[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.

[sheik yerbouty]

There was a lot of speculation to that effect at the time of her death..

[GailA]

They are doing a JFK assignation series on TV facts don’t match Warren report which didn’t dig deep, never went to Mexico with the Russians just 2 months before the assignation; or Russia where Oswald went to renounce his citizenship at 19, he’d been planning on doing since 17, nor mention his suicide attempt, his removal to their best hotel for surveillance, or sent to Minsk where he spent a year or so and married his wife before returning to the US. And Johnson ordered them not to find anything that would get us into a war....LOL NAM was micromanaged by Johnson.