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Judith Campbell, dubbed the “mob moll” by the media, had a passionate affair with JFK, and fell in love with him. She also became a conduit between the White House and the mob.
Judith Exner, Mafia- und Kennedy-Geliebte, legt ihre Lebensbeichte ab — zum drittenmal. D a§ sie die Geliebte des Pr−sidenten war, hat Judith Campbell Exner zwılf Jahre lang tapfer verschwie-gen. Erst ein Senatsausschu§, der 1975 un-tersuchte, wie die Mafia Anfang der sech-ziger Jahre den kubanischen Diktator Fidel
30. Nov. 2022 · Exner, Judith, 1934-1999, Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963 -- Relations with women, Presidents -- United States -- Biography, United States -- Biography Publisher New York : Grove Press Collection inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Contributor Internet Archive Language English
27. Sept. 1999 · Judith Campbell Exner, a reputed mistress of John F. Kennedy who claimed to have ferried messages between the president and reputed Mafia boss Sam Giancana, died Friday of breast cancer. She was 65. Ms. Exner, who lived in Newport Beach, Calif., died at the City of Hope Cancer Center in Duarte, Calif. She had suffered from cancer since 1978 ...
12. Nov. 2023 · After his murder, President John F. Kennedy's penchant for extramarital affairs has been well recorded. JFK's two-and-a-half-year affair with Judith Exner ended in 1962, only a year before the ill-fated assassination. Judith Campbell Exner stepped up as the first lady to publicly acknowledge having a fling with John F. Kennedy.
1. Nov. 2023 · One such woman was Judith Exner (née Campbell), who publicly declared she'd had an affair with the former president. Even a former Kennedy aide denied knowing her after JFK had died. As The New York Times reported, in 1991, one aide said in reference to Exner, "The only Campbell I know is chunky vegetable soup." Aside from claiming she'd had ...
17. Okt. 2021 · According to the account of Judith Exner, however, one of JFK’s many mistresses, it was she who introduced Kennedy to Chicago boss Giancana. However the meeting came to be, the mob nonetheless brought influential states like Illinois into the Kennedy fold in exchange for the White House going easy on organized crime.
