"<strong>Mary Pinchot Meyer:</strong> The book ""A Very Private Woman"" by Nina Burleigh chronicled Meyer's alleged affair with JFK and her mysterious death. Meyer, who'd previously been married to a CIA agent, was shot dead one year after the president's assassination, fueling speculation that she was killed as part of a cover-up."
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