Mysterious Death of Reporter Dorothy Kilgallen & the JFK Assassination 

My late father-in-law was a police officer for 30 years. He saw how Oswald was escorted by the po's and said "that was not right. that's not how you escort any prisoner. They left him wide open on purpose."

When I was a young girl my mother told me about Dorothy Kilgallen, that she was murdered for what she had uncovered about the JFK assassination and that it was NOT Oswald acting alone. I've done a lot of homework over my 60 years and really appreciate you coming forward to shine light on this incredible "forgotten" woman that not only [most probably] solved the JFK case, but was murdered for it. She is a true American heroine! The epitome of courage and truth. The KEY to the truth and it is our job to uncover the cover-up, now that she is gone because that's what patriots do. We stand UP when others lie down! You, sir, are also a true patriot. I appreciate you so very much and enjoyed your lecture. Thank you! Bless you!

It was my understanding that Dorothy's book was finished, and her assistant was also killed, when the manuscript was stolen. Thank you, thank you, thank you for keeping this case alive. She was an amazing woman and she deserves any justice that can still be sought for her!

Interesting note: John Daly was the son-in-law of Judge Warren, the Warren Commission guy, a major player in the cover up! John worked with her every week and his father-in-law was tied into the JFK assassination, the murder of Oswald and the Jack Ruby conspiracy and I have no doubt was involved with Dorothy's murder and her files and notes on the entire subject disappeared into thin air. Her husband might have been involved to, they lived together, but the marriage was actually over, in private, but publically still together as she supported him and he would inhertite from her death. Sinatra couldn't stand her and he was in with the Mafia too. Her book on all this was to be published by Random House publishing, who would know what was in her book, was owned by another person she worked with for years, Bennet Cerf (who had a grudge against her) on Whats My Line was also very good friends with John Daly, son-in-law of Warren Commissioner. So many strange connections simply can't be a coincidence.

The most telling quote from the JFK assassination was from his wife, Jackie, explaining to Ladybird Johnson as to why she didn't want to change her bloodstained clothes from where her husband bled on her as she held him until they arrived at the hospital... "I want them to see what they have done to Jack."

Dorothy Kilgallen, no doubt, was one of the most important writers and journalistic investigators, of the 20th Century. We must not ever let this brave woman's story rest, until we have all the facts!

I was 20 years old in 1963 and will never forget the day JFK was Assassinated. I have never believed the "lone Assassin" theory and also have always agreed with the premise that Dorothy was pursuing. My question has always been: was officer Tippit supposed to be the one who "silenced" Oswald ??? Always felt that Ruby was "appointed" when that plan failed.

I'm from Dallas, but I have always known there was more to the assassination of JFK. This is so sad to hear though. I was born in 1964,my mother was so upset about the death of a great man, and now more deaths and cover-up of a great woman, her son growing up without a mother, so sad. I'm really thinking that Marilyn Monroe was also murder just like Dorothy.

Dorothy Kilgallen would never have committed suicide. This is a horrible revelation. God Rest Her Soul!

"Evil flourishes when good men do nothing" , when good men stand up to great evil they are quietly murdered, and its covered up. Rest in peace dorothy.

I was 14 yrs old when in President Kennedy was killed in the great state of Texas. I always knew in my heart that there was more than one person involved in this terrible time. RIP MS. DOROTHY

I’m reading the Reporter Who Knew Too Much right now & as I’m doing so it’s opened my eyes to the truth of the JFK assassination & so much more surrounding this event. I first heard about Dorothy Kilgallen from the most notorious podcast, and this author was being interviewed by the host. I immediately ordered the book off Amazon and read it almost as soon as it arrived. I am not disappointed. It’s definitely worth the read!!

She was very courageous. She went up against the FBI, CIA and other government officials. It ended up costing her life. RIP Dorothy.

“Evil prevails when good men do nothing” You’re a good man, Mark. And you’re doing something.

Also the Dallas police are not put in the best light, being friends with Mafia guy Jack Ruby, and helping him... Thank you for proving that it was a plot. Just like we suspected. You have done a tremendous service for humanity. Thank you so much.

