Jfk, Jr., and Me: The Other Side of Camelot
Robert Chartuk
Jun 2015 · iUniverse
Ebook
252
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About this ebook
Get in the cockpit the fateful night John F. Kennedy, Jr. crashed his plane off Marthas Vineyard, and take a journey through celebrity, tragedy, murder, and the lives of people on the other side of Camelot. Author Robert Chartuk was there when John Johns plane was lifted out of the Atlantic and had a wheelhouse view of the TWA Flight 800 disaster as it unfolded near his hometown on Eastern Long Island. Take a front-row seat for this heartbreaking and humorous account of his small-town life in the shadow of the Kennedys, including the infamous murder of New York financier Ted Ammonstories that tell of the profound consequences of the choices people make. From Deadmans Curve and The Mother of All Snowstorms to the joys of flight and the characters that make up our rich political historyand the accusation that the author himself helped bring about Kennedys deaththese are stories that just had to be put down on paper.
About the author
Robert Chartuk was a newspaper reporter in the Hamptons before embarking on a turbulent career in government and politics. His job with NOAA put him in the middle of some of history’s most heartbreaking tragedies: The Flight 800 disaster and the crash of John F. Kennedy, Jr. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Writing Arts from New York’s Oswego College and still lives in his hometown of Center Moriches.
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