Robinson Devor is a film director and writer. His video is independent of my book. Devor is creating a feature film about Moore, which is still in production.

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Sara Jane Moore’s bullet came within six inches of killing President Gerald Ford.  

When journalist Geri Spieler receives her first note from the attempted assassin of President Gerald Ford, Sara Jane Moore, Spieler had no idea that it is to be the beginning of dozens of jailhouse interviews covering nearly thirty years.

There is no issue of doubts about Moore's guilt, since she has been caught red-handed after firing a shot at President Ford, missing his head by a mere six inches. Only the quick action of a nearby retired Marine prevents her from taking a second, more accurate killing shot.

Sara Jane Moore’s bullet came within six inches of killing President Gerald Ford.  

Geri's book, Taking Aim at the President, is recent American History that reads like a novel.  You'll want to learn more about this double agent. 

When journalist Geri Spieler receives her first note from the attempted assassin of President Gerald Ford, Sara Jane Moore, Spieler had no idea that it is to be the beginning of dozens of jailhouse interviews covering nearly thirty years.

There is no issue of doubts about Moore's guilt, since she has been caught red-handed after firing a shot at President Ford, missing his head by a mere six inches. Only the quick action of a nearby retired Marine prevents her from taking a second, more accurate killing shot.

During twenty-seven years of letters, phone calls, and personal visits, Moore has presented herself to Spieler as nothing more than a middle-aged Southern housewife gone awry.  Spieler’s role during that time was that of a friendly ear and someone who, as a mother herself, would send birthday and holiday gifts to Moore’s one acknowledged child, on his mother’s behalf.  The focus of Spieler’s writing was research articles on technology; she did not see herself as a biographer or novelist.