Hillary and Tina cover former US House Representative Mark Foley and former Indiana Governor Edward Jackson.
Hillary’s Story
Mark Foley was known throughout his political career as a charismatic congressman. BUT, when he gets a little too friendly with underage members of the historic House Page Program, he puts his future political aspirations in jeopardy.
Tina’s Story
Edward Jackson began his political career as prosecutor for Henry County Indiana and eventually made his way up to the governor’s seat. BUT, when a Klan member called in a favor, Jackson’s political career went kaput.
Sources
Hillary's Story
WLRN NPR
The Mark Foley Scandal
Wikipedia
Page of the United States House of Representatives
Mark Foley Scandal
Mark Foley
Reuters
Florida won't charge ex-lawmaker in sex scandal--by Reuters Staff
The Atlantic
Farewell House Page Program: A Look Back--by Adam Clark Estes
The Baltimore Sun
Untangling web around Foley scandal--by Clarence Page
Vanity Fair
Don't Ask...Don't E-mail--by Gail Sheehy and Judy Bachrach
Blogspot: Stop Sex Predators
Emails from Congressman Foley to 16 Year Old Page
ABC News
Foley's IM Exchange with Underage Page--by Brian Ross and the Investigative Team
Photos
Mark Foley--from United States Congress via Public Domain
Foley Instant Messages--screenshot via ABC News
Tina's Story
Indiana Governor
Edward L Jackson
County History
Edward L Jackson
Wikipedia
Indiana Klan
Edward L. Jackson
My Indiana
THE DYING DECLARATION OF MADGE OBERHOLTZER
Smithsonian Magazine
“Murder Wasn’t Very Pretty”: The Rise and Fall of D.C. Stephenson--by Karen Abbott
National Governors Association
Gov. Edward L. Jackson
WRTV
The History of Hate in Indiana: How the Ku Klux Klan took Indiana’s halls of power--by Jordan Fischer
The Dragon & the Lady: The murder that brought down the Ku Klux Klan--by Jordan Fischer
Courier & Press
Ku Klux Klan had short-lived political power in Indiana--by Andrea Neal
History Collection
Edward L Jackson
Google Books
Indiana: History and Government--by Wikipedians
IndyStar
Murdering Madge Oberholtzer: Rape, poison, and the KKK--by Dawn Mitchell
Photos
Governor Edward Jackson--from the Board of Public Printing via County History
Madge Oberholtzer--from International Newsreel via IndyStar
DC Stephenson, Grand Dragon of Indiana KKK, circa 1922--from the Public Domain
