I also worked at Pergamon from 1960 to 1968. I agree with you entirely - I just cannot believe he took his own life. Far more in it than we will ever know.
Hope you laid a yellow and blue wreath
Didn't know that he was buried there until the grave was pointed out to me.Hope you laid a yellow and blue wreath
His body is absorbing all that mount olive offers but he’s has to scrap with Popeye over who mounts........never mindDidn't know that he was buried there until the grave was pointed out to me.
Hang on... we're talking Maxwell not Murdoch. Cap'n Bob owned the Mirror (so DM, SM and People and the Scottish versions) between 1984 and his death about 7 years later. He played a role in The European when it launched in 1988, had a short lived rival to Evening Standard in mid-80s and also invested in the New York Daily News, but that wasn't until 1991, a few months before his death. So that's one major British daily, a pan European weekly and a few months in the US.... bit of a stretch to say that he controlled the Western tabloid media in its entirety....
Yep, well worth a watch, the chap has put up quite a few other videos from around that time too.Love this!!
That's putting it incredibly lightly! On the Epstein documentary she came across as stone cold evil.
