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Minority Report
Hitchens, Christopher | April 4, 1994 issue

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This article presents a letter from Judith K. Exner to the author, and the author's response to it. Exner writes, "I was watching Brian Lamb's show on Cable News Network yesterday when I heard you refer to me as a "gun moll." This is a highly offensive misrepresentation of me which I hope you will not repeat. The facts concerning my family background, as well as my lengthy relationship with Jack Kennedy, were set forth in the April 1990 issue of "Vanity Fair." As the article illustrates, my dealings with Sam Giancana and Johnny Rosselli occurred only because Jack Kennedy asked me to serve as a go-between."

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LETTERS; EXNER, Judith K.; CABLE television networks; FAMILY; KENNEDY, Jack; GIANCANA, Sam
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