The Walker Report

The Walker Report was an investigation conducted in 1966 by Governor Nelson Rockefeller into the tragic death of a young woman named Ella Grasso, at the time a prominent political figure in Connecticut. The report examined the circumstances surrounding her death, including issues related to health care, safety protocols, and institutional accountability. Its purpose was to identify factors that contributed to the incident and recommend improvements to prevent similar occurrences. Overall, the report aimed to enhance public safety and ensure more effective oversight of institutions involved in Ella Grasso’s care.