Marilyn Monroe an giấc ngàn thu
Nguyên nhân cái chết bí ẩn của nữ diễn viên huyền thoại
Marilyn Monroe
Hai phóng viên kỳ cựu nước Mỹ mới đây đã khiến
nhiều người bị sốc khi tiết lộ nữ diễn viên huyền thoại Marilyn Monroe
đã bị anh em cựu Tổng thống Mỹ Kennedy ám sát.
Lời tố cáo đanh thép của nhân viên cấp cứu
Cuốn sách với tiêu đề The Murder of Marilyn Monroe:
Case Closed (Vụ ám sát Marilyn Monroe: Khép lại án mạng) của hai phóng
viên điều tra kỳ cựu Jay Margolis và Richard Buskin - "cha đẻ" của 30
cuốn sách bán chạy nổi tiếng - hé lộ nguyên nhân cái chết bí ẩn của nữ
nữ diễn viên huyền thoại Marilyn Monroe.
Hai tác giả cuốn sách khẳng định, Marilyn Monroe qua
đời không phải vì tự tử. Cái chết của bà chính là một vụ ám sát đã được
dàn dựng hết sức tinh vi bởi bà biết được những bí mật bên trong Nhà
Trắng. Cái chết của bà cũng chôn vùi những bí mật này.
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| Bìa cuốn sách viết: Marilyn Monroe chết do bị ám sát. |
Margolis
và Buskin viết, kẻ chủ mưu đứng sau kế hoạch ám sát khéo léo trên chính
là chính trị gia Robert F. Kennedy (em trai cựu Tổng thống Mỹ John F.
Kennedy). Hai tòng phạm khác là anh rể nhà Kennedy là Peter Lawford và
Ralph Greenson - bác sĩ trị liệu tâm lý cho Marilyn trước lúc bà qua
đời. Chính Greenson đã tiêm những liều thuốc chí mạng vào cơ thể Marilyn
Monroe trong khi tình trạng sức khỏe của bà đang nguy kịch.
Trước đó, Peter Lawford từng tố cáo người em rể khi
cho rằng: “Robert F. Kennedy đã xuống tay để những bí mật mà Marilyn
biết sẽ vĩnh viễn theo bà xuống mồ. Tôi đã phát điên khi để xảy ra
chuyện đó”. Lawford cũng thừa nhận, ông đã bị dằn vặt bởi cảm giác tội
lỗi từ quá khứ.
Hành động độc ác trên của anh em nhà Kennedy cùng đồng
phạm đã không qua mắt được James E. Hall, một nhân viên cấp cứu. Đây là
người đã chứng kiến cái chết của Marilyn Monroe trong chính ngôi nhà
của bà.
Theo ông James, cái chết của nữ diễn viên là do ám
sát. Lý giải cho lời khẳng định trên, cựu nhân viên cấp cứu tiết lộ, ông
không hề thấy hiện tượng nôn mửa ở Marilyn Monroe - một dấu hiệu thường
thấy nhất ở những người tự tử do sử dụng thuốc quá liều. Hơn nữa, chính
mắt James E. Hall còn chứng kiến bác sĩ Greenson tiêm cho Marilyn một
mũi thẳng vào tim. Mũi tiêm mạnh đến mức một chiếc xương sườn của bà gần
như bị gãy vì lực quá mạnh.
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| Peter Lawford (trái) và Robert F.Kennedy được cho là hai kẻ chủ mưu ám sát Marilyn Monroe. |
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| Chính James E. Hall tận mắt chứng kiến cái chết của Monroe và khẳng định bà bị ám sát chứ không phải tự tử. |
Quan hệ tình tay ba với anh em nhà Kennedy và tấn bi kịch Marilyn Monroe
Giới truyền thông vẫn nhớ đến chuyện tình đầy tai
tiếng của hai anh em nhà Kennedy và Monroe suốt mùa hè năm 1962, dù cả
hai đều đã có gia đình riêng và được người Mỹ tôn vinh là những người
đàn ông lý tưởng.
