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To: average joe who wrote (89314)	4/22/2012 12:34:19 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219431

How would you define such a UK person as described in a UK newspaper; "The victim is a Jaguar-driving British businessman with murky links to a corporate intelligence agency." "This was fertile ground for chancers, "Having odd-jobbed his way across the US and sailed the Atlantic," "earned a living in China by teaching English, but took every opportunity to cultivate local officials who might further his goals to break into business" "like many other foreign go-betweens – could trade on privileged connections to the Chinese Communist elite." "Heywood followed him to Beijing and established a consultancy. " "The Briton did not appear to have profited greatly from his business, though he earned enough to live in a villa in the north of the capital " "Such behaviour has prompted speculation that he was a spy, based on his oft-expressed patriotism and less well-known work for Hakluyt & Co," "Heywood appeared to play up to the image, taking on a job for the Beijing dealership of Aston Martin – the car associated with James Bond – and driving a car with a 007 number plate." After this, the Englishman started describing Gu as "mentally unstable" and an unforgiving "empress." non of the above makes the stories around him credible.