THE INCREDIBLE LIFE & MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF DOROTHY KILGALLEN!
That is the new title of a biography by Author and Journalist, SARA JORDAN-HEINTZ, about the legendary DOROTHY KILGALLEN, who was very likely silenced and killed under suspicious and m…
THE INCREDIBLE LIFE & MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF DOROTHY KILGALLEN!
That is the new title of a biography by Author and Journalist, SARA JORDAN-HEINTZ, about the legendary DOROTHY KILGALLEN, who was very likely silenced and killed under suspicious and mysterious circumstances, because she knew too much about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and was about to expose this truth in 1965.
Age of Truth TV Presenter and Investigative Reporter, Lucas Alexander, is interviewing Journalist and Author, Sara Jordan-Heintz, in this eye-opening and revealing 2+ hour special. An in-depth look into one of the worlds most interesting and fascinating cases and cover-up´s, the JFK murder, and those who got killed because of their ties or involvement.
Dorothy Kilgallen was one of the most famous and celebrated women in the first part of the 20th century, but ended up in obscurity after her death. Complete silence! “They” tried to make everyone forget about Dorothy Kilgallen, but due to recent re-runs and the on-line success of the legendary American game show “What´s My Line”, people are have rediscovered Kilgallen, and are seeking justice for her untimely death.
She was a friend of John F. Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe, and died under the same strange circumstances as Marilyn. Kilgallen also had close ties to the top echelon of high society, the C I A, F B I, celebrities, the mafia and so-called hidden-hand (“Illuminati”) circles, but she was an old-school independant reporter of the day, who relentlessly went for the truth at all costs and got way too close to revealing the crimes that were covered-up. She also had a famous on-going feud with Frank Sinatra!
Sara Jordan-Heintz has written a great extensive 400-page page-turner biography on Dorothy Kilgallen, and how it is connected to JFK, Marilyn and Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby, whom Dorothy Kilgallen was invited, as the only one, to interview before he was killed (death penalty for shooting the falsely-accused “lone-..
