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. . . . When he summoned Christaan to his office in Anvers, he was told by the Prince's HQ that if his "suspect" was unable to come, it would be because he had left on a mission. [British intelligence officer Oreste] Pinto was furious. ...
2014 FTR#810 A Prince Too Far
Dwight Eisenhower once described Pinto as "the greatest living authority on security". The Daily Telegraph referred to him as a "human bloodhound". Conversely, Guy Liddell stated in 1942 that he had been told that Pinto had "a thoroughly bad record".
Unfortunately for Christaan, Pinto was not the only one who who felt vindictive towards him.