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Judith Exner (January 11, 1934 – September 24, 1999) was an American woman who claimed to be the mistress of U.S. Senator, then U.S. president John F. Kennedy and Mafia leaders Sam Giancana and John Roselli. Several aspects of her claim of having known Kennedy have been verified by documents, phone records, and testimony.
Sep 27, 1999 · Sept. 30, 1999. An obituary on Monday reported the death of Judith Campbell Exner. It quoted assertions she had made over the years that she had had an affair with John F. Kennedy before and after ...
Judith Campbell Exner, the Los Angeles socialite whose affair with President John F. Kennedy embroiled her in decades of vilification as the first to shatter the Camelot myth, has died.
Sep 26, 1999 · Judith Campbell Exner, the Los Angeles socialite whose affair with President Kennedy embroiled her in decades of vilification as the first to shatter the Camelot myth, has died. She was 65 when she died Friday at a Duarte, Calif., hospital and had spent the last decades of her life battling the cancer that ultimately killed her and the speculations that sprang up since she disclosed to a ...
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Sep 26, 1999 · Judith Campbell Exner, the bombshell-dropping reputed lover of former President John F. Kennedy and Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana, has died of breast cancer. Exner, 65, battled the disease for deca…
Oct 1, 1999 · WASHINGTON -- The death the other day of Judith Katherine Campbell Exner brought to a close one of the most bizarre and ignominious chapters in the history of the American presidency.
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Oct 1, 1999 · WASHINGTON -- The death the other day of Judith Katherine Campbell Exner brought to a close one of the most bizarre and ignominious chapters in the history of the American presidency. As a beautiful young woman, Exner had been involved with some of the nation's most powerful figures in politics, entertainment and organized crime. Yet in the end, she died without fanfare, still the victim of ...
