In the banquet hall, Harding introduced Donnie, saying this was his girlfriend Joanna.
"Donnie, now it's only when I come here that I really relax!"
Harding sat on the sofa, his expression a mixture of helplessness and anger, "Do you know what that woman wants to do?
She actually hired my friend to investigate my private life, that's just despicable!"
The friend mentioned by Harding was Gaston Mince. In 1930, Gaston Martin had published a bestseller "The Mystery of President Harding's Mysterious Death."
The book claimed Florence had hired him as a private investigator to look into Harding's extramarital affairs and Gaston Mince even suggested in his book that Florence poisoned her husband, and Harding's personal physician Sawyer was also involved.
Not long after Harding's death, Dr. Sawyer suddenly passed away, and Florence also died in November 1924.
Therefore, Gaston Mince's conjecture was actually an unverifiable claim.
