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Who Was JFK's "Last True Love"?
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0:16Now PlayingMary Pinchot Meyer was one of the most enigmatic figures orbiting America’s political elite during the Cold War. She was a Washington socialite, artist, and intellectual, and she moved easily through the highest circles of power. Yet she remained deeply skeptical of the world those men were building.
Friends described her as a committed pacifist who believed war was a moral failure. After her divorce, she became closely linked to President John F. Kennedy, a relationship that went far beyond a typical affair. JFK reportedly trusted her judgment, valued her ideas, and treated her as an intellectual equal.
Her life ended violently and mysteriously in 1964 under circumstances that raised more questions than answers.
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