I have strong memories and impressions of Dorothy Kilgallen. When I was a young man, What's my Line was my favorite television program, and I was always in awe of Dorothy Kilgallen. Dorothy was so elegant, regal, and sophisticated, and her beautify was something that I had never seen in a female. When she walked, or spoke, or smiled, she took my breath away. She was such a smart lady, and she was always asked such probing questions, and usually provided the correct answer. I was a young man, and not at all experienced in male/female relationships, but something deep inside me screamed that Dorothy was special and unique. I know of no other female in the whole world that could match her! Thank you so much for this discussion on Dorothy Kilgallen.

I am 58. My grandfather was very political. And I can remember him arguing with some of fire department buddies about this woman! AND HE WAS RIGHT! Boy I wish I could talk to him today! Thank you

Her story is sad and fascinating. She knew who killed JFK and lost her life for her investigative determination.

I recently read the book “ JFK the Unspeakable” and it was excellent. No hint in this book towards a lone gunman theory. The book solely focused on the JFK assassination and all the key players in that playbook. Well worth the time.

I was in the second or third grade, visiting relatives in Orlando Fla when the news flash came on about this. I remember hearing the remarks, all of my relatives present fell for the lone gunman crap. They believed in the news. I was too young then but later on, the first time I read it I knew it was b/s. As brilliant as Dorothy was she didn't know when to be quiet. When they know that you know you die.

Dorothy was so smart she was probably one of the best writers that ever lived, and she was a classy lady. She was murdered for being honest and doing her job. She was not a beautiful starlet, but she was a beautiful person. I loved watching her on What's my line.

Great job ,Mark Shaw !! Thank you for not letting the world forget about Dorothy Killgallen's work , life and memory !!

While in the police academy a son of a Dallas motor cop that was in the motorcade, made the statement that has long stuck with me. “LBJ, ordered it, the CIA/Mafia joint op killed, and Hoover, he covered it all up.” Someone in the class asked him about the Hoover part, he responded by saying, “He (Hoover) stayed on his knees in front of Johnson.” He implied that Hoover was so paranoid about his job, that he would do anything to keep it. He and Johnson were very close friends and lived very close to each other a lot of years. We all laughed at the cadet because of facial expressions he was making. Someone said that maybe Hoover was one of LBJ’s mistresses. We about fell out of our chairs laughing

The one most telling part of the JFK Murder was that Oswald, who the movie theater manager had no idea who the guy was, had not paid the ten cent admission fee and entered the theater. The movie theater manager calls the police for a non paying customer, which again the theater manager thought the person not paying was a normal non paying customer. In a matter of a few minutes, The Dallas Police, The Secret Service, and The FBI converge on the theater. Who reacts to a non paying ten cent customer that way? Oswald was a Patsy.

I will never forget the assassination of JFK. Freshman year in HS. We prayed and cried that day. I never knew about Dorothy Kilgallens murder. Thank you for honoring both JFK & Dorothy and keeping this history alive. RIP Dorothy & JFK. The truth must be revealed!

This is fascinating and also terrifying. There's so much that we don't know about what's happening behind the scenes of our government.

Thank you, Mark Shaw! I can't believe I never heard of Dorothy's research, and questionable death. I am grieving for this loss, as I have grieved for the murder of JFK. Now I'll read your books.

There is a great book called "Masters of Deceit" an epic novel of the monstrous plot behind the Kennedy assassination, written by A. Tarnavsky. I urge anyone who wants to learn more about the mysterious deaths of Dorothy Kilgallen, William PItzer, Jack Ruby, and countless others, and Johnson's involvement in the JFK assassination to read this book. It is an absolute eye-opener.

I have never bought the story that Oswald was the lone gunman and have always felt that the investigation and trial were a sham. I also find it disturbing that Marilyn and Dorothy's deaths were very similar in that sleeping pills and alcohol were used as the weapons.

