Unmasking Deep Throat

Jim Caldwell sheds some light on the man of mystery who helped bring down a president

Unmasking Deep Throat
Thu, 02 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

WATERGATE whistle-blower Deep Throat played a central role in one of the biggest White House scandals ever, helping bring down a president and inspire a political mystery so famous his nickname earned an entry in Webster's.

Thirty years later, the source is secret no more.

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