Topic:
"There is sufficient reason to suspect that Kathleen Agnes Kennedy's death was not accidental".
First off we may need a brief introduction on this Kennedy.
Kathleen Agnes Kennedy was the second daughter of Senator Joseph P.Kennedy and a sister of the US President John F.Kennedy.
In 1943 she came to England to work for the Red Cross and married William Cavendish, the Marquess of Hartington the heir of the 10th Duke of Devonshire. The Dukes having their ancestral home at Chatsworth House.
Four months after the marriage her husband was killed in action with the Coldstream Guards by a German sniper in Belgium.
In 1948 Kathleen died in an air crash with her lover Peter Wentworth-FitzWilliam whilst on their way to seek the blessing of Joseph Kennedy Sr for their relationship.
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Was this an accident? Possibly. There are however several aspects of this lady's life and family past that could lead one to reasonably suspect that her death was not an accident.
One aspect would be the relationships she had with British royalty. Not only on a social level but also on one based on religion. Politics also comes into play, particularly the conflict between the British and the IRA.
Also, everything was not calm in Camelot. It may have been in the mid to later part of the 20th century but in the early part of the 1900's that was not the case.
As I delve into this further it will become apparent that there clearly IS "sufficiently reason to suspect" that her untimely death was more than an accident. I will show "motive" for such actions to be taken, correlating this with modern day conspiracy theory.
More to follow. On to you Animal.

