Mitchell Retreats From Spotlight As Media Fears Deepen
John Newton Mitchell, former Nixon attorney general, cloisters at the Essex House after midnight to avoid publicity. He travels only with secrecy, hiring private routines and relying on a small circle, while awaiting trial on obstruction charges. His daughter Marty visits weekends as he longs to resume law practice, but mobility remains restricted. The Essex House bears his security, with hotel staff declining to discuss his movements amid connections to the Nixon era.
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