Was Dorothy Kilgallen Murdered Before Revealing Who Killed JFK?

Mark Shaw,via YouTube account Truth Be Told TV Your Alternative News ^ | March 19, 2017 | Mark Shaw,via YouTube account Truth Be Told TV Your Alternative News

[sushiman]

Mark Shaw, the former legal analyst for USA Today, CNN, and USA Today brings a new light on who killed one of the most powerful new journalist of her time, Dorothy Kilgallen . Dorothy after interviewing the infamous Jack Ruby after he killed Lee Harvey Oswald walked away from that interview with the truth and before she could reveal who killed Judy, the same fate happened to her. Listen to this interview and hear how the JFK case could reopen and be solved through Dorothy Kilgallen's legacy

[laplata]

Maybe you should check out LBJ’s mistress. She reveals a lot about the killing from her pillow talks with LBJ through her years with him !!!

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I’ve seen an interview with her sitting outside in a back yard. You are right. LBJ was an evil man.

[BeadCounter]

Maybe you should check out LBJ’s mistress. She reveals a lot about the killing from her pillow talks with LBJ through her years with him !!!

I respect her view but she said a lot of these things, 20 years after the assassination. It's worth checking out what others have said about Madeline Brown who also appears to claim that LBJ fathered a child with Madeline.

Gary Mack who may have passed on as well in the last few years:

I also heard from Gary Mack of the Sixth Floor Museum who wrote:

“On November 5, 1982, Madeleine Brown held a morning press conference at the Press Club of Dallas to announce her forthcoming book, Texas In The Morning. She promised to detail her romance with LBJ but only hinted that her son, who was also present, might have been Johnson’s illegitimate son.

“After her opening statement and in response to a question during the Q&A, Brown said that Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn and Johnson were behind the Kennedy assassination. Surprisingly, no reporters caught the major gaffe she made, for Rayburn died in 1961, two years prior to Kennedy’s death in Dallas.”

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It doesn't mean its lies, I just do more research into what folks say.

More doubts about Madeline Brown.

[danamco]

The ESTABLISHMENT is ALWAYS willing to “kill” the messenger’s message when it does NOT fit their narrative !!!

[Yaelle]

MArking for later

[editor-surveyor]

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We know who killed JFK: His limo driver did the deed.

That’s what happens when you mess with the central banks.
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[Brown Deer]

http://thedorothykilgallenstory.org/home.html

[matthew fuller]

There was a lady back then who was something of a whistleblower, or something of that nature, and she died of cancer. I always believed that Jack Ruby and that lady were killed by CIA cancer- her name was Martha, last name R? I believe.

[Uncle Sham]

GEORGE

[yldstrk]

So George who?

[Brown Deer]

My history with the family of Lee Harvey Oswald’s Jewish killer

Journalist Steve North with the siblings of Jack Ruby: From left, Eva, Sam and Earl, 1989.

Joseph Rubinstein family at find-a-grave:

Joseph Rubenstein entered the Russian artillery in 1893 There he learned the carpentry trade, which had been practiced by his father and at least one brother and he picked up the habit of excessive drinking that was to plague him for the rest of his life. While in the army, he married Fannie Turek Rutkowski; the marriage was arranged, as was customary, by a professional matchmaker. According to his oldest son, Joseph Rubenstein served in China, Korea, and Siberia, detesting these places and army life. Eventually, in 1898, he simply "walked away" from it and about 4 years later he went to England and Canada, entering the United States in 1903. Settling in Chicago Joseph Rubenstein joined the carpenters union in 1904 and remained a member until his death in 1958.

Fannie Rubenstein followed her husband to the United States in 1904 or 1905, accompanied by her children Hyman and Ann. An illiterate woman, she went to night school in about 1920 to learn how to sign her name. Although she apparently learned some English, her speech was predominantly Yiddish, the primary language of the Rubenstein household. Still, Mrs. Rubenstein felt strongly that her children required an education in order to better themselves. She frequently argued about this with her husband, who had received little, if any, formal education and firmly believed that grammar school training was sufficient for his children.

The Rubenstein home was marked by constant strife and the parents were reported to have occasionally struck each other. Between 1915 and 1921, Joseph Rubenstein was frequently arrested because of disorderly conduct and assault and battery charges, some filed by his wife. In the spring of 1921, Jack Ruby's parents separated. The predominant causes of the separation were apparently Joseph Rubenstein's excessive drinking and Fannie Rubenstein's uncontrollable temper. She resented her numerous pregnancies, believed her husband to be unfaithful, and nagged him because he failed to make enough money.

At different times, the children were removed and became wards of the Jewish Home Finding Society or placed in foster homes. Fannie suffered from mental illness and spent time in and out of mental hospitals herself. She was admitted to Michael Reese Hospital on April 4, 1944, as a result of a heart ailment. Her condition was complicated by an attack of pneumonia and she died at the hospital on April 11, 1944. Her son Hyman testified that, perhaps because she favored the education of her children and they recognized her difficulties in rearing them during a turbulent marriage, they all remembered Mrs. Rubenstein with warmth and affection. The evidence also indicates that Jack, notwithstanding his earlier attitudes, became especially fond of his mother. Following his wife's death, Joseph Rubenstein stayed with the children in Chicago, where he died at the age of 87.

Children: Hyman & Ann (both born overseas), Marion, Eva, Jacob (Jack Ruby),Sam, Earl, and Eileen (all born in Chicago). One or two other children died in infancy.

source: http://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/warren-commission-report/appendix-16.html

[matthew fuller]

Martha Mitchell was her name, thanks ladyjane.

[Uncle Sham]

George Herbert Walker Bush

[x]

Bill Paxton, too.

It took them 53 years, but they finally got him.

Notice in the photo that the 8-year old in the middle had a clear shot from atop somebody's shoulders.

[yldstrk]

Why would he kill JFK

[Uncle Sham]

He and his team were assigned the task. There are plenty of good videos on youtube explaining it all.

[Bayou City]

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[justiceseeker93]

There were an awful lot of suspicious deaths of people who seemingly knew too much about the JFK assassination, and those deaths occurred at least into the late 1970s. Oftentimes, the victims were people who were scheduled to testify before Congress, and included both known underworld figures and people with no apparent mob connections.

Just read Jesse Ventura's book "They Killed Our President," which goes down a long list of these deaths, and specifically mentions Ms. Kilgallen's.

She was quite a celebrity journalist in her day. I remember her specifically as a regular panelist on CBS's Sunday night TV show "What's My Line?"

[DoughtyOne]

I was living in Texas a year and a half after Kennedy’s assassination. At the time Jim Garrison was heavily into the investigation of JFK’s death.

Although he has take a beating in the press over the years, he was doing follow up with individuals and there were 3-5 of them that died mysteriously during that time frame.

Things like outright murders to people falling down a flight of stairs and dying. It reminds me of the inner circle of the Clinton’s and how those folks dropped dead.

[Big Red Badger]

THE Jesse Ventura !?!

Huh...

Not sure I could stomach a book of His.

[justiceseeker93]

I don't like Jesse Ventura’s political views, which he foolishly drags into the last chapter of the book. But I don't think that his politics detract much from the conclusions he arrives at regarding the JFK assassination conspiracy.