Nói về cuộc tình tay ba này, Peter Lawford nhớ lại,
hai anh em nhà Kennedy thường xuyên đưa Marilyn Monroe về nhà của vợ
chồng ông để tình tự. Những cuộc tình kín của 3 người đã để lại cho "hậu
thế" cuốn băng sex ghi lại cảnh cả ba cùng "vui vẻ". Giữa tháng 3/2014,
cuộn băng đã được mang ra rao bán công khai khiến dư luận chú ý và làm
nhiều người hiếu kỳ tò mò.
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| Cuộc tình tay ba giữa Marilyn Monroe và anh em nhà Kennedy là nguyên nhân dẫn đến cái chết cho cô |
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| Bác sĩ điều trị tâm lý cho Marilyn Monroe - ông Ralph Greenson - bị cho là có tình cảm với bà. Ông cũng chịu trách nhiệm về mũi tiêm tử thần vào lúc cuối đời của nữ diễn viên huyền thoại. |
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| Marilyn Monroe từng được coi là "biểu tượng sex" huyền thoại của điện ảnh thế giới. |
Cô
đào hàng đầu nước Mỹ được biết đến là người đa sầu đa cảm và có tâm
trạng thất thường, dễ cô đơn buồn chán. Vì vậy, Marilyn thường xuyên gọi
điện tới Nhà Trắng cho hai người tình. Khi tình cảm trở nên sâu sắc,
Marilyn Monroe có tham vọng trở thành đệ nhất phu nhân. Chính suy nghĩ
đó đã giết chết cho nữ diễn viên huyền thoại. Bà không hề biết, tham
vọng đó chính là những rắc rối cho tương lai chính trị của hai anh em
nhà Kennedy.
Hơn nữa, Marilyn được cho là đã biết quá nhiều chuyện
bí mật, nhất là những mưu đồ của nhà Kennedy ở Nhà Trắng. Robert
F.Kennedy đã lên kế hoạch hạ sát người tình nhằm chặn đứng tham vọng của
nữ diễn viên này.
Ngoài ra, chính bác sĩ điều trị cho Marilyn Monroe là
Ralph Greenson cũng bị cho là có quan hệ tình cảm với bà trong suốt thời
gian ông điều trị tâm lý cho nữ diễn viên. Nếu thông tin này lộ ra, uy
tín và sự nghiệp của Greenson coi như sụp đổ.
New book claims Marilyn Monroe was MURDERED as it relives the blonde beauty's final hours
MARILYN MONROE was yelling, fists flying, threatening to expose her affairs with two of the most powerful men in America: President John F Kennedy and his brother, US Attorney General Robert F Kennedy.
Marilyn Monroe landed a $1million deal just before her death[GETTY] Desperate to quieten her screams, Robert smothered her face with a pillow while his henchmen pumped her full of sedatives.
Then he had a doctor give Monroe a lethal injection and with his brother-in-law, British actor Peter Lawford, orchestrated a massive cover-up that led the coroner to declare her death a suicide.
That is the astonishing claim of a new book, The Murder Of Marilyn Monroe: Case Closed by Jay Margolis and Richard Buskin.
"Marilyn has got to be silenced," Robert Kennedy told Monroe's psychiatrist Dr Ralph Greenson (with whom she was also having a sordid affair), disclosed Lawford in a secretly taped confession.
"Bobby was determined to shut her up, regardless of the consequences."
Details of the tragic final hours of Hollywood's greatest screen siren are revealed almost 52 years after she died of a sleeping pill overdose at the age of 36 on Saturday, August 4, 1962.
"There was a premeditated plan to murder her on the part of Robert Kennedy, Ralph Greenson and Peter Lawford," allege the authors.
The sensuous star of The Seven Year Itch and Some Like It Hot had been having a secret affair with JFK, and then his brother Bobby, while also bedding Dr Greenson, the book claims.
But Monroe was spinning out of control, battling depression and anxiety as she struggled with the failure of three marriages, ageing in Hollywood where she feared typecasting as a "sex kitten", and studios that were wearying of her diva antics.
