Collateral Damage
Collateral Damage
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Mark Shaw connects the deaths of Marilyn Monroe and journalist Dorothy Kilgallen with Robert Kennedy and unresolved questions surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Using interviews, records, disputed medical evidence, and his earlier Kilgallen research, Shaw advances a broad theory of concealed crimes and political consequences. The book belongs to controversial true-crime history rather than settled scholarship, and readers should weigh its claims against established evidence and competing interpretations of the same events.
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