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Interestingly enough, Dorothy Kilgallen made an uncredited cameo appearance in the film. Also cast in the movie was Kerry Kollmar, third child to Kilgallen and Dick Kollmar. Kerry went on to set-up a thing called Martial Hearts which is a self-defense organization committed to stopping violence against women.
Thanks to the efforts of Mark Shaw, a prominent member of the NYC council, Robert Holden, has formally requested that the NYC DA reopen the case of Dorothy Kilgallen, an early critic of the Warren Commission who died under highly suspicious circumstances soon after telling friends that she believ...
The DEATH of DOROTHY KILGALLEN. A Key Chapter from "Justice For JFK" by Robert D. Morningstar-----One of the early victims of the JFK conspiracy of silence, better yet "silencing" in the . aftermath of JFK'S murder, was the noted reporter, columnist and television celebrity, Dorothy Kilgallen.
The Dorothy Kilgallen was $1.10. In April 1945 WOR Radio brought Dorothy and her husband on board to do a daily morning radio show. "Breakfast with Dorothy and Dick" aired live Monday through Saturday from 8.15am until 8.55am. The show was prerecorded for Sunday's broadcast from 11.30am till Noon.
Soon afterwards she became fashion editor of New York Journal American, a newspaper owned by William Randolph Hearst. While working for the newspaper she met Dorothy Kilgallen (2). At the time Kilgallen had her own column, The Voice of Broadway. Kilgallen also worked as a crime reporter and occasional wrote political pieces for the newspaper.
Little Frankee loaned his "abductors" a few bucks for gas. What a phony put-up job that was. Frankie, Sr. and the Mob inured themselves to "offing" women (remember, Mafia PR holds that they only butcher the menfolk) when they murdered Marilyn Monroe 8/62 because she "mistreated" their hero Joltin Joe DiMaggio.
I really believe Dorothy Kilgallen for all of her sharp journalistic and investigative skills, talents, drive and courage to jump into righteous efforts to correct injustices when she saw them, had no clue as to the true vastness of the total state of American corruption power in her time. JFK as well in a strange fatalistic way.
Dorothy Kilgallen, famed columnist of the Journal-American, died today at her home, 45 E. 68th St. She was 52. Miss Kilgallen died in her sleep. She was found by a maid and a hairdresser who came to the home to keep a 12:15 p.m. appointment. Alongside her bed was a book which she apparently had been reading before falling asleep.
Kilgallen and Luce did not look like each other. Luce and her husband (Henry Luce) however were to play an important role in the events surrounding the assassination. Luce owned Life Magazine and arranged to buy up the Zapruder Film . Clare Booth Luce had also funded covert operations against Fidel Castro (1961-63).
Alexander’s tome asserts that Kilgallen died mysteriously after turning in her book, with the chapters about JFK disappearing. "The striking thing about Paul’s book proposal was that Dorothy wasn’t reporting on the death of a president as much as she was investigating the murder of a friend," Salerno said.