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Connerotte examined Katrien de Cuyper's 1991 disappearance tied to X-Kiss studio with Zandvoort connections via [[Gerrit-Jan Ulrich]] and [[Robbie Van Der Plancken]]. X3's royal claims at castles of Prince Charles, King Baudouin, and King Albert from 1950-1962 were documented, alongside X2's Mirano orgies with Princes Philippe and Laurent. The dossier mapped CSP politicians backed by [[Societe Generale de Banque]], with Dumont representing CRIES using [[UNICEF]] for porn via [[Joseph Douce]] and [[Michel Caignet]]'s [[Gaie France]].[^1]
Judge [[Jean-Claude Van Espen]], Nihoul's partner, delayed recusal from Van Hees until 1998, interfering with Connerotte's probe. The 1997 replacement of Bourlet's team followed fabrication charges, with the dossier leaked to journalists, published in 1999 "The X-Files" book prompting King Albert's 2001 lawsuit. Connerotte testified in 2004 about murder contracts against magistrates, requiring bullet-proof vehicles.[^1]
Judge [[Jean-Claude Van Espen]], who had directed the 1980s Van Hees investigation and was later reported to have had close ties to Nihoul, suspended the Neufchâteau team's work on the reopened file in June 1997. The 1997 replacement of Bourlet's team followed fabrication charges, with the dossier leaked to journalists, published in 1999 as *De X-dossiers* prompting King Albert's 2001 lawsuit. Connerotte testified in 2004 about murder contracts against magistrates, requiring bullet-proof vehicles.[^1]
### Removal and Legacy
Connerotte's removal stemmed from the fundraiser, viewed as partiality, shifting to Jaques Langlois amid protests. Exonerated from bias charges in 1999, he criticized the 2004 trial barring X-witnesses, convicting Dutroux for life but Nihoul lightly despite evidence. Connerotte advocated reopening cases like Dellaert's and Van Hees, linking to [[Operation Gladio]] networks with accused like Wathelet on the European Court. Post-trial, he highlighted institutional protections, with over twenty deaths silencing leads on elites like Vanden Boeynants.[^1]