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Under Cover of Night The United States Air Force and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy

Sean Fetter

scores The JFK assassination is the single worst political crime in American history.

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Diane Fanning, a true crime author, had just written her 14th book, 'Under the Cover of Night', which detailed the story of a wealthy couple whose marriage fell apart and led to murder.

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the book we spoke about was under the cover of night a true story of sex, greed and murder this was a story of a young attractive intelligent couple with all the means and money in the world but their...

— Episode: Episode 56

Episode: Episode 56

Diane Fanning, a true crime author, had just written her 14th book, 'Under the Cover of Night', which detailed the story of a wealthy couple whose marriage fell apart and led to murder.

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the book we spoke about was under the cover of night a true story of sex, greed and murder this was a story of a young attractive intelligent couple with all the means and money in the world but their story eventually turned dark and their separation eventually led to infidelity and murder

Episode: Episode 37

It was described as Diane Fanning's latest book, exploring the tragic story of Jocelyn and Wesley Ernest's relationship and its devastating conclusion, which was murder.

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This is the story of Jocelyn and Wesley Ernest, a couple that had everything going for them, and somehow that just wasn't enough.

We're joined by true crime author and master storyteller, Diane Fanning, whose latest book, Under Cover of the Night, dives deep into this tragic story.

In her latest book, Under Cover of the Night, Diane explores a love story gone horribly wrong.

This is where the love story becomes Shakespearean in nature and where a lesson must be learned for the sake of all of us because this is where Jocelyn's story ends.

We'll link to Diane Fanning's book under cover of the night from the show notes of this episode at sordonscale.com

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