There should be a documentary and a movie on Dorothy Kilgallen based on this author's research

I was a 9 yo kid in Australia at the time. I did a lot of shooting with dad. I knew what they were saying was utter crap. If I couldn’t pull a shot off like that on a moving target, neither could that Oswald fella. That started my deep seated mistrust of America. The utter evil that country had hidden prevents me visiting the place and that’s for certain.

I do believe that Dorothy believed that Ruby and Oswald were low level members in a conspiracy. I think her real mistake is that she thought all she was dealing with was a mob conspiracy. If she did realize that higher level individuals were involved she still wasn't careful enough. Maybe she couldn't figure out what to do to protect herself. The only way she would have been able to was to go into hiding, send her son to her husband maybe, make multiple copies of her files and such. But she trusted the wrong boyfriend and he set her up. Somebody slipped barbiturates into her drink, either the last drink at the bar or one at the moment she got home. Did her boyfriend drug her? And then leave her unconscious for the actual hitmen to find her? Ron Pataky? Maybe so, but he can't have been alone.

"When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you're being ruled by criminals."

Thank you Mark Shaw for being Dorothy Kilgallen's advocate, she deserves so much better. The American public deserves the truth. Fantastic work!

I just wanted you to know Mark that because of you Dorthy has been introduced to a new generation of people seeking truth I had never heard of her until today. She was amazing. Thank you for putting a spot light on her and her work again. I must say that she chose the right man to tell her story and she has to be smiling down at you! Beautifly done sir. Dirthys memory will live on and someday hopefully soon someone will find a copy of her notes or those chapters of her book she had written and she will have her victory lap that she deserves. That will be your victory lap as well. Again thank you for introducing me to Mrs . Dorthy. The oleasure is all mine!

Dorothy Killgallen was bright, hardworking and fearless from what I've read. I've watched many "WML" shows and her insights were often amazing. It's unfair that we were robbed of her talents, so soon, IMO.

I remember when this happened. I was 22 and caught up in all the controversy around the JFK assassination. My mom and I always felt Dorothy's death was a murder covered up. I am so happy you are investigating and wish you all the best in your endeavor. I too would like to know the truth behind her death. She was on Whats My Line the day before, and she was fine.

Please don’t give up on getting that investigation! The justice Dorothy deserves!

I watched the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald on the news at the time. I was only sixteen years old but I knew there was something odd going on as the prisoner was left wide open to an attack which I thought strange as feelings were running very high after the event.

Jack Ruby had numerous police on his payroll, that's how he got in with all the police and how he got in with a gun. Crazy thing that bothers me is why didn't they ever investigate WHO AND HOW that happened...

Dorothy Kilgallen is one of the true American heroes. Her bravery will never be forgotten. Too bad she was naive enough to let people know what she was doing. Rest in Eternal Peace.

I didn't know about Dorothy Kilgallan, but now I do, she was a heroic very prominent person who stood up against the lies, and corruption that exist in our country and still exists to this day. She was on the right track doing the right thing and that was a threat to evil doers in high positions of power. Thank you for this video.

Congratulations for speaking and presenting the truth. People need to hear this! Bravo!

I must say the work you have done in researching . You are the closest thing to to a real journalist that digs for the truth .that's the way Dorothy was .we don't have any journalist like that any more

This was an absolutely well done speech. The research done here is of grade A quality. I have nothing but respect for a man driven to find out the truth.

We all owe Mark Shaw a huge debt of gratitude for his tireless work on the JFK assassination, and Dorothy Kilgallen's related journalism. She paid for her work with her life, which Mark has done a lot to demonstrate. The material on the unknown transcripts from the Ruby trial is incendiary.

Thanks for your post about the Kennedy assignation on November 22, 1963 and events during the days that followed. When JFK was shot, I was in the dispensary at Great Lakes Naval Training Center picking up Naval records for my return trip home to Dallas. Ironically, as my train arrived in Dallas, it pulled over to a siding and stopped for a good amount of time. When we finally arrived at the station, we learned that Jack Ruby had killed Oswald just a block or so from the station. What a troubling series of events.

