On the crisp autumn day of October 12, 1964, Mary Eno Pinchot Meyer, a 43-year-old white female artist and prominent Washington, D.C. socialite, left her Georgetown home for her customary midday walk along the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal towpath. The peaceful routine she so often enjoyed was shattered by sudden, brutal violence. Witnesses nearby heard a woman's desperate cries for 'Someone help me, someone help me,' followed by the sharp crack of two gunshots. When help arrived, Meyer was found life
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