that Adolf Hitler may have escaped Berlin in 1945, citing assertions from a former CIA agent and selective FBI file references; however, multiple other contemporary s...
Venezuelan islands and cays — including Margarita and the Los Roques archipelago — are documented transshipment nodes used to move Colombian cocaine onward to the Caribbean, Europe and the U.S., in pa...
Robert Maxwell’s documented links to MI6, the KGB and Israel’s Mossad helped turn his November 1991 death—found floating off his yacht in the Canary Islands and officially ruled an accidental drowning...
Available sources do not provide a single, authoritative tally of kilograms of cocaine seized specifically from vessels departing Venezuela in the past 12 months; reporting and datasets instead give s...
Recent large cocaine seizures involving vessels that left Venezuela appear to result from a mix of traditional maritime policing and new, more aggressive U.S. tactics—law-enforcement interceptions lin...
Robert Maxwell was a Czechoslovak‑born British publisher, media proprietor and former Member of Parliament who built a large international publishing empire (Pergamon, Mirror Group, Macmillan) and die...
Robert Maxwell’s death in November 1991 was a rupture that pushed Ghislaine from the private orbit of a powerful father into public grief, financial crisis, and a long shadow of controversy; she immed...
Ghislaine Maxwell was born in England in December 1961 as the youngest daughter of media magnate Robert Maxwell and his wife Elisabeth; she grew up amid wealth and high-society life at family homes su...
The December 1991 Madrid inquest recorded that Robert Maxwell died from a heart attack combined with accidental drowning, while also documenting unresolved questions about the physical scene aboard hi...
The official postmortem and judicial inquiries into Robert Maxwell’s death concluded that he died of natural causes—most likely a heart attack—and that he fell from his yacht rather than having been t...
Robert Maxwell, the Czech‑born British media magnate, was found dead in November 1991 near his yacht off the Canary Islands; the official inquest ruled death by heart attack with accidental drowning, ...
The official inquest verdict in December 1991 recorded Robert Maxwell’s death as a heart attack combined with accidental drowning (see inquest ruling) . Reporting across major outlets notes that three...