Helmut-Harry Loewen. He's a professor at a university in Canada that was weighing in as an expert on a story, and from his accent I'm guessing he was German, but I still giggled. Helmut-Harry, hee hee hee.
Well, that's the most unexpected double-barrel French-Canadian name I have heard! I am used to Jean-Jacques, Jean-Pierre, Marc-Antony, or Paul-Philippe, but nothing with Harry in it! I wonder if he has one parent from Alsace-Lorraine (would explain a German-ish accent) and one non-French Canadian parent or something?
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Re: Seen on the news the other day...