The Mysteries of Watergate

The Mysteries of Watergate

Watergate was a serious American political scandal resulting in the only forcible removal of a U.S. President, Richard Nixon. After seemingly exhaustive investigative reporting by the Washington Post and dozens of books and movies on the scandal since, there are many questions left unanswered. Through this podcast series, The Mysteries of Watergate, lawyer, author and historian John O’Connor methodically presents the lingering questions, central truths and inconvenient facts of the scandal so we can finally solve the mysteries of Watergate. Get the new "The Mysteries of Watergate: What Really Happened" book from Amazon here: https://tinyurl.com/2p9h8985

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Episoder(36)

Ep. 18: Liddy, Watergate's Unguided Missile

Ep. 18: Liddy, Watergate's Unguided Missile

G. Gordon Liddy’s salience comes from his unmatched centrality to all major factions participating in this odd drama. He worked with the White House, the CIA Plumbers, the Cuban Watergate burglar...

18 Jun 202128min

Ep. 17: Pennington

Ep. 17: Pennington

If Martinez, Russell and Stevens form a triple play of CIA involvement in prostitute taping, Lee R. Pennington is a guilty plea to criminal coverup of deep CIA participation. This episode is packed w...

11 Jun 202118min

Ep. 16: Martinez and the Key

Ep. 16: Martinez and the Key

Watergate can only be explained by its target. Yet for the past 49 years the Washington Post and historians have not told us where in the office the burglars were, and what key evidence one burglar tr...

4 Jun 202130min

Ep. 15: Lou Russell, the Sixth Burglar?

Ep. 15: Lou Russell, the Sixth Burglar?

Lou Russell is the most intriguing figure in a scandal full of intrigue. Perhaps much like Michael Stevens, his potential role could not have been spun by either the Washington Post or the Senate Wa...

28 Mai 202121min

Ep. 14: Michael Stevens, Bug Fabricator

Ep. 14: Michael Stevens, Bug Fabricator

On the night of May 16-17, 1973, Bob Woodward had his most dramatic encounter with his normally cool source Deep Throat. Agitated, hurried, he warned the reporter that “Everyone’s life is in danger!...

21 Mai 202127min

Ep. 13: James McCord, Cipher

Ep. 13: James McCord, Cipher

While most Watergate histories do not focus on James McCord, except for his dramatic letter to Judge Sirica at sentencing, this enigmatic, “retired“ CIA agent is an important character for those who w...

14 Mai 202128min

Ep. 12: John Dean's Historical Blunder

Ep. 12: John Dean's Historical Blunder

We know that the first wiretapping and burglary were fruitless. Why did the burglars go in a second time, against the wishes of both Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy? How does Richard Nixon's White Hou...

7 Mai 202115min

Ep. 11: The Dog Who Did Not Bark; Jack Anderson and the CIA

Ep. 11: The Dog Who Did Not Bark; Jack Anderson and the CIA

One of the lingering mysteries of Watergate is the foreknowledge, or lack of same, of the country’s most famed “muckraker,” syndicated columnist Jack Anderson. Anderson was known as a man with incred...

30 Apr 202119min

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