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James Walter McCord Jr. (January 26, 1924 – June 15, 2017) was an American CIA officer, later head of security for President Richard Nixon's 1972 reelection campaign. He was involved as an electronics expert in the burglaries which precipitated the Watergate scandal.

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rdfs:label	James W. McCord, Jr. (de) James W. McCord Jr. (en) James McCord (fr) ジェームズ・W・マッコード・ジュニア (ja) James W. McCord Jr. (sv)
rdfs:comment	James Walter McCord Jr. (January 26, 1924 – June 15, 2017) was an American CIA officer, later head of security for President Richard Nixon's 1972 reelection campaign. He was involved as an electronics expert in the burglaries which precipitated the Watergate scandal. (en) James Walter McCord, Jr., né le 26 juillet 1924 à Waurika dans l'Oklahoma et mort le 15 juin 2017 à Douglassville en Pennsylvanie, est un ancien agent du FBI et de la CIA impliqué dans le scandale du Watergate. Expert électronique, il est membre de l'équipe des « plombiers » qui cambriole le siège du Parti démocrate en juin 1972 pour y poser des micros. Il est arrêté, et passe aux aveux devant le juge John Sirica à la suite de son procès à Washington en janvier 1973. Il met en cause des membres de l'administration Nixon, dont John Mitchell et John Dean. (fr) ジェームズ・W・マッコード・ジュニア（英：James Walter McCord, Jr.、 1924年7月26日 - 2017年6月15日）は、ウォーターゲート事件で有罪とされた侵入犯のうちの一人。 (ja) James W. McCord, Jr. (* 26. Januar 1924 in , Jefferson County, Oklahoma; † 15. Juni 2017) war einer der fünf Einbrecher in das Watergate-Gebäude und damit eine der zentralen Figuren der Watergate-Affäre. Im Watergate-Prozess plädierte McCord auf „nicht schuldig“. Der Bundesrichter John Sirica glaubte von Anfang an nicht daran, dass die Einbrecher alleine gehandelt hatten. Wegen der Androhung einer hohen Gefängnisstrafe übergab der Mitangeklagte James W. McCord dem Richter schließlich einen Brief. Diesen Brief las der Richter laut dem anwesenden Publikum vor. Darin bestätigte McCord: (de) James Walter McCord Jr., född 26 januari 1924 i Waurika, Oklahoma i USA, död 15 juni 2017 i i Pennsylvania, var en amerikansk tjänsteman vid Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) och reservofficer i flygvapnet. Efter att ha slutat på CIA 1970 startade han säkerhetsföretaget McCord Associates i Rockville i Maryland (senare namnändrat till Security International). Han arbetade från början av 1972 för Committee to Reelect the President från årsskiftet 1971/1972, rekryterad av den tidigare polismannen och statstjänstemannen (1929–2012). Han hade senare ett solenergiföretag i Fort Collins i Colorado. (sv)
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