Deep Throat ‘took monumental risk’

Victoria Ward, New York

Deep Throat ‘took monumental risk’
Thu, 02 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

The revelation of the Watergate informer’s identity solved a mystery that has captivated America for more than three decades.

As news of his identity broke, Mr Felt, 91, stood at his front door in Santa Rosa, California, and grinned as he leaned on a walking frame.

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