Welcome to JFK in The Enduring Secret. I'm your host, Jeff Crudell.

Hello everyone and welcome. Hello everyone and welcome back to the podcast. Today's episode is episode 265, and yes, it's a

continuation of our story about Mac Wallace. In the last episode, you heard the early

years, starting around 1945, and now we accelerate into some of the

areas that you've been waiting for, taking him through the 1940s where he connects with

Cliff Carter and then the Johnsons themselves. And finally develops a personal relationship with

Josepha Johnson. With all of this coming together in one of the most bizarre stories,

which culminated, of course, in the murder of Doug Kinzer.

So sit back and listen up as this story just keeps getting better and better.

And there's more to come even after this.

But the next hour,

I am sure, is going to be nothing less than eye-opening for you. So without further ado,

let's listen to episode 265 of JFK, The Enduring Secret.

The Enduring Secret. Mac and Andre had their first child on June 26th,

and just three days later, Andre filed paperwork asking for a divorce.

What were her reasons? She said that almost immediately upon their marriage, Mack had

begun a course of conduct that made the marriage unsupportable. In a moment of true poetic parallel, the same judge

that would later hear Mack's plea for A.B. S corpus in his murder case was now first presiding over

Andre's request for a divorce. But suddenly, two days before the divorce decree was to be final, and actually by default,

because Mack Wallace did not answer the petition, Andre suddenly withdrew her request.

About this time, Mack had secured a position as an assistant professor.

He was teaching economics at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. It didn't last

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