Kill Marilyn. Secrets That Kill: Hollywood Under the Rule of the Elite
НЕЗАКОННОЕ ПОТРЕБЛЕНИЕ НАРКОТИЧЕСКИХ СРЕДСТВ, ПСИХОТРОПНЫХ ВЕЩЕСТВ, ИХ АНАЛОГОВ ПРИЧИНЯЕТ ВРЕД ЗДОРОВЬЮ, ИХ НЕЗАКОННЫЙ ОБОРОТ ЗАПРЕЩЕН И ВЛЕЧЕТ УСТАНОВЛЕННУЮ ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВОМ ОТВЕТСТВЕННОСТЬ.
Valeria V. Miller’s new book reveals what official Hollywood chronicles have kept silent. For the first time, unknown details of Marilyn Monroe’s autopsy are published, along with new evidence of her connections with John F. Kennedy and the circle that simultaneously admired and controlled her life. Discover how the Hollywood legend ended up in absolute solitude, despite fame, wealth, and the attention of the most powerful people in the country.
Valeria V. Miller’s new book reveals what official Hollywood chronicles have kept silent. For the first time, unknown details of Marilyn Monroe’s autopsy are published, along with new evidence of her connections with John F. Kennedy and the circle that simultaneously admired and controlled her life. Discover how the Hollywood legend ended up in absolute solitude, despite fame, wealth, and the attention of the most powerful people in the country.
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It's a great book. I read it first in Russian and now in English. There is a little more information in the English version. It's very easy to read, although my English is average. Lots of interesting things to read. The tragic life of this beautiful woman. I love this book. Thank you not only for the information, but also for the atmosphere.
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“Marilyn Monroe was either killed or died elsewhere, and her body was brought home.”
— a version voiced by a former LAPD officer, which ruined both his career and, eventually, his life. The officer was removed from the case, and the theory was dismissed, despite circumstances and evidence pointing exactly in this direction.
“The one who stands beside the dying is either a savior or an executioner.”
“I always felt like I was looking at them through glass… as if I were on display, and they were inside, laughing, talking, living,”
— Marilyn wrote in her diary.
“They laugh at me, and I feel like I’m standing somewhere in a showcase, exposed, watched… but never invited in,”
— she added in another entry