Dorothy Kilgallen was a true American Patriot who cared enough about her country that she wanted to find the truth and those who tried and did silence her along with the truth are not true to their country, the U.S.A. Thank you Mark Shaw for out of respect for Dorothy, you are now carrying on and exposing the truth. Much respect to you and Dorothy 🤎

This is the first time I have heard a theory that was factual, supported by relevant documents, resources and witnesses to relevant, first hand information. Thank you for the time and passion you have put in to the research, interviews and books. Dorothy Kilgallen has been honored by your dedication, intuitive understanding of her guiding presence and willingness to bring the truth to those who knew the lies ran deep.

The one statement that really tells you everything...... a policeman came down to tell Ruby that Oswald had died, and before he did he stated had nervous and anxious and scared Jack Ruby was..... as soon as he told him, "Jack, Oswald is dead, unfortunately it looks like the death penalty for you", he said Ruby got incredibly calm, his demeanor totally changed, he became melancholy and stopped sweating profusely..... he asked for a cigarette, although he didn't supposedly smoke.... it was as if the weight of the world had been lifted from his shoulders, as if his life depended on Oswald dying..... let that sink in

I was interested in your lecture and am a great fan of What`s My Line. In my readings of the assassination and of Jack Ruby, I recollect that Jack Ruby parked his car in the Allright Parking lot from the police garage with his beloved dog (Dachshund Sheba), in the car. He left his dog in the car....and I found that strange as he apparently cared greatly for his dog. Perhaps if he knew he would be detained by the police..they would find his car and look after his dog....rather than it be left at home hungry and uncared for....Food for thought!

I didn't think i could sit through a video this long. This was such a great video. You can write a movie on this. Thank you for not letting us forget.

I often wondered why she mysteriously died while investigating the death of JFK. I always thought she was murderd, and so did many people I knew. I am happy you are bringing this to light, she deserved more recognition than she got, especially since her murder was swept under the carpet, and her killers were never brought to justice!

I visited Dealey Plaza in the summer of 2010. It was eerie. As a young child I became enthralled with the JFK assassination. What makes me so angry is that even I, as a 6 year old, heard that it was all a set up. That Ruby was tied to organized crime. Mark, I really enjoyed your video and I hope to read your books. Thanks for enlightening me about Dorothy Kilgallen, who I knew little bout.

Her dieing the same way as Maryland Monroe,speaks loudly. Too bad she couldn't identify her killers to someone before they got her. Rest in peace Brave Soldier.

Fascinating. Your research of this tragic crime is very compelling!

Rest peacefully brave woman. You're not forgotten. Someone make a documentary about this!!

Love this! About 10-15 years ago, I would stay up late and watch reruns of "What's My Line." I became curious about the members of the panel...where are they now? When I "googled" Dorothy Kilgallen, I became intrigued. I found her books and read them, I googled everything I could find on the internet...I always thought she was murdered and everyone just moved on and that it definitely had to do with her investigating the JFK assassination. Due to funds and time, I gave up on my research. I cannot believe I stumbled upon this video...you finished what I could not! Wow!

Everyone my age of 74, always figured it was a conspiracy since Ruby killed Oswald. It was just too weird how everything played out.

I saw Candy Bar perform a strip tease when I was 13 years old at a dinner show at El Rancho Vegas in Las Vegas with my parents. A few years later El Rancho Vegas was destroyed by fire. Was 19 in 1963 and a freshman at Texas Tech when KFK was assassinated. My memory of that day is vivid. I also remember Dorothy Kilgallen and watching her on What’s My Line. She was a shining star and her early death was a shock. Thank you for all your efforts investigating her death and for speaking about this so we can all hear it.

I remember watching it as a five-year-old and I remember thinking how can a man get killed in a police station with so many men there protecting him

I am 68, and was an elementary school student very near to Dallas when JFK was assassinated. I saw it happen live on TV and knew in my heart that we were being lied to. I somehow knew that all these other deaths were highly suspicious, MM, Oswald, Ruby, Kilgallen. These events, among others, drove me to become a Journalism/Mass Comm major, then on to work in TV and radio. I have the highest respect for Mr Shaw and for Ms Kilgallen. We seem to have a great shortage these days of honest, intelligent people who refuse to take "NO" for an answer. The deaths of JFK, etc, opened my eyes to the reality of genuine, sub-surface, highly organized, planet-wide, evil. If you've never seen them, you might look for the YT videos of the 60's television show, WHAT'S MY LINE" in which Kilgallen was a regular. Even as a child, I rarely missed it; still highly recommended. THANK YOU, MR SHAW.

