Jackie Kennedy Onassis: The Regret He Put In His Will

In 1974, Aristotle Onassis hired Roy Cohn — the most feared lawyer in New York — not just to end his marriage to Jackie Kennedy, but to make the ending hurt. They married on Scorpios in October 1968. Six years later it was a document connecting two separate lives. He cut her allowance. He had her watched. He went back to the woman he never truly left — Maria Callas — and died in Paris in March 1975 with his wife in another country. He never admitted regret in an interview. He admitted it in his will. The real question nobody asks: was he regretting the woman he married, or the woman he didn't? Based on published biographies, contemporaneous reporting, and estate records. JackieKennedy ,JacquelineKennedyOnassis ,AristotleOnassis ,MariaCallas ,JackieO ,KennedyFamily ,History ,HistoryDocumentary ,RoyCohn ,Scorpios ,1970s ,ColdMarriage ,HiddenHistory ,TrueStory ,Biography ,OldMoney ,ScandalousHistory ,Onassis ,JFK ,HistoryChannel