Welcome to JFK and The Enduring Secret. I'm your host, Jeff Crudell. I'll be able to be. The President Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast.

Today's episode is episode 202.

And it's a bonus episode, just a little more material on that wacky place called The Seller.

No, you don't need to listen to this to gain a deeper understanding of the Kennedy assassination,

but there was something about that place. There was something about the people that frequented

that place. And there was something about Pack Kirkwood, who drew them there. Pat Kirkwood was the owner. And there's a great story

to tell. He was a man who knew how to party. And he was a man who knew how to throw a party.

And he was a man who threw himself his own last party.

You see, he was dying of cancer in the year 2000.

And before he went, he asked everybody of consequence in those golden years that the seller was in operation to come back together once again and spend some time with him and party one more night.

And that's exactly what they did.

And there's a story of it.

And you're going to hear that story today.

And how it all fits in?

Well, it's a little bit of the crazy underbelly of the underworld that those clubs operated in.

Whether you were Pat Kirkwood or whether you were Jack Ruby, there was a little bit of this

going on everywhere.

Everywhere there was a club.

So let's listen in and enjoy the rest of episode 202 of JFK, The Enduring Secret.

There's another article that appeared in Texas monthly in April 2000, and it actually was a tribute to Pat Kirkwood around the time of his death.

It talks about one last party that Pat Kirkwood would throw, and I'm going to read it to you now.

In the shadow of the brightest moon in a century, a steady stream of casually dressed older folks,

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