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Everything Becomes Crystal Clear

Revisado: 08-13-24

Excellent book. The cold, hard facts are laid out plain as day. There never was an intruder, the ransom note was a written by someone living in the home and the killer was also someone who lived in the home. They have been lying for nearly 30 years.

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Excellent book.

Revisado: 08-11-24

Excellent book but you’d think the narrator would at least be certain to know how the last names of key players should be pronounced. Bouvier is not “Bow-vwar”, it’s pronounce Boo-vee-yay”. 😆

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Narrator Really Grates The Nerves

Revisado: 11-28-23

“Lords” 😆. How hard would it have been to get a narrator who could actually pronounce her daughter’s name correctly? A lot of this is clearly written by a huge fan w/ a major political agenda. You walk away from this book with a view that the subject really is a very warped, shallow and twisted woman who used and discarded a lot of people to get to the top and would do absolutely anything for money and attention — even to this day. The narrators tone really irritates.

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THE Truth, Not “HER Truth”

Revisado: 09-05-22

This book goes far beyond just how shockingly horrid and vapid we thought this woman to be. She may be the most cold, ruthless, and calculating social climber and glommer that the world has ever seen. The author lays out, case by case, just how dispensable every human being is to her and how every relationship is transactional.

You read and learn that there is no level she will not stoop to and nobody and no situation she would not use to further her endgame; be it the cold ghosting of her own father, to dropping lifelong friends in exchange for more influential ones to intentionally stirring up racial division to personally profit from, to using dead children from a school shooting for a photo opportunity, to making, The Queens last days, strife with false racial accusations about her family and putting her through such distress and doesn’t seem to care one bit that she causes this elderly and frail woman who has devoted her life to her country, angst at the end of her life when it should be filled with nothing but joy at this moment.

It was almost unbelievable to read just how gullible her husband has been in not being able to see that this woman was trouble from day one and always leaves a trail of destruction in her wake.

If you want to know the truth about how this woman found her meal ticket and smuggled herself into the Palace and learn just how conniving and ruthless she is, I highly recommend this book. You won’t be able to turn the story off.

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A Book With An Agenda

Revisado: 07-12-22

Though this book explains, in a round about wat the story of Epstein and how he went from a college drop out to one of the richest men and one of the sickest me.in the world by cheating others, there is a clear political slant to the authors book — he almost desperately and manically tries to tie Epstein to Trump, when there really isn’t anything there other than them being at the same community get togethers in Palm Beach. The author basically tries to make Trump a part of the Epstein’s sexual pyramid scheme. There is not one piece of evidence to tie the two together that way.

All the while, there is irrefutable proof that Bill Clinton made AT LEAST 26 trips on Epstein’s jet to “Little St. Jeff” and his ranch in New Mexico. Barely a mention was given to this fact and Epstein’s painting of Bill Clinton in the blue dress that hung dubiously in one of his homes. There is no record of President Trump ever flying aboard Epstein’s jet or being at ANY of his residences yet the author go in endlessly about the mere fact that Trump and Epstein knew each other.

One of the other disappointing aspects of this book was the detail given to the “suicide of Epstein” which we all know was never a suicide. Why was there no background info on the guards that were supposed to watch him? Why was there no attempt to interview them or explain the reasons why the security footage that night at Epstein’s cell conveniently wasn’t working?

Save your time and skip the book. It’s basically just a political hit-job w/ scant new information to the story.

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Wonderful book

Revisado: 04-13-22

Wonderful book but have to say I found the narrators imitation of Diana’s voice endlessly irritating.

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A basic hit-piece.

Revisado: 01-23-21

I chose the book out of curiosity about her life and hoped it’d be a fair account. I was sorely disappointed. There really isn’t one objective chapter written by the author. She seems to have a clear agenda and that is to write a degrading, salacious tell-all. Her contempt even seems to come out in her voice as she narrates the book, quoting “anonymous sources”. It mostly seems to be a book in the condemnation of the policy of enforcing strict immigration policies and how the President and First Lady are hypocritically “anti-immigrant” — when in actuality it isn’t that they’re “anti-immigrant”, it’s that they’re anti-ILLEGAL immigration. And, that one word (illegal) makes all the difference and is conveniently and repeatedly omitted from the immigration diatribe in this book. Would not recommend.

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A very well written book that shows great compassion for the families

Revisado: 10-11-20

I was born around the time these murders took place. I remember my family talking about it in the early 80’s and my dad explaining why he would not let me ride my bike into town alone and how awful things can happen as we lived near the area these things happened.

This book sadly reveals how Lady Justice in not blind as we have been told and there are two different tiers of the justice system — one is in place to protect those in high positions.

As hard as this was to hear, the book was laid out and told so well, Witt great compassion for the victims families.

There really is no such thing as closure but I think this book tells the truth about who did it. May God give grace and peace to families.

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An angle of Jackie and Lee that we never knew before

Revisado: 11-22-19

I enjoyed this audio book very much. The narrator did a great job and there was such a treasure trove of information never know before. This may be one of the best books on Jackie, written. I gained a great appreciation for Lee. So glad this history has been captured.

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A Truly Good Listen.

Revisado: 11-07-19

Enjoyed this audiobook tremendously. It’s not a salacious tell-all — it’s a deeply personal tribute and account of a friendship. It made someone mythical in our minds, very human. Every word chosen with great thoughtfulness and care. This was a tribute.

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