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Father of [[Isabeau de la Coeur]]; a [[known]] [[sage]] and [[scribe]], formerly employed by [[Girard Beauchamps]] to gather information from [[history]] and [[folklore]] on [[lycanthrope]]s. However, Girard was [[killed]] by his son [[Francois Beauchamps]], an [[afflicted lycanthrope|afflicted]] [[werewolf]].<ref>[[Champions of Darkness]] p. 102-103</ref>
Father of [[Isabeau de la Coeur]]; a [[known]] [[sage]] and [[scribe]], formerly employed by [[Girard Beauchamps]] to gather information from [[history]] and [[folklore]] on [[lycanthrope]]s. However, Girard was [[killed]] by his son [[Francois Beauchamps]], an [[afflicted lycanthrope|afflicted]] [[werewolf]]. Jacques was blamed for the [[murder]] and [[incarcerated|jailed]] awaiting [[trial]].<ref>[[Champions of Darkness]] p. 102-103</ref>


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Latest revision as of 14:48, 30 July 2016

Father of Isabeau de la Coeur; a known sage and scribe, formerly employed by Girard Beauchamps to gather information from history and folklore on lycanthropes. However, Girard was killed by his son Francois Beauchamps, an afflicted werewolf. Jacques was blamed for the murder and jailed awaiting trial.[1]

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