Thankyou. ABOUT TIME WE HAD A TRUTH TALKER! I have waited since I wasa 10 year old girl in Australia thinking something wasn't right. I followed it every since I hope you get the get the correct recognition you deserve. Good Luck and Stay Safe

Thank you for all of your dedication- and for sharing it so vibrantly. Ms. Kilgallen certainly picked the right person to inspire and encourage; I have no doubt that she is. Re: the museum: Appreciate how you have more than done your due diligence in asking it to do the same. Maybe the only way they will self-correct is if their bottom line is impacted. Contacting the governmental agency that grants non-profit status might be the way to go… and… you could also ask that agency about opening a museum yourself that has a more correct mission statement and purpose regarding JFK’s assassination-and Dorothy’s role in solving the case. That could prove to be be a most interesting conversation… and would be a fun project. All best.

Mark Lane, who was a friend of Dorothy, was meeting with her constantly. She told him “this is dangerous work”. He says in one of his videos on utube that she went to Dallas and interviewed Ruby. That is when she came back and said that she was going to “blow this case wide open”. Then she was killed very shortly thereafter.

I am 67 years old and I read the Warren Commission Report in the 8th grade. I knew then it was total BS.

My grandmother was on the show Whats My Line... she built and flew her own airplane. She said Dorothy was classy and beautiful.

I love the passion you have for investigating this subject! Great job. I love the passion you have for investigating this subject! Great job.

I was a teenager in the 1960’s . Events during that decade taught me about the true nature of American politics and the world in general. I was never sucked into the hippy, drug culture. That was as phoney as everything else. You have to think Marilyn Monroe dead in 1962. JFK 1963, Dorothy Kilgallen 1965. RFK 1968. Even Jayne Mansfield killed in a horrific accident. One after another dropping dead plus other assassinations all within 6 years in that decade. That has to tell you something is wrong. It’s as bad as the Mafia or anything they blame the Russians for. How hypocritical to cite skulduggery in Russian politics when Americans are just as bad. They have no claim to any higher moral ground. I learned this at a very impressionable age and it has never changed only been confirmed as if I needed any more proof. Hollywood, American politics as dirty as anything you can imagine. The Founding Fathers were no saints either but they tried to transcend their flaws towards an ideal. Ever since subsequent generations have done everything to subvert, distort and destroy it and in my opinion they succeeded decades ago. JFK was assassinated in plain sight of everyone and the whole investigation hopelessly muddled or suppressed until everyone alive then who might remember was gone. We will never know except that America died that day in Dallas in 1963.

I already knew about Dorothy Kilgallen and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this talk. I also appreciate how Mark called the JFK assassination a plot, instead of a conspiracy.

When she was pushed to give up her sources she said she would rather die than give up her sources. A true person of integrity,strength, and the willingness to stay true to her word and died because of it.

Thank you for going after the truth and the REAL facts behind these murders. You are the only person who has gone after the truth of what Dorothy Killgallen knew, and ultimately caused her death. I’ve studied this situation for years, and got my hands on everything that I could find to read. I knew in my stomach that everyone was chasing all the wrong rabbits, until I read your book, “ The Reporter Who Knew Too Much “. I applauded your dedication and years of hard work providing the facts so that Americans can read the truth and make up their own minds. I read this before “ Denial Of Justice “, and I’m sure I’m going to be re reading “ The Reporter Who Knew Too Much “. I’m going to be suggesting these two books at my February Book Club. I’m 67, and grew up during this era, and Ms. Killgallen’s death always bothered me, because she adored her children, especially her little boy. As a mother, I couldn’t understand why there were no true facts or shown proof that she was suicidal or had reason to harm herself, and cause her children to suffer her death! I’m going to see if I can find the movie based on your book, as I’m totally convinced that you are speaking for Ms. Killgallen from her grave. There are plenty of us who have believed that her death was in fact a murder, and reading your book gave me goosebumps from confirmation that she in fact was murdered. I would be interested to know what her family has thought of your books? I’m loading up my kindle with more of your works. Thank you Mark for going after the truth; we need more honorable authorities who aren’t afraid to go after the truth or being bought to keep silent. Unsurpassed writing in every way! 10+

