John Farrar and the Tragic Legacy of the Chappaquiddick Incident

John Farrar and the Tragic Legacy of the Chappaquiddick Incident

CHAPPAQUIDDICK, MASSACHUSETTS - FEBRUARY 17, 1992: Diver John Farrar, who found the body of Ted Kennedys 28-year-old passenger and campaign worker Mary Jo Kopechne, photographed in Chappaquiddick, Massachusetts on February 17, 1992. (Photo by Michael Grecco)

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Michael Grecco

John Farrar

Photojournalism | Political Images

1992-02-17

Black & White | Court Case | Elections & Campaigns | Politics & Government

Chappaquiddick, Massachusetts

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