Mass. Press Is Ignoring New Story about Ted Kennedy's Illegitimate Son
              Other than a terse few paragraphs by gossip queens Gayle Fee and Laura Raposa in the Boston Herald, the media in Boston has spiked the story first revealed by the National Enquirer about the existence of an illegitimate son of Sen. Ted Kennedy.
              The Enquirer ran the story last week, citing a confidential source who named the son and his mother, and provided some details about her life after Kennedy angrily dismissed her from his life for refusing to abort the child.
              According to the Enquirer ““Caroline (Bilodeau) announced to the family that she was two months pregnant around May 1984,” blabbed a Bilodeau confidante. “Ted was not happy about the news. He already had three kids with Joan and knew a baby out of wedlock could hurt him politically.”
  According to the Enquirer, the scandal-scarred senator begged Bilodeau to have an abortion, but she refused.
                  “He told her he couldn’t undergo another scandal — not after Chappaquiddick, not so close to his divorce from Joan” said the source. “He was very angry when she defied him and had the child.”
              After the birth of the child, Kennedy is alleged to have undergone a paternity test.  Upon learning the results, a payoff was made to the mother from someone in the Kennedy clan and she disappeared into obscurity, until her son, now 21, came forward. 
              The Enquirer’s lawyers are reportedly “very comfortable” with the story, having sources not only close to Bilodeau, but even within the Kennedy camp corroborating details of the story.