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X4 identified X1's friends in porn films, while X2 described Mirano club orgies with Princes Philippe and Laurent. Bourlet's team faced replacement in 1997 after fabrication accusations, with the dossier leaked to Flemish journalists in 1997, published in 1999 book "The X-Files," prompting King Albert's lawsuit in 2001. The 2004 summary detailed 300 violent tapes from Nihoul, some with elites.[^1]
### Investigation Challenges
Bourlet navigated interference, with Judge [[Jean-Claude Van Espen]], Nihoul's partner, handling Van Hees case until 1998 recusal. Connerotte's October 1996 removal after a victims' spaghetti dinner shifted to Bourlet, sparking White Marches of 300,000 protesters. The team was accused of feeding X1 details, leading to charges against investigators, though exonerated in 1999. Bourlet's probe linked Dumont to UNICEF porn via [[Joseph Douce]] and neo-Nazi [[Michel Caignet]]'s [[Gaie France]].[^1]
Bourlet navigated interference: 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. Connerotte's October 1996 removal after a victims' spaghetti dinner shifted to Bourlet, sparking White Marches of 300,000 protesters. The team was accused of feeding X1 details, leading to charges against investigators, though exonerated in 1999. Bourlet's probe linked Dumont to UNICEF porn via [[Joseph Douce]] and neo-Nazi [[Michel Caignet]]'s [[Gaie France]].[^1]
Witnesses like Chantal Storme confirmed X1's brothel abuses, tied by metal ruler beatings and gun threats. Bourlet's oversight included Abrasax Institute raids after Weinstein's "Anubis" note, uncovering police members. The dossier mapped hierarchies involving [[Paul Martens]] and CSP politicians backed by [[Societe Generale de Banque]]. Over twenty deaths, like Hubert Massa's 1998 suicide, halted leads.[^1]