Burt Reynolds investigated by FBI in the midst of JFK Murder Link Fears
The documents say that Shore, who died in 1994 at the age of 77 after the diagnosis of ovarian cancer, also had links with mob -lawyer Sidney Korshak -whose partnerships with Chicago gangsters led to the FBI who led him ‘the most powerful lawyer in the world’.
The FBI eventually discovered that Reynolds Ragano had asked him to represent him when purchasing land in Jupiter, Florida concealed the 160-hectare ranch from the actor where he lived until his death.
They also discovered that Reynolds and Shore stayed in Ragano’s house, hanging around with him in the VIP lounge of an airport – and considered the actor to buy the lawyer’s house.
Despite the links of the couple to Ragano and the FBI that Reynolds interviewed, the probe was thrown away when researchers said that sources “had no information about Hoodlum Associates” by Reynolds of Shore.
Reynolds – who died with only $ 5 million after declaring bankruptcy in 1996 – the FBI was also investigated on a loan of $ 5.5 million that he took to develop a shopping center in Florida, and about the interest of the actor to open a bank in Florida.
The revelations about the Mafia tires of Reynolds come after his sister-in-law the Boogie -Nights Actor was behind the murder on 1973 on a man named David Whiting in a Gila Bend, Arizona, Motel.
“Burt was caught with the man’s girlfriend. She got into a fight and he killed him,” said Maria, the widow of the adopted brother of Reynolds, Jimmy Hooks Reynolds.
