[7 x 77]

Most all of the story sounded like what a powerful family might do to a mother and child to protect their postion.

The only part that I'm having problems swallowing is the part about the young boy escaping from 2 men.

[Loyalist]

The man, who turns 39 next month

JFK died on November 22, 1963. This man was born some time in July 1964, which means he had to be conceived in October 1963. Just barely possible, but even so, this story sounds like a crock.

[7 x 77]

playing with JFK Jr. = playing with THE OTHER JFK Jr.

[ladyinred]

Let me see, who can I be the illegitimate daughter of?

[Betty Jane]

Are there any pictures? It would be interesting to see if he looks like a Kennedy.

[PhilDragoo]

AFIO Intelligence Notes Issue 39
14 October 1998

A second book that tells the story of another JFK dalliance, with Mary Meyer, is more a mystery ('A Very Private Woman: The Life and Unresolved Murder of Presidential Mistress Mary Meyer,' by Nina Burkleigh). Mary Meyer, wife of CIA officer Cord Meyer, for awhile visited the White House on nights when Jackie was away. After the relationship cooled off, and about one year after JFK's assassination, she was murdered while jogging along the C&O Canal towpath. Mary - the "woman who knew too much" - had kept a diary. It was immediately turned over to the CIA and never saw the light of day. James Angleton was reported to have used bits of the diary to titillate newspaper reporters over martini's. One of them quoted Angleton as saying JFK had used LSD before making love to Mary - a story denied by Angleton's widow.

What can one say? How valid are these allusions and allegations in a climate where conspiracy theories abound? Readers will draw their own conclusions. Promiscuity, adultery, drugs, murder, political blackmail, political vulnerability, national security - if and when true, not a good mix.

[pgkdan]

Her diary was found and burned by CIA counterintelligence chief James Jesus Angleton. <p.And just how would anyone know that?

[conservababeJen]

Why was this article so full of typos? I'm not trying to be nit-picky..... it just appeared odd for a published article.

I noted at least 4 major typos. Drunk editor?

[Spunky]

Bump for later read.

[Billy_bob_bob]

I found a photo of a "Richard Crummitt" who works for radio station WAAI 100.9 in Maryland. Look for his photo at http://www.mtslive.com/waai.html - it's down towards the bottom of the page. Not the best photo, but it was all I could find.

[Burma Jones]

Look, I like reading JFK dirt as much as the next guy, but the cr*p about being whisked off to play at Arlington Cemetery with his "brothers" and "sisters" while Jackie and Ethel have a good cry together? I mean, come on!

[WKB]

Just another bump for the Clinton leg-a-cee!

[Lockbar]

I hope his claim is true, he could put up a legal fight for some of the Kennedy dirty bootleg money. Anything that throws that pathetic family into more turmoil is ok with me!

[conservababeJen]

I wanna be Ann Coulter's separated-at-birth twin.

[Sloth]

I assume this means that an illegitimate Clinton child
is about to come out of the woodwork.

[Bonaparte]

Just the latest chapter in what is really an effort to sanitize Bill Clinton's "legacy."

[GopherIt]

>>the 6-foot-3,180-pound man fiddling with a lawn mower on the porch of a small Victorian home <<

This is a phony story. There's no way a six-foot guy could weigh that much.

[Defiant]

Found him here:

[joesnuffy]

Hope he doesnt meet with a tragic end...now that the JFK line really hasnt ended...after all...
33 skidoo

[texasbluebell]

Heck, I can see the resemblence. He's got that goofy look JFK had sometimes, at least in these comparison photos.