Keeler describes a 1993 meeting with Ivanov in Moscow; she also records that he died the following year, aged 68.Keeler, pp. 278–79 Astor was deeply upset at finding himself under police investigation, and by the social ostracism that followed the Ward trial.Davenport-Hines, pp. 284 and 305–06 After his death in 1966, Cliveden was sold. It became first the property of Stanford University and later a luxury hotel. Rachman, who had first come to public notice as a sometime-boyfriend of both Keeler and Rice-Davies, was revealed as an unscrupulous slum landlord; the word "Rachmanism" entered English dictionaries as the standard term for landlords who exploit or intimidate their tenants.Davenport-Hines, pp. 148 and 316–17
