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Posted on 11/25/2012 3:57:46 PM PST by jimbo123
Mary Richardson Kennedy’s family hired a high-powered Washington investigation firm and an ex- Manhattan homicide prosecutor to look into her death, The Post has learned.
The firm focused its probe on Robert Kennedy Jr., Mary’s estranged husband, and on many “unanswered questions,” according to sources who say they were questioned in the months following her May 16 suicide.
“It was definitely my impression that they were pursuing a wrongful-death action,” said a confidant of Mary’s interviewed by family investigators. “They had the same concerns I had about the crime scene.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Memories of ted
hmm
It always seems that the women ‘accidentally’ die or ‘commit suicide’ when a divorce is looming- especially when the man has a lot to lose.
Just another skirmish in the Kennedy War on Women.
Marilyn
Marie Jo
who else?
Any woman who’d get involved with a Kennedy is just looking for trouble.
(Didn’t she resemble Jackie a bit?)
Link to article about the Kennedy war on women:
She was being treated for “depression” if I remember correctly. Just peruse the list of side effects of the anti-depressants that she was on. There you will find the answer.
Well, if he had it done (he’s not man enough to do it himself) he should have not rubbed salt in the wound by moving her body to an unmarked grave at the edge of the cemetary. It takes a lot of hate to do even that.
Thanks jimbo123. Self-ping. And Jesse Jackson Jr’s marital fidelity, possible drug use, etc? Not newsworthy. Particularly not now.
About time...sick of anyone with Kennedy in their name getting a pass....
From About.com
Michael Skakel should have had it all - wealth, security, friends in high places, but something went terribly wrong. Being a nephew to the Kennedy clan failed to protect him from himself and problems for Michael started early. In an autobiography proposal that he was trying to sell to a publisher, Skakel described his rage, his learning disability, alcoholism and sibling jealousy. Twenty-seven years later, a jury decided that his personal demons led him to bludgeon 15-year-old Martha Moxley to death with a golf club.
Perhaps not "always" but past history shows that women involved with a Kennedy man are certainly wise to sleep with one eye open.
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