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Life, and especially death, Marilyn Monroe remains a mystery for many generations. The bright blonde, who managed to get both Kennedy brothers, forever changed the history of not only America, but the whole world. Film director " Only girls in jazz once said: "There are books about the life of Marilyn Monroe, and there are about the Second World War. They are united by two words "hell" and "necessity".

Seven years would elapse between JFK's first meeting with Marilyn Monroe and her mysterious suicide. Seven years of intrigue, scandals, secret meetings and phone calls. But before the love affair turns into a farce, Monroe will experience her happiest moments of hope and faith that she managed to meet a Real Man.

In the summer of 1954, a party was held in Hollywood in honor of an ambitious young senator from Massachusetts.John Fitzgerald Kennedyand his wife Jackie. ActorPeter Lawford, the organizer of the fun, was aware of Kennedy's interest in the beauty actress Marilyn Monroe. To please his friend, Lawford did his best and a sexy blonde appeared at the reception.

Despite the fact that the star was married to a modest baseball player Joe DiMaggio, who was against the rowdy fun, Monroe loved Hollywood and local entertainment. Knowing that the appearance at the party portends another scandal with her husband, Marilyn nevertheless went to have fun. And she was rewarded. Subsequently, Marilyn will say: "Kennedy didn't take his eyes off me for a second, and at some point I even felt embarrassed."

A few days later, the phone rang at DiMaggio's house. Joe picked up the phone. "I'm listening to". There was silence on the other end of the line, and he hung up in a rage. Later, during one of their first secret meetings, John will tell her: "You must warn me so I can call without risking your husband.".

Thus began the most dangerous and exciting story in the life of Marilyn Monroe and John F. Kennedy. Still not realizing with whom and with what she contacted, the star wrote poems about her lover and admitted to her assistant that from the age of 15 she had dreamed of such a companion. The blonde had no doubts that John would divorce his wife and introduce Marilyn to the whole world as the first lady of the United States. Can a woman in love be blamed for shortsightedness?

"A smart girl kisses but doesn't love, listens but doesn't believe and leaves before she's left" - the beauty thought philosophically in her interviews, but in life she was far from prudence.

A secret romantic relationship under palm trees, on the shores of the azure sea, with a millionaire and a famous politician inspired the actress. They both had to work hard to secret relationship did not become the property of journalists. Marilyn had to dodge and lie. But she couldn't stop. The future president of the United States beckoned her. She dreamed of them. It was her ideal. She believed that it was he, like no one else, who suited her for the role of husband.

The connection with the world-famous blonde inspired John, inspired self-confidence and helped to achieve heights. Marilyn supported her man in everything and was ready to listen to him. The happy actress took part in the election campaign of her lover and in many respects he owes her popularity among the people.

After becoming president, John still did not break ties with Marilyn. They met already in the apartments of the presidential plane. Now Marilyn had to put on a wig, dark glasses, and in this form climb the ladder, posing as a secretary. Peter Lawford, who organized these meetings, had photographs in which John and Marilyn showed off their naked charms. A tough politician in public, in the company of a sexy actress, Kennedy relaxed and rested.

But over time, even the blonde Marilyn, who chose the image of a naive ugly girl in the cinema, began to understand that John F. Kennedy's intentions were not as serious as in her dreams. The Kennedy family of millionaires and politicians was too clannish to let a girl of unknown origin in. No one there could seriously think about marriage with Monroe. Millionaires do not like scandals with divorces and revelations that are characteristic of movie stars.

At the same time, Jeannette Carmen, a relative of the actress, claims that "Marilyn never stopped believing that she could rise to the level of John F. Kennedy, both physically and intellectually. She hoped to become a real lady, whom he could not be ashamed of" . About what to do next, the star did not think for a long time: to fight for your happiness!

We women only have two weapons... Mascara and tears, but we can't use both at the same time..."- said the actress.

When it became clear that the most desirable woman in the world was not enough for the president, Marilyn Monroe began to roll scandals. John did not immediately understand this change. He was satisfied only with a closed game. And Marilyn became more insistent. She abused direct dial telephone numbers given only to her. She constantly called John at the White House, demanded meetings that were not scheduled in advance, wrote letters. Receiving no answer, she began to threaten with exposure. In the end, out of spite, she called the president's wife, telling her what young mistresses usually say to the wives of their partners.

This made the situation critical. The President got nervous. He held emergency meetings with his brother, Attorney General Robert. Then he invited FBI Director Hoover. From him, he learned the shocking news - the mafia has a film with a video of his love games with Marilyn. They were filmed naked in Palm Springs. This was the beginning of the end. The president didn't want to take any more risks. But he understood that Marilyn was in such an excited state that she would stop at nothing. She has nothing to lose.