I remember seeing the footage of the assassination on the news when it happened. When the Zapruder film was released, I remember being incensed that they had changed the trajectory of the bullets/edited the film. I never believed Oswald was the assassin, so thank you for doggedly pursuing the truth. RIP Dorothy.

A very intelligent, humorous, Beautiful smart lady. What a shame she wasn’t allowed to live and inspire subsequent generations. God bless you Dorothy.

Ruby was borderline insane according to many who knew him. His nickname was Sparky because he was so quick to lose his temper, often violently. He would act as his own strip club's bouncer often throwing customers down the stairs of his club during altercations. No one would trust him to be a leading player in a conspiracy. He talked to much and too emotionally driven to suppress the demons of arising from his childhood.

Thank you so very much for standing up for Dorothy and JFK . If I were in your standing I'd do the same thing. I really enjoyed this video because I never once believed Oswald killed anyone.

I appreciated the depth and honor you are giving Miss Kilgallen. She had a tragic, and apparently sinister end. Her story needs to be told, as well as the truth behind the JFK assassination. This story NEEDS to finally be told. Thank you.

I have said this before, the saddest thing of all: the three children that lost their mother needlessly. What a tragedy. Personally and historically.

AMAZING, I CAME ACROSS THIS BY ACCIDENT. I AM SO IMPRESSED BY THE WORK THIS MAN HAS ACCOMPLISHED BY ACKNOWLEDGING SUCH A STRONG LADY AND THE WAY THINGS GO O IN POLITICS. I DON'T FOLLOW POLITICS AT ALL. AND I DON'T LIVE IN USA BUT I GUESS THIS GOES ON WORLDWIDE. I HAVE HEARD OF THIS ASSASSINATION OF COURSE AND IT HURTS I AM GLAD I FOUND THIS, VERY INTERESTING LISTENING. BLESSINGS. TRIXIE 86, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Oh what a deep dive you did about this for us. I hope there is follow up on this someday soon. And that this sort of thing never happens again 😢

as soon as my father heard about her death he said it was murder

This is the first time I learn about Dorothy Kilgallen. Thank you for sharing! She will not be forgotten!

The Warren Commission was a joke.

What am I supposed to see? I read the entire Ruby testimony before the Warren Commission, where he basically argues he had never met Oswald before, and did it on the spur of the moment, for which his attorney argued a temporary insanity defense, which originally failed. What more is there in that testimony that made any difference? He claimed total responsibility for what he did and implicated no one. Oh, and he really wanted a polygraph, to prove he was telling the truth, which would not be in his favor if he were covering up some larger conspiracy of which he had been a part. So, I am at a loss here.