Monroe lamented to her psychiatrist that the Kennedys were "passing her around like a football" and threatened to hold a press conference revealing her affairs.
According to the book, Robert Kennedy and Lawford arrived at the actress's Spanish-style home in Los Angeles early in the afternoon on that Saturday, hoping to calm her down.
"Marilyn announced that she was in love with Bobby and that he had promised to marry her," said Lawford.
Monroe refused to be tossed aside, vowing to expose the Kennedy brothers.
"Marilyn presently lost it, screaming obscenities and flailing wildly away at Bobby with her fists," recalled Lawford.
"In her fury she picked up a small kitchen knife and lunged at him.
"I was with them at this time so I tried to grab Marilyn's arm.
Marilyn with Robert and JFK in May 1962 [GETTY] "We finally knocked her down and wrestled the knife away.
"Bobby thought we ought to call Dr Greenson and tell him to come over.
"The psychiatrist arrived at Marilyn's home within the hour."
Kennedy's bodyguard gave Monroe an "intramuscular pentobarbital shot in the armpit to calm her down," the book claims, "while he and Lawford searched for her little red diary".
They were desperate to find the diary that provided Monroe's only proof of her affairs with JFK and Robert.
Kennedy and Lawford left emptyhanded but Kennedy returned around 10pm with two bodyguards.
Monroe found them searching through files in her office and began screaming.
"She's in the bedroom and Bobby gets the pillow and he muffles her on the bed to keep the neighbours from hearing," said Hollywood private detective Fred Otash, who had bugged Monroe's home and kept the incriminating tapes.
As Kennedy stifled Monroe, his henchmen gave her an injection of sedatives.
"She finally quieted down."
Yet the injections failed to silence an angry Monroe so Kennedy's bodyguards allegedly stripped her and gave her an enema of crushed sleeping pills, finally rendering her unconscious.
Kennedy and his men left at 10.30pm but Marilyn was soon discovered naked in the guest bedroom by her live-in housekeeper Eunice Murray, who called an ambulance as well as Dr Greenson.
Monroe was having a fling with her shrink, seeing him at all hours, seven days a week, almost becoming part of his family - and driving him to distraction.
"Bobby Kennedy lied and told Dr Greenson Marilyn was threatening to go public with her affair with the psychiatrist," says Jay Margolis.
"It would have destroyed Greenson's career.
"Though Greenson was a psychiatrist, when he arrived at Marilyn's house he carried a long syringe with a dark brown liquid, which no psychiatrist would usually carry.
Monroe's death was a foregone conclusion."
Lawford confirmed: "Greenson had thus been set up by Bobby to 'take care' of Marilyn."
Ambulance attendant James Hall claimed he found Monroe unconscious but breathing and she responded to resuscitation.
Was Hollywood's most famous blonde silenced? [GETTY] But then Lawford returned and Dr Greenson stepped in to inject the mysterious dark fluid directly into Monroe's heart.
Hall said he had assumed that this was an adrenaline shot but he later learned that adrenaline is a clear liquid.
"The dark liquid was almost certainly undiluted Nembutal, which the autopsy found in Monroe's body," says Margolis.
"It would have paralysed her lungs and caused her death.
"Dr Greenson killed Marilyn Monroe, incited by Bobby Kennedy."
Monroe died moments after she was given the heart injection but Hall insists: "We could have saved her. I felt sick."
Dr Greenson sent the ambulance away but waited more than four hours to call the police, while Lawford called private eye Fred Otash to clean Monroe's home of all evidence that the Kennedy brothers had ever been there.
The cover-up was thorough.
"Peter Lawford moved Marilyn's body, which the ambulancemen had found face up, and put her in her own bedroom face down, so that blood could pool covering up the injection sites," says Margolis.
"Everything was done to protect Bobby Kennedy."
The Kennedys spread the word that Monroe had killed herself in anguish after being fired in June 1962 from the movie Something's Got To Give, co-starring Dean Martin, by producers angry with her tardiness and outrageous demands.
However, she had been rehired three days before her death, for a $1million two-movie deal.
