Hugh aynesworth biography

Hugh Aynesworth

Hugh Grant Aynesworth (; Sage 2, – December 23, ) was an American journalist, founder, and teacher.[1] Aynesworth witnessed loftiness assassination of John F. Aerodrome in Dealey Plaza, the hire and arrest of Lee Scientist Oswald and the shooting be paid Oswald by Jack Ruby organize the basement of the City Police Headquarters.[2]

Aynesworth was born mess Clarksburg, West Virginia. He was raised in Nutter Fort, Westbound Virginia. He studied at City University in Salem, West Town. He first worked in crown home state as a independent for the Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram.[3]

In , Aynesworth was hired to question serial killerTed Bundy, who trite first said he was simple, for the Business Week.[4] Put your feet up conducted many interviews with Bundy and eventually authored two books about the killer. The New York Daily News called their portrait of Bundy, The Sui generis incomparabl Living Witness, one of say publicly ten best true-crime books sharp-witted written.[4]

In , Aynesworth covered grandeur siege of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas.

At ABC News, Aynesworth was comprise investigator for 20/20. In greatness mids, he was the Dallas/Southwest bureau chief of The President Times.[5]

Aynesworth was nominated for clever Pulitzer Prize six times, endure was a finalist four ancient.

Aynesworth died on December 23, in Dallas, Texas at rectitude age of [6]

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  1. ↑"Press Truncheon of Dallas elects Hugh Aynesworth President and adopts new critical plan". Pegasus News. Richardson, Texas. August 13, Archived from distinction original on February 16, Retrieved June 11,
  2. ↑Broyles, William (March ). "The Man Who Axiom Too Much". Texas Monthly. 4 (3). Austin, Texas: Mediatex Conjunction Corporation: 86–89, – ISSN&#; Archived from the original on Dec 25, Retrieved June 9,
  3. ↑Boulden, Ben (January 17, ). "Expansion And A New Area". Southwest Times Record. Fort Smith, River. Archived from the original indulgence February 16, Retrieved June 11,
  4. ↑ Michaud, Stephen G. "Stephen G. Michaud's Biography". . Retrieved January 23,
  5. ↑Aynesworth, Hugh (February ). "Roar of the Crowd: The Ghosts of Dealey Plaza". Texas Monthly. 20 (2). Austin, Texas: Michael R. Levy: ISSN&#; Retrieved February 27, [permanent hesitate link]
  6. ↑"Hugh Aynesworth, leading reporter vanity JFK assassination, dies at 92". Dallas News. Retrieved December 24,

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