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However, Truitt's allegations regarding Pinchot Meyer's affair with the late President Kennedy and the existence of a diary in which she recorded the affair were confirmed in 1995 by her brother-in-law Ben Bradlee in his memoir A Good Life.
- Who Was Mary Pinchot Meyer?
- Mary Pinchot Meyer and JFK
- The Murder
- The Enduring Mystery
Most women in 1960s Georgetown were more Jackie than Marilyn: white-gloved, tea-drinking, Pall Mall-smoking housewives whose Mad Menera coifs could always be seen at a PTA meeting. Mary Pinchot Meyer existed outside of those appearances and expectations. An artist, she regularly carried a pouch of pot and acid with her, never ceasing to inspire fas...
The story of JFK’s infidelities didn’t start with Mary Pinchot Meyer, but it may have ended with her — if only because he was assassinated in November of 1963, about a year before Meyer would be killed. Shortly before his assassination, John F. Kennedy penned a letter to her imploring her to visit him. “I know it is unwise, irrational, and that you...
On October 12, 1964, just two days shy of her 44th birthday, Mary Pinchot Meyer finished a painting in her studio at around noon. In the safe confines of her studio, she would often work, read, or pet her cat, which had just given birth to yet another litter of kittens, their little mewls carrying up into the rafters of her studio as she worked. Sh...
Ray Crump Jr. was the only suspect, and many who believe that the government may have taken Mary Pinchot Meyer out suggest that he was the perfect patsy. Crump had a violent criminal record. He was simply a black man in a country rife with racial tension. This was 1964 — racial segregation had only been officially abolished by the Civil Rights Actl...
- Abby Norman
Sep 25, 2017 · She met John F. Kennedy at a prep school dance and in the early 1960s, began an affair with the president that lasted until the time of his assassination. One year later, on Oct. 12, 1964,...
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- Marilyn Monroe's alleged affair was highly publicized. Of all his alleged affairs, John F. Kennedy's with Marilyn Monroe is by far the most notorious. Monroe was one of the most famous actors on the planet at the time, and their alleged relationship has been examined time and time again in art, pop culture, novels, and more.
- Diana de Vegh met JFK while she was in college. John F. Kennedy was known for many things, including his charisma. And few can better attest to this than Diana de Vegh, another of JFK's alleged mistresses.
- Gunilla von Post was with JFK while he was engaged. While some of John F. Kennedy's romantic relationships were pure speculation, some were indeed true.
- Priscilla Wear and Jill Cowan were White House secretaries. Word of an inappropriate relationship between the president and someone working in the White House isn't anything we haven't heard before.
- Lindsay Kimble
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- Judith Exner. Exner, who served as a conduit between JFK and mobster Sam Giancana, famously claimed that she had an abortion after she became pregnant with the president's child.
- Marilyn Monroe. JFK's relationship with sultry actress Monroe has long been the subject of speculation, spurred by her iconic "Happy Birthday" performance for the commander-in-chief at a May 1962 Madison Square Garden fundraiser.
- Mary Pinchot Meyer. The sister-in-law of legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee chronicled her alleged affair with Kennedy in her diary, Bradlee later revealed.
- Mimi Alford. As a White House intern in 1962, Alford claimed to begin an 18-month relationship with JFK — an affair outlined in her explosive 2012 memoir, Once Upon a Secret: My Affair With John F. Kennedy and Its Aftermath.
May 25, 2020 · And her affair with Kennedy and her connections to the CIA, an organization she openly criticized, inevitably fed the conspiracy-theory machine. Was the CIA behind both Meyer's and JFK's deaths...
Nov 9, 2023 · Pinchot Meyer was marred to a CIA agent named Cord Meyer and the couple were friends with JFK and Jackie Kennedy, even living near the future President and First Lady in Washington D.C.
