"The Reporter Who Knew Too Much" investigates Kilgallen's life, her connections, and her controversial work on the JFK assassination. It explores the possibility that Kilgallen may have uncovered information or secrets related to the case that made her a target.
In essence, this book not only serves as a biography of Dorothy Kilgallen but also as a mystery that delves into the potential connections between her work, her untimely death, and the secrets of the time.
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Author: Mark Shaw
Dorothy Kilgallen was known for her work as a journalist, her appearances on the television game show "What's My Line," and her investigative reporting on high-profile cases, including the JFK assassination.
She was a trailblazer for women in journalism during the mid-20th century. She is the only reporter to interview Jack Ruby.
Her tenacity and fearless pursuit of the truth earned her respect in the industry. In fact, the book includes a quote attributed to
Ernest Hemingway, who once referred to Kilgallen as "the greatest female writer in the world."
However, it's Kilgallen's mysterious death that takes center stage in Shaw's book. She was found dead in her New York City townhouse in November 1965, and the circumstances surrounding her death raised questions and suspicions. The official cause of death was an overdose of barbiturates, but doubts immediately emerged about whether it was truly an accident.
In closing, I must point out that it is absurd to claim a woman took one-hundred barbiturates and never once vomited.
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