Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey where we explore and connect the universe of Dominic Dunn.

This week we are still with the Swans, with the dear princess of the swans, Lee Bouvier-Radswell.

Daughter of Janet Lee and Blackjack Bouvier, back up to last week's episode for the first arc of our story.

Today we're in the middle with Lee exploring her life and history up to 1975, including her very close and then immensely complicated relationship with her sister Jacqueline

and her even more complicated relationship with Truman Capote.

There's a lot to cover in this one, but before we begin, I do have some tremendous thanks to give

for our most recent supporters on Patreon.

Huge thanks, shoutouts, much love to Margie G. Yen L. Mimi F. Doris R.

Louisa C., Julie M., Rhonda J. Stacey B. and Christina B.

Holy cats. All of you amazing people.

I am so overwhelmed and grateful for your support and the support

of all of our sustaining patrons over at patreon.com slash done and done. Y'all are magic. Just one other

quick heads up. All sources, as you know, are listed over at our website, done and done.com.

But a new thing that's going to be added going forward is associated done and done episodes.

We have so many connections and spider webs in our universe now that we're 157 episodes in. Y'all know I always like to mention other

episodes that fold into the story we're telling this week. On the website, you will now find

listed with all the sources and recommended reading for each episode, also now associated episodes,

so you can always click to get where you need to go if you're looking for a new or a re-listen.

I think that's every bit of the business, and now it is time to travel to the story of dear princess Lee Bouvier-Radswell.

Let's investigate. Caroline Lee Bouvier was born in Manhattan, March the 3rd, 1933, as the second daughter of John

Vernou Bouvier III and Janet Norton Lee Bouvier.

Their first daughter, Jacqueline, was born July 28th, 1929.

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