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Newsweek
September 29, 2017
W. Mark Felt was an ex-FBI guy suffering from declining health and dementia. But in 2005, he would become ... Felt, Vanity Fair exclusively revealed, was Deep Throat, the shadowy, unnamed FBI figure who secretly aided the press by leaking aspects of the Watergate cover-up. Deep Throat had beenÃâà...
New York Times
September 28, 2017
But Mark Felt, though almost nobody knew back in the '70s, was undoubtedly instrumental in ending the presidency of Richard M. Nixon. The associate director of the F.B.I. at the time of the Watergate burglary, Felt entered the annals of Nixon-era scandal as Deep Throat, a pseudonym bestowed by theÃâà...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
September 28, 2017
Mark Felt, best known as the 1970s Watergate scandal whistleblower “Deep Throat,” played a series of roles in his daughter Joan's life. As a little girl, she knew him as a warm, loving daddy. When she was teenager, as her dad rose in the ranks of the FBI, he became more secretive, preoccupied andÃâà...
redbankgreen
September 26, 2017
Many years later, the informant who helped break open the Watergate investigation was revealed to be former FBI associate director W. Mark Felt,subject of a new bio-drama that stars Liam Neeson and screens in a special sneak-preview showing this Thursday at Red Bank's Bow Tie Cinemas. Follow theÃâà...
POLITICO Magazine
September 10, 2017
In the years since Watergate, the Washington Post's famous golden source—later revealed to be former FBI No. 2 executive W. Mark Felt—has become practically synonymous with the ideal of the noble leaker. The original Deep Throat “was instrumental in thwarting the conspiracy and bringing [PresidentÃâà...
The Hill (blog)
June 14, 2017
John D. O'Connor is a San Francisco attorney who represented W. Mark Felt during his revelation as Deep Throat in 2005. O'Connor is the co-author of A G-Man's Life: The FBI, Being 'Deep Throat,' and the Struggle for Honor in Washington and is a producer of the upcoming film about Mark Felt, The SilentÃâà...
Voice of America
May 31, 2017
Twelve years ago today, May 31 — and 31 years after the resignation of President Richard Nixon — the principal leaker in the Watergate scandal, known as “Deep Throat,” revealed his identity in an article published in Vanity Fair magazine. Mark Felt's coming forward stunned both Bob Woodward and CarlÃâà...
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