Welcome to Dun & Dun. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn, where nothing is linear and everything is connected. But today, we're actually going to go a little linear, but still always connected. Before we begin our investigation today, I have a spyglass here with shoutouts for our newest Patreon supporters

at Dun & Dun, Melissa N and Tammy F. Holy cats, y'all are amazing. For all of our done and

done community on Patreon, stay tuned this week for a new bonus episode, as well as information

about our upcoming Joan Didion Book Club later on in the summer.

So much thanks to all of y'all and to you for coming back to listen.

I know that we are continuing through our Marilyn Monroe arc, but here again, there are some stories about our players that round out our Dominic Dunn universe.

We're going to see some of them again in this story.

We're introducing a few in this story that we will come back to a little bit later on as well.

Our man, Nick, will write about Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis upon her death, but her life is so fascinating.

Even more fascinating is how Jacqueline Bouvier will align into the Kennedy family throughout

this arc. Much of this story I have sourced from Edward Klein's wonderful book called All Too Human,

the love story of Jack and Jackie Kennedy. It is a wonderful resource if you are looking for

further juicy details about this particular story. These next two episodes will cover that

love story of Jacqueline Bouvier and Jack Kennedy,

covering their backgrounds, their courtship, their engagement, and their wedding.

Let's investigate.

Music Before we can get our lovers together, it's time for a little backstory on our bride.

Again, connecting to so many players and places in our universe,

let's meet Jacqueline Lee Bouvier, born July 28, 1929.

July of 1929, folks, still in the good times,

but it's not going to stay that way for long.

Our sweet Leo girl is born just a few

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