Part 8/13:
The Flawed Character of JFK Jr.: Narcissism, Selfishness, and the Tragedy
Callahan spotlights JFK Jr.’s own personality flaws—his narcissism, entitlement, and emotional immaturity—that belied the heroic image portrayed in the media. From his failed magazine George and tumultuous personal life to his reckless flying and inability to face real issues, the real JFK Jr. emerges as a deeply flawed figure.
Her critique sharply contrasts CNN’s portrayal with firsthand evidence, including audio and interviews revealing his obsession with being alone in the skies, avoiding responsibility, and prioritizing fame over safety. She criticizes the portrayal of JFK Jr. as a “gentleman”—arguing that his protective, entitled persona was the real cause of his downfall.