The Kennedy Curse: The 22-year-old granddaughter of the former American president died of an overdose

The Kennedy family is accompanied by a series of tragic deaths. John Fitzgerald Kennedy and his brother Robert were killed, and their close relatives died over the following decades in accidents, plane crashes and other accidents.

Recently, the world was stunned by another tragedy at the Kennedy house: the other day, the granddaughter of President Robert Francis Kennedy, 22-year-old Saoirse, was found dead. It is suspected that the girl died of a drug overdose.

Find out how Kennedy's granddaughter became another victim of the evil fate haunting the family from our material.The granddaughter of the former US Attorney General and the younger brother of President John F. Kennedy Robert, 22-year-old Saoirse, was found dead on August 1 at the Cape Cod family estate in Massachusetts. Officially, the cause of the girl's death has not been named, but sources close to the family told the New York Times that Saoirse died of a drug overdose.

In addition, a law enforcement source confirmed that methadone, an opioid drug used in substitution therapy for the treatment of heroin addiction, was found next to the body of the deceased

Saoirse Kennedy Hill died of cardiac arrest in the mansion where her grandmother, 91-year-old Ethel Kennedy lives. Earlier, Saoirse admitted that she suffers from depression and struggles with mental illness.

An ambulance rushed to the estate on Thursday and took the girl to a local hospital, but there the doctors could only fix the death.

While studying at boarding school, Saoirse wrote about her struggle with depression and mental disorders. She said she was raped by a friend during her first year at Deerfield Academy. Because of this, the girl wanted to commit suicide. In her article in the student newspaper, Saoirse pointed out that this injury provoked her to seek treatment for depression.

Kennedy's granddaughter admitted that as a child she suffered from bouts of deep sadness, which lay like a stone on her heart. The girl thought that depression began in high school and lasted her whole life. Studying at Deerfield Academy was a test for her psyche, despite the fact that it is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the country.

The girl's body was discovered on August 1 in one of the houses of the Kennedy estate, which consists of several houses and is located on the shore along the shelf of Nantucket Sound in the port of Giannis. Many representatives of the strong Kennedy political clan have lived here for several decades.

A series of tragic deaths accompanies this family for many decades. So many people have died in their family that everyone is talking about the so-called "Kennedy curse".

President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated in 1963 during a visit to Dallas, Texas, at the age of 46. The president's brother and Saoirse's grandfather, Robert Francis Kennedy, was assassinated just a few years later in 1968 in Los Angeles during his own presidential campaign. Their brother Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr. died during World War II, and their sister Kathleen Cavendish crashed in a plane crash in 1948.

The next generation of Kennedy was also not spared by evil fate. The president's son, John F. Kennedy Jr., died in 1999, falling in an airplane into the Atlantic Ocean after taking off from the island of Martha's Vineyard. His wife and daughter-in-law, who were also on board, crashed together with him.

In 2011, the daughter of Democratic Senator from Massachusetts, Edward Moore Kennedy, 51-year-old Kara Kennedy, died while training at a sports club.

In 2012, Mary Richardson Kennedy, the wife of Robert Francis Kennedy Jr., was found dead, believed to be a suicide.

President John F. Kennedy led the country for no more than 1,000 days, but during this time he managed to make many important historical decisions and influence the fate of the United States. He became one of the first victims of the ancestral curse, which took the life of his great-niece