Glynnis MacNichol

So they crash on the way to this wedding.

The whole Kennedy family's in Hyannis Port waiting for them.

They disappear.

There's like a search and rescue mission that President Clinton sends out with the idea like this is, you know, America's son to some degree.

And then a day or two later, her prescription medicine starts washing up on the beach in Martha's vineyard.

And then they finally find evidence of the plane not far from where Jackie Kennedy had her holiday home.

And then they do find all the bodies still strapped in and they do a burial.

It's gruesome to a degree that's hard to convey.

And of course, this is all happening at the height of summer and it's all the people holidaying up there.

I remember like Christiana Mampour, who went to college with JFK Jr., was like on holiday up there and broadcasting from there.

I just remember being in Williamsburg.

And like the TVs in the delis all along Bedford Avenue were broadcasting the rescue mission.

And then the whole of their Tribeca apartment, that whole block became like a vigil.

Like it was just such a sad sort of thing that beggared belief.

It felt shocking.

I mean, this is only two years after all these shocking deaths, right?

There's Johnny Versace's death.

There's Diana's death.

And it did feel like all these sort of figures that you couldn't conceive of dying were just like, oh my God, how did that happen?

Of course, in my life, they're not real people.