Jeff wrote:Self-styled JFK love child has a name
Kent Spencer, The Province
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
The man who calls himself JFK's love child goes by the name of Jack Worthington.
"Goes by the name of" doesn't mean that's his name. More marketing.
Does it make sense that a guy who doesn't want to be known of... unless DNA confirms his claim and that spook, David Friend, fronts the story....goes to a newspaper for an interview?
No."I'm concerned for the safety of my family so I'll splash an interview across the media.
Please leave me alone. Don't notice me. Nothing to see here. Yet."
The 'goes by' name (?)
'Jack Worthington' is not uncommon.
Also a famous name from the famous play,
'The Importance of Being Earnest,' with some interesting traits.
And it fits with the seasonal discrediting of 'Jack' Kennedy for his sexuality.From an online 2002 review of a production that play with character, "Jack Worthington"-
"Sometimes there are stories that everyone relates to, no matter when the tale originated.
It transcends class, country, culture, and age to find the audience in a place where they can say, “Why do women do that?”
.....
The story is Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest,” which is guaranteed to always strike a nerve one way or the other with any audience.
The late 19th century English farce of mistaken identity and bewildered love is captured in this cozy setting, condensing all this social satire of a changing yet still conventional society in the American town of Marietta.
The story, for those who don’t know, is that of Jack Worthington, a young Englishman living both in London and in the country under two different identities.
In the country he is Jack, responsible and even slightly boring to his ward, a young girl – Cecily – left by her grandfather, Jack’s guardian.
In London he assumes the identity of Earnest, the young scoundrel of a brother that he creates in order to have an excuse when Cecily and her tutor, Miss Prism , question where Jack has been.
