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Lampsos, 54, was reputedly the favorite In the autumn of , a year after the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers and six months after the US invasion of Bagdad, American television channel ABC transmitted an interview with Parisoula Lampsos, a woman of Greek descent, presented as “Saddam Hussein’s lover”.

A woman who says Lampsos, 57, who now goes by the first name Maria, describes in detail her purported relationship with Hussein and a life in the shadows.

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Mistress, Parisoula Lampsos. She described En årig Parisoula Lampsos förälskar sig i den nästan dubbelt så gamla Saddam Hussein, mannen som skulle komma att bli Iraks fruktade och hatade diktator. I 33 år behöll han sin makt över henne, för varför skulle en man som inte drog sig för att mörda sin egen familj skona henne?.

“Iraq – Parisoula Lampsos.” 172. The woman, identified as year-old Parisoula Lampsos, told ABC's Claire Shipman that she was Saddam's on-and-off mistress for 30 years and that she now wears a veil in public to disguise.

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As U.S. officials look for current links between Saddam and al Qaeda, Lampsos said she was told the Iraqi leader has met and given money in the past to Osama bin Laden, according to one of several written excerpts from the Primetime Thursday broadcast.

Included in the collection Most tellingly, Lampsos says Hussein feared President George W. Bush more than he did Bush’s father who, after all, stopped short of tracking the dictator down during the First Gulf War. He believed George W. would “go after him,” but—says Lampsos—“He don’t care. He look at the mirror, ‘I am Saddam.’ He went like that. He looks.