| Crime Passional  by Steve Payne 
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    says: what if Nathaniel Greene had caught George Washington sleeping 
    with his wife Kitty? Please note that the opinions expressed in this post do 
    not necessarily reflect the views of the author(s). 
     
      In 1779,  
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      Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army George Washington was shot dead 
      by his most gifted and dependable subordinate, the American Revolutionary 
      War General Nathanael Greene.
      Watch the Youtube Clip   Earlier in the evening, Greene had been sent on a wild goose chase, a 
      secret mission behind enemy lines in Philadelphia. It was so urgent, 
      General Washington had said, that he had to leave camp that night without 
      even saying goodbye to Kitty who was preparing to attend a party with her 
      husband. 
 However shortly after departing, his horse had grown lame, and Greene was 
      forced to abandon the mission and return to Morristown. Upon his 
      unexpected return, he immediately discovered that at the party, his wife 
      and the Commander had danced for three and a half-hours with each other 
      without stopping. Suspicious, he searched the camp, eventually discovering 
      that the pair had headed to the matresses in pursuit of their own secret 
      mission behind enemy lines.
   
      
      
      
      
      
      
 
     
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