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Sam Klepper

Simon "Sam" Klepper (29 April 1960 – 10 October 2000) was a Dutch gangster.

"Spic and Span", Hells Angels & Murder

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"Spic and Span"

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Hells Angels

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Murder

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Hells Angels

Murder

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Sam Klepper

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klepper amsterdam hells angels mieremet october 2000 assassin klepper's 29 10 dutch spic span murder gangster work 1980s charge de

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