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Jean-Marie Pontaut (born 26 February 1947 in
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) is a French investigative journalist, working for the daily ''
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'', after a start and a return trip to ''
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''.


Biography

Pontaut often worked in collaboration with Jacques Derogy. Pontaut is the author of several books in collaboration, including a book on the (''Les Oreilles du Président'') and another on the affaire Clearstream Affair cowritten with Gilles Gaetner (''Règlement de comptes à l’Élysée''). The former Prime Minister
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lodged a complaint against him for defamation. The trial set for 21 and 22 June 2007, was postponed, Jean-Marie Pontaut having called as witnesses Jean-Louis Gergorin, and Denis Robert, charged in the criminal part of the Clearstream affair, as well as General Philippe Rondot. It is now time for the criminal investigation to be completed and the case finally decided, which can take years.


Career

From 1970 to 1972, he was a reporter for the weekly ''
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''. From 1972 to July 1984, he was a reporter and head of inquiry at the weekly newspaper ''
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'', in charge of judicial and police files. In September 1981, he became a member of the study commission of the Ministry of the Interior on the police. From July 1984 to November 1984, he was head of the society department of the weekly ''
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''. From November 1984 to September 1986, he became a senior reporter for the weekly ''
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'', and from September 1986 to August 1987, became head of the newspaper company's service department, where he became deputy editor-in-chief and head of the investigations section, from August 1987 to December 1988. From December 1988 to July 1995, he remained deputy editor-in-charge of the weekly newspaper ''Le Point'', in charge of investigations at the service "Nation" and editor in chief of investigations. From September 1995 to February 1996, he was Deputy Editor-in-Chief of
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, where he also presented the weekly investigations magazine ''Témoin n°1''. Since April 1996, he has been editor (investigations) of the weekly ''L'Express''.


Prizes and distinctions

* 1987: Prix de la foundation Mumm. * 1993: Prix Radio-France Nancy-Lorraine de la communication pour ''Investigation, passion''. * 1993: Feuille d'or de la ville de Nancy.


Publications

*1972: ''La Grande Cible, 1961-1964 : les secrets de l'OAS'', in collaboration with ,
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*1981: ''Enquête sur les affaires d'un septennat'', in collaboration with Jacques Derogy, éditions Robert Laffont, *1984: ''Enquête sur les mystères de Marseille'', in collaboration with Jacques Derogy, Robert Laffont, *1986: ''Enquête sur trois secrets d¹État'', in collaboration with Jacques Derogy, Robert Laffont *1987: ''Enquête sur un Carrefour dangereux'', in collaboration with Jacques Derogy,
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, *1989: ''L'État hors la loi'',''L'État hors la loi''
in collaboration with Francis Szpiner, Fayard, *1992; ''L'Attentat - Le juge Bruguière accuse Khadafi'', Fayard *1993: ''Investigation, Passion - Enquête sur 30 ans d'affaires'', in collaboration with Jacques Derogy, Fayard, *1994: ''Enquête sur les ripoux de la Côte - De l'affaire Médecin au meurtre de Yann Piat'', in collaboration with Jacques Derogy, Fayard, *1995: ''Agent secrète'', in collaboration with
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, Fayard *1996: ''Les Oreilles du Président, suivi de la liste des 2000 personnes "écoutées" par François Mitterrand'', in collaboration with , Fayard, *1997: ''Enquête sur l'agent Hernu'', cowritten with Jérôme Dupuis, Fayard *2000: ''L'Homme qui en sait trop - Alfred Sirven et les milliards d, in collaboration with Gilles Gaetner,
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*2001: ''Enquête sur la mort de Diana'', in collaboration with Jérôme Dupuis,
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, *2002: ''Ils ont assassiné Massoud'', in collaboration with Marc Epstein, Robert Laffont *2005: ''Demi-lune'', (novel), Fayard, *2006: ''Règlement de comptes pour l'Élysée - La manipulation Clearstream'', in collaboration with Gilles Gaetner, OH ! Éditions, *2006: ''Seul face à la justice américaine - Jean Peyrelevade accuse'', in collaboration with
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, Plon, *2008: ''Chronique d'une France occupée - Les rapports confidentiels de la gendarmerie'', , *2014: ''Qui a tué le Juge Michel ?'', in collaboration with Éric Pelletier, Michel Lafon, *2015: ''Les grandes affaires de la Ve république'', in collaboration with Philippe Broussard,
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