in October 1983, contained sweeping allegations of big-name involvement in secret information projects, involving military alliances with Israel and the election of Ronald Reagan as US president. Life in the US Rhoodie moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he "ran a consulting business for South Africans seeking to move to the United States". Personal life and death Rhoodie was married to Catherine Bondesio; they had a son, Eschel Rhoodie Jr., and a daughter, Anna-Marie Kern. They resided in Smyrna, Georgia near Atlanta. He died of a heart attack while playing tennis on 17 July 1993 in Atlanta, Georgia. He was 60 years old. Selected works References External links Short biography of Eschel Rhoodie Information Scandal Article on the Israeli-South African-U.S. Military Alliance during the 1970s and 1980s Global Analysis Zimbabwe anti-British article with info on the Information Scandal 1933 births 1993 deaths People from Overstrand Local Municipality People from Smyrna, Georgia University of Pretoria alumni Press secretaries South African politicians convicted of fraud South African emigrants to the United States