- Monroe's affairs with JFK and Robert Kennedy . . .
- The identity of the friend who allowed Monroe's killers into her home . . .
- Evidence of the deadly drugs and how they were administered to the starlet . . .
- The rumors of an assassination plot masterminded by the Cosa Nostra and high-ranking government officials . . .
- The tangled web of wiretaps in Monroe's home-and what happened to the audio tape recording of her murder . . .
Autorentext
Adela Gregory became fascinated with Marilyn Monroe's death as a pre-med student, preparing to become a psychiatrist, when her attorney brother gave her a copy of Monroe's autopsy. She studied countless medical, forensic, and psychology books to collect data that would lead her to extraordinary insights into the life and death of the actress. When she met Milo Speriglio, who was acclaimed for his investigative work into Monroe's death, he was so impressed with her knowledge of the subject that he invited her to partner with him to complete the investigation. Their extraordinary collaboration led to the unprecedented revelations found in this book. Gregory lives in Los Angeles. Known as "investigator to the Hollywood stars," the late Milo Speriglio spent over thirty years investigating the conflicting details surrounding Marilyn Monroe's death. He appeared on numerous television and radio programs and was noted in Who's Who in Law Enforcement.