List of Mark Shaw Books Referencing Dorothy Kilgallen

Mark Shaw has captured the essence of one of a handful of legal giants of the 20th Century . . . a fascinating read.

Vincent Bugliosi, author of Helter Skelter for Melvin Belli: King of the Courtroom

A clearly written polemic on the corruption of power [by Joseph P. Kennedy] built around an intriguing theory.

Kirkus Reviews for The Poison Patriarch

God bless the very soul of Dorothy Kilgallen . . . truly an American Original and a smart, tenacious, courageous heroine in digging out and reporting on the truth. May she long inspire others that the Good we strive for is always found in the Truth we are to seek. Thank you, Mr. Shaw.

YouTube Viewer “Cherokee” for Presentation of The Reporter Who Knew Too Much

Dorothy Kilgallen – a woman respected for her skill as a serious crime journalist as well as a popular ‘gossip’ writer. Robust in her research she communicated facts and told stories to the American public. This is not a book to entertain but to unpick the tapestry of establishment collusion, corruption and try to understand why the system of American justice was denied then and to this day.

Amazon Review, Denial of Justice.

Great interview! I’m definitely motivated to dig into Dorothy’s story, at the least. Of course, they all deserve justice and the public should insist on opening these cases again.

YouTube Viewer Karen about Presentation for Collateral Damage

“Investigative reporting at its best. Mark Shaw’s original work into the questionable deaths of Marilyn Monroe and Dorothy Kilgallen is now focused on the many unanswered questions left by the Warren Commission’s inquiry into the JFK Kennedy assassination. Fighting for Justice has to be read.”

Nicholas Pileggi, author of Wiseguy and Casino Regarding Fighting for Justice – 2022