[1] G. Gordon Liddy, Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy (1991), page 139: "My agnosticism is a poor substitute for the faith I no longer have to give to my children. It's sad to realize those [Roman Catholic] rituals no longer exist to be passed on; like the scent of burning leaves in autumn, they, too, have been banned and are gone with the wind." We conclude from that passage that he is no longer a Roman Catholic. But despite his admission of agnosticism, in other parts of his autobiography he does admit to a belief in a higher being. Page 54: "And there would even come a day when I did not fear God either."
Father: Sylvester J. Liddy
Mother: Maria Abbaticchio
Sister: Margaret (younger)
Wife: Frances Ann Purcell (m. 9-Nov-1957)
Daughter: Alexandra Liddy Bourne ("Sandy", b. 1958)
Daughter: Grace (b. Mar-1960)
Son: James (b. Apr-1961)
Son: Thomas (b. Jul-1962)
Son: Raymond J. Liddy (b. Oct)
High School: St. Benedict's Preparatory School, Newark, NJ (1948)
University: Fordham University (1952)
Law School: Fordham University (1957)
Watergate Scandal
Pentagon Papers
FBI employee 1957-62
Committee to Re-Elect the President
John McCain 2008
McCain 2000
McCain for Senate '98
National Conservative Campaign Fund National Advisory Board
Birther Movement
Conspiracy
Burglary 2 charges
Wiretapping
Contempt of Court
Contempt of Congress
Appendectomy
Took the Fifth (26-Mar-1973)
Converted to Atheism from Catholicism 1960s
Pied apple pie, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, DC (1977)
Funeral: Richard Nixon (1994)
Irish Ancestry
Italian Ancestry Maternal
Risk Factors: Vegetarian, Asthma, Appendicitis
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
The U.S. vs John Lennon (31-Aug-2006) Himself
Rules of Engagement (31-Mar-2000) [VOICE]
The Last Party (27-Aug-1993) Himself
Camp Cucamonga (23-Sep-1990)
Official Website:
http://www.liddyshow.us/
Rotten Library Page:
G. Gordon Liddy
Author of books:
Out of Control (1979, novel)
The Monkey Handlers (1-Sep-1990, novel)
Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy (1-Jan-1997, memoir)
When I Was a Kid, This Was a Free Country (Oct-2002, nonfiction)