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Mary Pinchot Meyer surmattiin Washingtonissa 12. lokakuuta 1964. Poliisi pidätti pian Ray Crumpin todennäköisenä surmaajana, mutta oikeus vapautti hänet heinäkuussa 1965 todisteiden puutteen vuoksi kaikista syytteistä. Murha-asetta ei löytynyt, ja salamyhkäisyys asian ympärillä herätti kysymyksiä murhan motiiveista.
11 de abr. de 2012 · In early 1976 the National Enquirer published a story that shocked the elite political class in Washington, D.C. The story disclosed that a woman named Mary Pinchot Meyer, who was a divorced spouse of a high CIA official named Cord Meyer, had been engaged in a two-year sexual affair with President John F. Kennedy. By the time the article was published, JFK had been assassinated, and Mary ...
25 de feb. de 2020 · By Jesse Kornbluth. Witty, outspoken and chic, Mary Pinchot Meyer was the ex-wife of a C.I.A. official, one of John F. Kennedy’s many extracurricular lovers and an A-list socialite in the ...
5 de dic. de 2017 · Anatomy of a CIA Assassination. . “An operation… standard CIA procedure” was what the person professing to be [William L.] Mitchell called the murder of Mary Meyer. 36. [Leo] Damore’s notes asserted that “Mitchell” had been assigned sometime in September 1964 to a surveillance team that was monitoring Mary Meyer.
Mary Eno Pinchot Meyer (Nova York, Nova York, 14 d'octubre de 1920 – Georgetown, Washington D.C., 12 d'octubre de 1964) era una figura de la societat estatunidenca, pintora, exdona de l’oficial de l'Agència Central d’Intel·ligència (CIA) Cord Meyer i íntima amiga del president dels Estats Units John F. Kennedy.
12 de sept. de 2017 · The first of three parts on a crime as mysterious as the assassination of John F. Kennedy. On October 12, 1964, Mary Pinchot Meyer, a Washington socialite, went for her usual jog along the Potomac River in a fairly deserted section of Washington DC and, for no apparent reason, she was shot twice at close range. She was neither raped nor robbed.
9 de oct. de 2023 · Mary Pinchot Meyer was an American aristocrat who, in 1945, married the man who would become a CIA agent notorious for his affiliations with assassination projects across the world. Acting upon her growing suspicion that Cord Meyer was not the man she thought she knew, Mary Pinchot Meyer left her husband and began a life of debauchery in mid-century Washington D.C. as a socialite.
