Adam Murat

As an attorney, Murat successfully represented and resolved civil cases concerning property rights disputes. Additionally, he handled criminal and administrative proceedings.

He is one of the 11 individuals still officially suspected in Madeleine McCann’s disappearance and lives at the Portuguese resort where she disappeared.

Early Life and Education

Murat was born in La Bastide-Fortuniere, France. After briefly considering becoming a priest, at the outbreak of the French Revolution he joined Napoleon Bonaparte’s cavalry regiment where he distinguished himself during numerous military campaigns under his leadership.

He is often depicted as an arrogant cavalry commander with little more intelligence than the horse upon which he rode, yet his personality was far richer than this simplistic image suggests. His interests ranged from revolutionary politics and diplomatic intrigues to spectacular displays of military prowess. Furthermore, he was devout Catholic who married at 25. Additionally he was an ardent patriot who served his nation with distinction as part of both the National Guard and later French army as a major general.

Professional Career

Murat specializes in complex tax matters such as mergers and acquisitions, capital gains tax, international tax structuring, tax effect accounting and international compliance. He has extensive experience advising both domestic and foreign entities on these matters and is recognized by Grant Thornton for his expertise in Australia.

At first pursuing a career in the clergy, he then switched sides upon joining Napoleon’s cavalry regiment at the outbreak of French Revolution. Over time he became one of Napoleon’s most trusted officers and served admirably during French campaigns in Italy and Egypt.

He participated in various pro wrestling promotions such as Turkish Power Wrestling (TPW) and German Stampede Wrestling, including Joe E. Legend, Tom La Ruffa and Yoshihiro Tajiri matches – notable ones being with Turkish Stampede Wrestling where he currently works.

Achievement and Honors

Murat has received multiple honors and awards, such as the National Institutes of Health Director’s New Innovator Award, TR35 Young Innovator Award and National Academy of Sciences Frontiers Fellow award. Additionally, he has written multiple scientific articles as well as several books; presented at various conferences; co-founded DOT Theatre; and featured as speaker.

Murat began his life in Labastide-Fortuniere, France before briefly studying to become a clergyman before joining a cavalry regiment at the start of the French Revolution. Soon thereafter he served with distinction in Italy and Egypt campaigns under Napoleon, leading a massed cavalry charge at Ulm/Austerlitz and eventually being honored with being made Marshal of the Empire before later serving as King of Naples.

Personal Life

Murat had planned to enter the church but left instead for military service at the outbreak of the French Revolution, becoming a prominent cavalry officer under Napoleon Bonaparte and fighting in Italy and Egypt before eventually earning fame on battlefields throughout France and Europe.

Murat attempted to make a deal with the Allies after Napoleon was defeated at Leipzig, in October 1813, to save his Neapolitan kingdom; but was unsuccessful and left the Grande Armee to pursue this endeavor himself.

Murat achieved great military successes but was marked by pride and arrogance; ultimately he met an unfortunate end at the hands of his former subjects in an unceremonious execution by firing squad. A splendid soldier but an inept ruler; his tendency toward vanity led to disgraceful losses during his leadership tenure and tragedy upon departure from office.