In October 1964, Mary Pinchot Meyer — artist, Washington socialite, and rumored lover of President John F. Kennedy — was found murdered along the C&O Canal in Georgetown. Her killing was quickly labeled a random crime, but the evidence tells a far darker story.
In this episode of Unsolved Cases by Skoob, we uncover the shocking connections between Mary Meyer, the CIA, JFK, and a missing diary believed to contain explosive secrets about power, peace, and assassination. From covert intelligence operations and a possible frame-up, to a trial that exposed glaring inconsistencies, this case raises one haunting question: Was Mary Meyer silenced because she knew too much?
Ray Crump was acquitted. The diary vanished. The truth was buried.
This is not just a murder mystery — it’s a chilling look into the shadows of Camelot, where love, politics, and espionage collide.
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