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What did JFK write in his love letters to Swedish mistress Gunilla von Post? Jennifer Roback Updated: May 6 2021, 13:56 ET Jennifer Roback JOHN F. KENNEDY was known as a father, beloved president and philanderer. Almost 58 years after Kennedy was assassinated, his love letters to his Swedish mistress are up for auction. 4 Who was JFKs mistress? Kennedy met Gunilla von Post just weeks before he wed the former first lady Jacqueline Bouvier. Gunilla, a Swedish noble, met Kennedy during the summ...

Destiny Betrayed: (page 294) Ok, lets go over his evidence. First up is Richard Case Nagell: (page 294) "For instance, Richard Case Nagell had a grenade thrown at him from a speeding car in New York. Nagell brought the remains of the grenade to Garrison and told him he did not think it was wise for him to testify at Shaws trial." DiEugenios source is page 436 of Dick Russells book The Man Who Knew Too Much: There are several problems with this story. First, Richard Case Nagell had serious cred...

Jim Garrison also read Crafards testimony and he marked it up with comments. Volume XIII, page 404-405. Garrison is interested in Crafards stint in the U.S. Army. He was only in for thirteen months and was then discharged for medical reasons. Volume XIII, page 408-409. Garrison makes a note about Crafards "remarkable memory" and then wondered about Crafards work at the carnival - "as what? A sharpshooter?" Then Garrison marveled at his memory once again, "Did you ever see a memory like this Ev...

  On November 20, 1972, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Jim Garrisons petition to overturn the permanent injunction against trying Clay Shaw for perjury. New Orleans Times-Picayune Jim Garrison then issued this press release: Is this the product of a sane man? The assassination was a "professionally executed guerilla ambush," with four gunmen - two in front, and two in back. Oswald was "planted" in the Texas School Book De...

“If a girl wants to get started in the business,” Pappy went on, “she may call me or she may tell one of the club owners and he’ll tell her to contact me. I’ve got kind of an amateur show I do over at the Athens Strip on Sunday afternoon. I tell the girl to show up there and if she does all right, she can start dancing.” What’s it take to make a good strip­per? “Oh, it’s like anything else. It takes a gimmick. Some girls are beautiful and that’s their gimmick. But you’ve ...

By S.T. Patrick After slamming his sedan into two police officers near the Capitol’s north barricade, 25-year-old Noah Green crazily wielded a knife. One officer was killed, while the other was hospitalized. Green died after being shot by Capitol police. Critics claim Green suffered an isolated moment of madness. His own recollections of his past told a different story. He credited the Nation of Islam’s controversial leader Louis Farrakhan with saving him “after the terrible afflictions I...

Conspiracy theories started to emerge immediately following his death. Epstein, 66, pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and conspiracy charges last month and was being held without bail. His death came a day after hundreds of pages of court documents were released that revealed new allegations against him and some of his high-profile associates. What were the circumstances of Epsteins death? Epstein died shortly after being found unconscious early on Saturday at the Metropolitan Correctional ...

  Here is a letter that Jim Garrison wrote Jonathan Blackmer of the HSCA in July of 1977: Here is my transcription of Garrisons letter: "Dear Jonathan: Enclosed herewith are the random Morgan City and Lafayette materials I mentioned. You will at once perceive an absence of depth of inquiry and a lack of follow-up, with regard to these two statements which I am now marking "A" + "B") but that was because we didnt know what to with ...

Where one man’s trash became another man’s treasure: Pawnshops lined Elm Street in Deep Ellum for decades The stores played an important role in the neighborhood from the 1920s through the 1980s. Honest Joes Pawn Shop in Deep Ellum(Staff Photo) “Watch those bear traps when you walk through here,” pawnbroker Rubin Goldstein of Honest Joe’s warned Dallas Morning News staff writer Larry Grove in 1964, while he threaded his way through “the clutter of a million valuable items that bear...

By Donald Jeffries Rose Cherami was an unfortunate woman who had turned to prostitution and drug running to support herself. On Nov. 20, 1963, she was struck by a car in Louisiana. During her hospital stay, she told Police Lt. Francis Fruge and some nurses that President John F. Kennedy was going to be assassinated. Rose was one of Jack Ruby’s strippers and claimed that Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald were more than close friends, laughing and calling them “bed mates” who’d been “shacking ...