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On November 8, 1965, famed journalist and TV personality Dorothy Kilgallen was found dead in her Manhattan townhouse under deeply mysterious circumstances. That same evening, she had filmed an episode of What’s My Line? and later met with a man named Ron Pataky. Dorothy had spent months investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy—and was the only reporter ever to personally interview Jack Ruby, the man who killed Lee Harvey Oswald. She claimed she was about to reveal the biggest

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After the JFK assassination, many people linked to the event, including witnesses and journalists, began dying mysteriously. The House Select Committee on Assassinations was established in 1976 to investigate, but more deaths followed. One well-known case is that of Dorothy Kilgallen. Have you heard of this before? #JFKAssassination #conspiracy #history #mystery #DorothyKilgallen | hollyVOOD Graphic Novel | Facebook

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