When police arrived at 4.45am on August 5, almost five hours after Monroe had died, Dr Greenson pointed to an empty bottle of barbiturates beside the actress's bed, where they were among eight pill bottles arrayed, and said she had committed suicide.
Housekeeper Eunice Murray was allegedly coached, telling police that she didn't find Monroe unconscious until hours later.
The book claims that even Los Angeles police chief William Parker collaborated in the cover-up to protect the Kennedys in the hope that he would be named FBI chief.
Robert Kennedy flew in a private plane to San Francisco overnight so that he could claim he was not in Los Angeles when Monroe had died.
By the next day the Secret Service had seized and sealed the telephone company records for Monroe's home.
Despite evidence of injections on Monroe's knees, armpit and chest, the coroner's report stated "No needle mark."
Mysteriously, all of Monroe's autopsy tissue samples vanished from the coroner's office.
Her incriminating diary, which coroner's officers found in her home on the Monday, disappeared the next day, never to be seen again.
"The evidence is conclusive," says Margolis.
"Marilyn Monroe was murdered by Dr Greenson on the orders of Bobby Kennedy.
She was not only killed but slandered in death by making it appear she had committed suicide.
"But so many people refuse to believe that it was murder or suicide and want to think it was an accidental overdose, which isn't medically possible.
"I believe we'll still be arguing over this 100 years after Marilyn's death but the reality is, the case is closed.
"Marilyn Monroe was murdered." http://www.express.co.uk/news/showbiz/478887/New-book-claims-Marilyn-Monroe-was-MURDERED
MARILYN MONROE was yelling, fists flying, threatening to expose her affairs with two of the most powerful men in America: President John F Kennedy and his brother, US Attorney General Robert F Kennedy.
Then he had a doctor give Monroe a lethal injection and with his brother-in-law, British actor Peter Lawford, orchestrated a massive cover-up that led the coroner to declare her death a suicide.
That is the astonishing claim of a new book, The Murder Of Marilyn Monroe: Case Closed by Jay Margolis and Richard Buskin.
"Marilyn has got to be silenced," Robert Kennedy told Monroe's psychiatrist Dr Ralph Greenson (with whom she was also having a sordid affair), disclosed Lawford in a secretly taped confession.
"Bobby was determined to shut her up, regardless of the consequences."
Details of the tragic final hours of Hollywood's greatest screen siren are revealed almost 52 years after she died of a sleeping pill overdose at the age of 36 on Saturday, August 4, 1962.
"There was a premeditated plan to murder her on the part of Robert Kennedy, Ralph Greenson and Peter Lawford," allege the authors.
The sensuous star of The Seven Year Itch and Some Like It Hot had been having a secret affair with JFK, and then his brother Bobby, while also bedding Dr Greenson, the book claims.
But Monroe was spinning out of control, battling depression and anxiety as she struggled with the failure of three marriages, ageing in Hollywood where she feared typecasting as a "sex kitten", and studios that were wearying of her diva antics.
Monroe lamented to her psychiatrist that the Kennedys were "passing her around like a football" and threatened to hold a press conference revealing her affairs.
According to the book, Robert Kennedy and Lawford arrived at the actress's Spanish-style home in Los Angeles early in the afternoon on that Saturday, hoping to calm her down.
"Marilyn announced that she was in love with Bobby and that he had promised to marry her," said Lawford.
Monroe refused to be tossed aside, vowing to expose the Kennedy brothers.
"Marilyn presently lost it, screaming obscenities and flailing wildly away at Bobby with her fists," recalled Lawford.
"In her fury she picked up a small kitchen knife and lunged at him.
"I was with them at this time so I tried to grab Marilyn's arm.
"Bobby thought we ought to call Dr Greenson and tell him to come over.
"The psychiatrist arrived at Marilyn's home within the hour."
Kennedy's bodyguard gave Monroe an "intramuscular pentobarbital shot in the armpit to calm her down," the book claims, "while he and Lawford searched for her little red diary".
They were desperate to find the diary that provided Monroe's only proof of her affairs with JFK and Robert.
