Mary's Mosaic (99 page)

D.C. Morgue,
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autopsy of Mary Meyer,
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and Ben Bradlee,
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113
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and Detective Bernie Crooke,
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and Dr. Linwood L. Rayford (coroner),
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identification of Mary Meyer,
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59
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and R Randolph M. Worrell (technician),
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and Sergeant Sam Wallace,
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time of autopsy,
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Decker, Robert (D.C. Police Officer): description of assailant by Henry Wiggins,

and partner James Scouloukas,
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de Mohrenschildt, George (CIA): alleged shotgun suicide death of,
34

De Vegh, Diana: as girlfriend of JFK’s,
213

Diary of Mary Pinchot Meyer,
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and Alfred Hantman,
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and alleged love-letters from JFK,
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as “Hope Diamond,”
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and bedroom location of,
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and Ben Bradlee’s account of,
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and Bradlee entrance into Mary’s studio on night of murder,
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CIA conspiracy to kill JFK,
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and Damore telephone call to James H. Smith, Esq.,
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404

diary as artist sketchbook,
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“diary as MacGuffin,”
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and Dovey Roundtree,
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earlier volumes of Mary’s diary keeping,
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and James Angleton’s procurement of,
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contents of,
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and Mary Meyer’s poem “Requiem,”
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and
National Enquirer
(1976),
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and offering to Bernie Yoh (AIM),
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references to by Ron Rosenbaum,
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and Robert Crowley,
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the search for the diary,
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and telephone call from Anne Truitt,
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and Tony Bradlee,
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and Truitt-Angleton letter to NYT,
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Diem, Ngo Dinh (Vietnam)
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CIA assassination of,
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JFK’s reaction to assassination of,
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regime of,
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DiEugenio, James (author),
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Dobrynin, Anatoly (Soviet ambassador): on meeting with Bobby Kennedy during Cuban Missile Crisis,
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Donahue, George R. (D.C. Police Homicide Squad): meeting with Lt.

William L. Mitchell,
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Dougherty, Ariel: on seeing Mary Meyer at JFK’s funeral at Arlington Cemetery,
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Douglas, Gregory (author; a.k.a. Peter Stahl and Walter Storch),
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and alleged Crowley-Douglas conversations,
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author interviews with,
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corroborations of Emily Crowley,
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and emails to and from author Joseph Trento,
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and Gestapo Chief: The 1948 Interrogation of Heinrich Müller,
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and “Operation Zipper,”
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and Regicide,
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and relationship with Robert Crowley,
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and relationship with William Corson,
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and Thomas Kimmel,
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Douglas, William O. (Supreme Court Justice),
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and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal preservation,
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and Gifford Pinchot,
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Douglass, James W. (author),

correspondence between Khrushchev and JFK,
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Cuban Missile Crisis as most dangerous moment in history,
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and JFK’s American University address,
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Khrushchev as peace maker,
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and references to
JFK and the Unspeakable,
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Duberman, Martin B. (historian),
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Duffy, David (journalist),
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Dulles, Allen (Director of CIA),
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as a liar,
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