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#213: Who Killed Dorothy Kilgallen? —Mark Shaw

The Patrick Coffin Show | Interviews with influencers | Commentary about culture | Tools for transformation

Do you enjoy this podcast? * Consider sending a donation here. We are 100% listener supported. * You can also become a member of our community and support us monthly at Coffin Nation. See what you get as a member. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Although not well known today, Dorothy Kilgallen was a well-known celebrity reporter and one of the panelists stars of the hit game show What's My Line? she was an interesting mixture of intellectual, glamorous, and she exuded a down-home charm. The world was shocked to learn that she was found dead in her bed on the morning of November 8th 1965. The coroner's report said, "alcohol and barbiturates" and that the circumstances were "undetermined." What really happened, and why should you care? My guest this week is former criminal defense attorney and author Mark Shaw. Over his 25+ books, two of them are about Dorothy's death and is convinced she was murdered by, most likely, a probable combination of rogue government agents and mafia figures. Read the rest and watch this episode here: https://www.patrickcoffin.media/who-killed-dorothy-kilgallen/

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The Patrick Coffin Show podcast features crucial conversations with A-list influencers, whistleblowers, and truth tellers. Patrick is an author, podcaster, and media analyst who draws out the best in guests such as Jordan Peterson, Tucker Carlson, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Kevin Costner, and hundreds of others. The Canadian-born former host of Catholic Answers Live radio show has raving fans around the world, who love the way he injects these fascinating interviews with his own distinctive blend of depth and levity. If you're tired of politically correct mediaspeak, you want to see false narratives exposed—and you're not allergic to having a laugh—this is the place to be.