Jacques Casanova.

André Casanova.

At the Hotel Casanova.

Casanova slept there in 1763.

I suppose you're Pierre Casanova?

So he comes to Rue Casanova.

Let me think... The memoirs of Casanova?

Some celebrate the announcement, like Vanesa Casanova ( vanecasan)

What was I doing at the Hotel Casanova?

He gave you the number of the Casanova Club.

This Casanova sure has the roving'est eyes Ooh, doodoodooda

This Casanova sure has the roving'est eyes Ooh, oohbedooda

But you'll find me at the Casanova Club every night.

I want a police van sent to the Hotel Casanova.

General Vides Casanova and Colonel Casanova Vejar have denied any personal involvement in the arrest and execution or in the subsequent cover up of the crime.

You're no Casanova with women. Those were all lies you fed me.

Casanova said that there's no woman who can't be seduced with gratitude.

Looks as if we have Casanova himself at the head of Green Manors.

Every other Friday the flics would raid Rue Casanova, just for the record.

This big Congo Casanova has been after your wife ever since she's been here.

And if that's what you're in the market for, just step into the Rue Casanova.

There is also sufficient evidence that Major Zepeda informed his superior, Vides Casanova, of his activities. 156

In December 1981, Colonel Vides Casanova appointed Major José Adolfo Medrano to carry out a new investigation.

Nevertheless, there is sufficient evidence to show that both General Vides Casanova and Colonel Casanova Vejar knew that members of the National Guard had murdered the churchwomen, and that their efforts to impede the gathering of evidence adversely affected the judicial investigation.

Colonel Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova, Director General of the National Guard, put Major Lizandro Zepeda 152 in charge of another investigation.

Mr. Orellana and Mr. Meléndez later interviewed Colonel Eugenio Vides Casanova, then Commander of the National Guard, who denied the statements by the Embassy officials.

There is also substantial evidence that Lieutenant Colonel Oscar Edgardo Casanova Vejar, Commander of the Zacatecoluca detachment, was in charge of the National Guard at the national airport at the time when the murders of the churchwomen occurred.

3. There is substantial evidence that by failing to act quickly to investigate the incident and identify precisely who was responsible, then Colonel Eugenio Vides Casanova was guilty, at least of complicity through negligence and of obstructing the resulting judicial investigation.

When the assailants left, the rest of the people in the house began to look for Mario Zamora and to telephone party leaders, police authorities and Government officials, including then Colonel Eugenio Vides Casanova, Director General of the National Guard.

3. By denying that the students had been arrested and failing to act quickly to investigate the incident and identify precisely who was responsible, then Colonel Eugenio Vides Casanova, Commander of the National Guard, was guilty, at the least of complicity through negligence and of obstructing the resulting judicial investigation.