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Jan 18, 2015 · According to Devore's widow Wendy, there was a constant stream of phone calls from CIA officials in the month leading up to Devore's death.
DeVore married the singer Maria Cole (1969–1978) [1] and the actresses Sandie Newton (1981–1985), [1] Claudia Christian (1988–1992), and Wendy Oates (1996–1997).
Dec 13, 2023 · Wendy DeVore, who was an actress and had a successful voice over career with films such as Ridley Scott-directed Black Rain, moved out of California after her husband’s disappearance, going...
Jul 9, 1998 · A one-time successful writer of big-screen action movies like Dogs of War, the 55-year-old Devore disappeared while driving home from a writing session in New Mexico, literally into...
Nov 20, 2023 · Wendy harbored suspicions that her husband, Gary Devore, might have been abducted, while rumors circulated about the possibility of him committing suicide. In her quest for answers, Wendy organized extensive searches and even offered a $100,000 reward to locate her missing husband.
Jul 10, 1998 · He also was upset by Devore’s wife, Wendy Oates-Devore, who reportedly demanded during a TV interview that Crawford take a lie-detector test on his role in finding her husband.
Oct 10, 1998 · Disoriented from a dozen hours on the road, screenwriter Gary Devore was driving the wrong direction on the Antelope Valley Freeway before he plunged to his death in the California Aqueduct...
Nov 1, 2023 · Witnessed: Fade to Black takes listeners through the baffling Devore mystery, including new information about the case that’s never been heard before.
May 6, 2016 · While Gary [Devore]’s death raises essential questions about the propaganda machine, the figurative disappearance of Matthew [Alford] reveals the perils of all-consuming intellectualism.
Nov 29, 2023 · On the way home from a writing trip in New Mexico, screenwriter Gary Devore disappears in the California desert. After a mysterious last call home, in which he tells his wife Wendy that he’s “pumping pure adrenaline” - she begins to suspect foul play.