She gave her life for truth 💜

Thank you Mr. Shaw for your labors into this important historical matter concerning our nation and the most atrocious crime, assassination of the sitting President of the United States, and the hiding of and removal of the facts, and those who (as in Dorothy's case) were also removed thereafter. I was three years young when President Kennedy was murdered in cold blood. As a little one, when my family was traveling to my birthplace in Boone County West Virginia, we stopped at a roadside general store. Inside I saw a embossed portrait of JFK that was on a cut piece of log (with bark) as its frame. I asked, can I have that? My step father bought it, and it hung in my bedroom as I grew up, and then entered military service. Why did I ask for it? I can only say that he looked to be a kind person, and I, as a child in the early 60's, was always before the television. At 5 years (1965) of age I was watching Walter Cronkite, seeing all this events in our nation brought forth in brilliant black & white, and all things I saw imprinted in my mind who we were as a people, and our influence in the world. The death count of as I recall on CBS News, listed American Dead, SVA Dead, Viet Cong Dead. I learned to hate the Vietnam War, yet I (at 17 years of age) joined the U.S Army as a 13 Bravo Artillery Crewman and served 3 years honorably during the Cold War along the West German Czech (Soviet) border. I say all this to share I had at a young age been affected by what I both seen and heard. What Walter Cronkite and Dorothy Kilgallen did as journalists, helped our nation understand the deep things of our Republic. Having the truth and reporting it mattered to them, howbeit the things Dorothy pursued would lead to her untimely death by the hands of the worst in our modern times as a nation. I wanted to say in closing that I hope your compiled documents, videos, etc. will find a home in its own dedicated museum for the nation and extended nations to have access in what the, "rest of the story" (Paul Harvey) truly is. Again thank you, and the Lord God bless your continued efforts in this and other ventures you choose to investigate.

It's astonishing to me that everyone assumes that barbiturates are tasteless. In fact, they are beyond bitter. It would be impossible to unknowingly consume enough barbiturate to be fatal, dissolved in a drink. One small taste would trigger the gag reflex, and end there. The notion that she would blithely drink a lethal dose of barbiturate is ridiculous.

Thank you for shedding new light. It is a blessing to hear your story. I was a child when our beloved President was assassinated and I have wondered all my life what the truth really is. Thank you for new information brought about by your love for Dorthy Kilgallenan and the truth.

I was 13 years old when JFK was assassinated and I thought the way that Oswald was killed in the police station was odd. If a 13 year old figured out something was off, more adults should have too.

I’m surprised at how many people were not familiar with Dorothy K. I was born in the 90’s and my mother was obsessed with the JFK coup d'etat and all of the mysterious circumstances surrounding it. She had many books on this historical time so I learned of Dorothy early on and did my Senior Project presentation on her. God Bless all of JFK, Dorothy and any other innocent lives taken by the evils that be. Lord let their truths be told so their souls may rest.

Dorothy Kilgallen is one of the bravery people from that time exposed the world trust about JFK and his killers. Outstanding.

I too enjoyed this documentary. Mark has put a lot of time & effort in this. One thing I want to add though, is that in this world today there aren't a lot of honest journalists. Main stream media is filled with corruption from the top to the bottom so it's very hard to get truth. I am thankful that there are still people out there willing to share the truth even at the expense of being called fools.

My Grandfather. Who was a Dallas Deputy Sheriff always said, the three men that were held at the railroad cars should have been questioned more

Thank you Mr Shaw. As an Aussie that has always been interested in the goings on of not only America but the activities of a lot of Famous Americans. I had heard of Dorothy Kilgallen in the role of newspaper woman but had no idea she was involved with the whole JFK debacle. Which, incidently I think, shook Australians as well as Americans. I truly have to wonder if there is, or ever has been, truly honest people in the key roles in our nations. Thank God for "bulldogs" like you Mr Shaw and Dorothy, who dig out the truths so carefully covered by these people. Who could fail to admire your work in this area. A wonderful documentary.

Ruby is the key to understanding the conspiracy behind JFK’s assassination.

Why wasn't Ron Pataki brought to trial? Like he said in the poem only the killer could know these details.....?

I remember Dorothy well. I remember her saying that she was going to break the assassination case of JFK wide open. She was dead very shortly thereafter. Everyone that had anything to do with the JFK case, ended up dead. And quickly. It's just crazy.

"Dorothy Kilgallen: The Reporter Who Knew Too Much" is alive in spirit and is among us, waiting for justice on her endless death. Justice will prevail as God is our witness and the truth will finally come out. God bless her forever.

I remember the incident so well; I had the same knowledge at that time. Everything that comes out really confirms What we know Thank you

Exactly my Father-in-law as well . He retired as investigator in downtown Dallas assigned to JUDGE MAYS COURT .He knew it was a farce the way it was handled as well .He was called in to Oak Cliff area when searching for Oswald . He was not at the movie theater on Jefferson Blvd when Oswald was arrested .