Biography

Born in 1971, William Reymond is a French independent investigative journalist. He edited a series at Éditions Flammarion and has written for French and Swiss news magazines.

The Kennedy case took him from France to Texas, where he lived for fifteen years. There he wrote two books on the assassination and co-directed a documentary.

With Coca-Cola, l'enquête interdite (2006), Toxic (2007) and Toxic Food (2009) he turned to the drinks and food industry. The Coca-Cola book came out in Spanish, Catalan and Italian.

Dominici non coupable reached television in 2003: L'Affaire Dominici, directed by Pierre Boutron, with Michel Serrault. With director Yves Simoneau he then wrote Assassin's Creed: Lineage (2009), three short films tied to the video game Assassin's Creed II, and L'Appât (2010). He is a co-writer of Les Parfait(s) : Arnaques en famille (2026).

In October 2017 he started the blog “Jusque ici tout va bien…” on wreymond.com. He wrote it from Las Vegas, with posts planned on the Kennedy case, Springsteen, poker, Hollywood, the Trump presidency and cryptocurrencies. In June 2018 he won a World Series of Poker bracelet in Event #10, the $365 online tournament: $154,996 from a field of 2,972 entries.

With Maître Eolas he co-hosts the current-affairs politics podcast Sentinelles – La France en campagne (Maintenant Media).