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It has a sinister, sneaky, suave sound. Like a handsome villain, a man of intrigue who charms the ladies while having their husbands blown up on a yacht.
I always thought it was a good choice for the name of James Earl Ray's mysterious co-conspirator that he talked about and nobody else seemed to know anything about, or wouldn't admit to knowing. If he made Raoul up, or or Raoul was the alias used by somebody, it was a perfect choice.