I'm so glad you mentioned Dorothy Kilgallen; now that's a fascinating rabbit hole. A couple of years ago I read a book about her mysterious death and all that she was investigating about JFK. Wild stuff.
I'm so glad you mentioned Dorothy Kilgallen; now that's a fascinating rabbit hole. A couple of years ago I read a book about her mysterious death and all that she was investigating about JFK. Wild stuff.
Even on a game show she showed how intelligent she was, it's a shame she didn't realize the quicksand she was stepping into when she took up the JFK case.
I did note that after her death no other investigative journalist came anywhere near looking into the assassination.
I think word got around that it was very unhealthy to keep poking around and asking questions.
I'm so glad you mentioned Dorothy Kilgallen; now that's a fascinating rabbit hole. A couple of years ago I read a book about her mysterious death and all that she was investigating about JFK. Wild stuff.
I saw a hilarious Youtube video a few years ago with her in it but didn't connect who she was although the name was familiar.
What's My Line? - Groucho Marx destroys the show; Claudette Colbert (Sep 20, 1959)
https://youtu.be/p6wxrLjJobM?si=IzF80w_6vhk7bC-D
Even on a game show she showed how intelligent she was, it's a shame she didn't realize the quicksand she was stepping into when she took up the JFK case.
I did note that after her death no other investigative journalist came anywhere near looking into the assassination.
I think word got around that it was very unhealthy to keep poking around and asking questions.