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== Political connections ==
 
== Political connections ==
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=== Personal friends ===
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* [[Roy Cohn]]
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* [[William Casey]]
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=== Intelligence operatives ===
 
* [[William Casey]]
 
* [[William Casey]]
* [[Roy Cohn]]
 
 
* [[Lawrence E. King]]
 
* [[Lawrence E. King]]
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* [[Michael Aquino]]? - most likely the "boss" of both Spence and King
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=== Bush Administration ===
 
* [[Donald Gregg]]
 
* [[Donald Gregg]]
 
* [[Dick Thornburgh]]
 
* [[Dick Thornburgh]]
 
 
* [[Michael Aquino]]? (possible "boss" of both Spence and King)
 
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
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*** "Some believe that Spence may have been up to something with the electronic equipment that friends observed in the house."
 
*** "Some believe that Spence may have been up to something with the electronic equipment that friends observed in the house."
 
*** "After working as a press secretary for Massachusetts state Speaker John F.X. Davoren for a couple years, Spence worked at WCBS in New York, and then signed on as a Vietnam correspondent for ABC in 1969-70. "He was a mystery man," remembers colleague Jim Kincaid, now an anchor of WVEC-TV in Norfolk. "Craig always looked like he had learned something that no one else knew." Trotta recalls that Spence pulled disappearing acts in Vietnam -- sometimes for weeks at a time -- leading people to think he was killed. Then he'd turn up, refusing to say where he'd been."
 
*** "After working as a press secretary for Massachusetts state Speaker John F.X. Davoren for a couple years, Spence worked at WCBS in New York, and then signed on as a Vietnam correspondent for ABC in 1969-70. "He was a mystery man," remembers colleague Jim Kincaid, now an anchor of WVEC-TV in Norfolk. "Craig always looked like he had learned something that no one else knew." Trotta recalls that Spence pulled disappearing acts in Vietnam -- sometimes for weeks at a time -- leading people to think he was killed. Then he'd turn up, refusing to say where he'd been."
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** ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', "Party's over" by Frank Greve and Nelson Schwartz, 1989/07/29 (pages [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/34111751/the_philadelphia_inquirer/ 1c], [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/34111770/the_philadelphia_inquirer/ 5c])
 
** ''Washington Times'', "Spence Elusive, Said to Be Everywhere But Isn't", 1989/08/03
 
** ''Washington Times'', "Spence Elusive, Said to Be Everywhere But Isn't", 1989/08/03
 
* New York City arrest
 
* New York City arrest

Latest revision as of 05:37, 22 July 2019

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Biography

Family and early life

Vietnam correspondent

Consulting in Japan

DC blackmail operation

Main articles: Washington DC call boy ring, Franklin child sex ring

New York arrest

Final months and death

Occupations

Political connections

Personal friends

Intelligence operatives

Bush Administration

References

External links