Kennedy and Lawford left emptyhanded but Kennedy returned around 10pm with two bodyguards.
Monroe found them searching through files in her office and began screaming.
"She's in the bedroom and Bobby gets the pillow and he muffles her on the bed to keep the neighbours from hearing," said Hollywood private detective Fred Otash, who had bugged Monroe's home and kept the incriminating tapes.
As Kennedy stifled Monroe, his henchmen gave her an injection of sedatives.
"She finally quieted down."
Yet the injections failed to silence an angry Monroe so Kennedy's bodyguards allegedly stripped her and gave her an enema of crushed sleeping pills, finally rendering her unconscious.
Kennedy and his men left at 10.30pm but Marilyn was soon discovered naked in the guest bedroom by her live-in housekeeper Eunice Murray, who called an ambulance as well as Dr Greenson.
Monroe was having a fling with her shrink, seeing him at all hours, seven days a week, almost becoming part of his family - and driving him to distraction.
"Bobby Kennedy lied and told Dr Greenson Marilyn was threatening to go public with her affair with the psychiatrist," says Jay Margolis.
"It would have destroyed Greenson's career.
"Though Greenson was a psychiatrist, when he arrived at Marilyn's house he carried a long syringe with a dark brown liquid, which no psychiatrist would usually carry.
Monroe's death was a foregone conclusion."
Lawford confirmed: "Greenson had thus been set up by Bobby to 'take care' of Marilyn."
Ambulance attendant James Hall claimed he found Monroe unconscious but breathing and she responded to resuscitation.
Hall said he had assumed that this was an adrenaline shot but he later learned that adrenaline is a clear liquid.
"The dark liquid was almost certainly undiluted Nembutal, which the autopsy found in Monroe's body," says Margolis.
"It would have paralysed her lungs and caused her death.
"Dr Greenson killed Marilyn Monroe, incited by Bobby Kennedy."
Monroe died moments after she was given the heart injection but Hall insists: "We could have saved her. I felt sick."
Dr Greenson sent the ambulance away but waited more than four hours to call the police, while Lawford called private eye Fred Otash to clean Monroe's home of all evidence that the Kennedy brothers had ever been there.
The cover-up was thorough.
"Peter Lawford moved Marilyn's body, which the ambulancemen had found face up, and put her in her own bedroom face down, so that blood could pool covering up the injection sites," says Margolis.
"Everything was done to protect Bobby Kennedy."
The Kennedys spread the word that Monroe had killed herself in anguish after being fired in June 1962 from the movie Something's Got To Give, co-starring Dean Martin, by producers angry with her tardiness and outrageous demands.
However, she had been rehired three days before her death, for a $1million two-movie deal.
When police arrived at 4.45am on August 5, almost five hours after Monroe had died, Dr Greenson pointed to an empty bottle of barbiturates beside the actress's bed, where they were among eight pill bottles arrayed, and said she had committed suicide.
Housekeeper Eunice Murray was allegedly coached, telling police that she didn't find Monroe unconscious until hours later.
The book claims that even Los Angeles police chief William Parker collaborated in the cover-up to protect the Kennedys in the hope that he would be named FBI chief.
Robert Kennedy flew in a private plane to San Francisco overnight so that he could claim he was not in Los Angeles when Monroe had died.
By the next day the Secret Service had seized and sealed the telephone company records for Monroe's home.
Despite evidence of injections on Monroe's knees, armpit and chest, the coroner's report stated "No needle mark."
Mysteriously, all of Monroe's autopsy tissue samples vanished from the coroner's office.
Her incriminating diary, which coroner's officers found in her home on the Monday, disappeared the next day, never to be seen again.
"The evidence is conclusive," says Margolis.
"Marilyn Monroe was murdered by Dr Greenson on the orders of Bobby Kennedy.
She was not only killed but slandered in death by making it appear she had committed suicide.
"But so many people refuse to believe that it was murder or suicide and want to think it was an accidental overdose, which isn't medically possible.
"I believe we'll still be arguing over this 100 years after Marilyn's death but the reality is, the case is closed.
"Marilyn Monroe was murdered."
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