At John's 45th birthday celebration, Marilyn had to sing Happy birthday to you, Mr. President! (Happy birthday, Mr. President!). Peter Lawford, who played the role of master of ceremonies, called Marilyn on stage. Once... the second time. Nobody. He tried again, this time with annoyance: "And now, ladies and gentlemen, the departed Marilyn Monroe". This terrible joke (built on double meaning the English word late, which can mean "late" or "left us, dead") forced Marilyn to leave her dressing room ...

Then Lawford sent to her Robert Kennedy. The young Minister of Justice and father of seven children stayed with her for about a quarter of an hour. He encouraged the actress, saying that the president was pleased, but perhaps he had other reasons to linger with her ...

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"Robert Kennedy seemed to go crazy, running around her with goggle eyes, as if mesmerized by her provocative dress."- said one of those present. And Marilyn fell into an increasing dependence on alcohol and pills. And finally, she noticed that John was avoiding her. Robert Kennedy began to appear more and more often in her house. From that time on, Marilyn became the mistress of another Kennedy. But after a while, when the heat of the first passion cooled down, with Robert, Marilyn began the same difficulties as with John: he was not at all going to marry her.

Losing the last remnants of common sense, the film star began to pursue Robert. Marilyn had already publicly announced that she was head over heels in love with Bobby and that he had promised to marry her. This was becoming unbearable and very dangerous for the entire Kennedy clan.

In the early days of August 1962, Marilyn learned that Robert and his family were vacationing in the Palm Springs villa she knew so well. She called there and demanded that he immediately come to her. She wanted to explain. On the phone, Marilyn, already with a threat, told him that she had been keeping a diary for a long time, where she wrote down everything that both high-ranking brothers told her in moments of relaxation.

All further happened, as in the climactic scenes of Hollywood melodramas. A stormy showdown began, tears, accusations, threats. She shouted that on Monday, August 6, she would call a press conference in the morning and tell the journalists the whole truth. How vilely both Kennedy brothers treated her and how they used her, and what state secrets they blurted out to her. All this is allegedly recorded in her diary, which she will give to the press.

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Marilyn and John met at a party in 1954. She was then married to Joe DiMaggio, and John came with Jacqueline Bouvier - the future Mrs. Kennedy. According to biographers, they became lovers in 1955. Their romance lasted seven years, even Marilyn's wedding to Arthur Miller in 1956 had little effect on her relationship with John.

According to other sources, John and Marilyn introduced each other only in 1957, and the acquaintance turned into a romance a year and a half later. Marilyn had just finished filming Some Like It Hot presidential elections.

The candidate's advisers and aides were seriously alarmed when they learned that John had invited Monroe to attend the Democratic Party convention in Los Angeles. In the elections, many (especially women) could refuse to vote for a person who was seen in "tricks". However, Kennedy took the risk. And the connection with Monroe did not hurt him - at forty-four years old he became the thirty-fifth president of the United States.

Marilyn admitted to close friends that for the first time in her life she fell in love for real, "lost her head." In addition to constant phone calls to the White House, she began to write love letters to John, and in poetic form. In early 1962, the film actress “informed” Jacqueline Kennedy that she dreamed of marrying John and, in this regard, apologizes sincerely for “our love.” Jacqueline calmly replied that she did not mind giving up her place next to the president. But she warned that in this case, the movie star would have to move to the White House and take on all the duties and concerns that usually fall on the shoulders of the first lady. And if Miss Monroe is not ready for this, then it will probably be better for her to postpone her intentions for a while. And, as if by the way, she noted that the president himself must give consent to the “changing of the guard”. This series of "good advice" embarrassed Marilyn so much that she immediately hung up the phone and burst into tears.

Forty-fifth birthday of John F. Kennedy was an unforgettable date for Marilyn. On the occasion of this event, on May 19, 1962, a grand reception was held in New York, which was completed by Marilyn Monroe with the song “Happy Birthday”. And she performed it with such a genuine feeling that the guests were shocked: the traditional musical greeting sounded like a public and at the same time intimate confession.

On the eve of the holiday, an episode happened to Monroe, which was later described by the star's former hairdresser, Mickey Song. He was in the process of combing her hair when Robert Kennedy walked into the dressing room and asked to be left alone. Fifteen minutes later he came out, and the hairdresser saw that the actress was sitting on the table naked and completely disheveled. "Do you mind brushing my hair again?" Marilyn asked innocently. Thus began her romance with Bob - Robert.

After the banquet, actor Lawford accompanied Marilyn to the Carlyle Hotel, where she spent several hours with John. It was assumed that this was their last meeting - perhaps because of the scenes that Jacqueline arranged for the president, but most likely, John decided to break up with his mistress at the insistence of his mother.

In desperation, on the verge of a nervous breakdown, Marilyn tried to blackmail the president, threatening that she would tell reporters "everything". Enraged and alarmed, John sent his brother to her to try to reason with her. But everything turned out differently. Almost without hiding, the minister and the actress met in the most luxurious restaurants, in nightclubs and at parties. What was it? New passion? Or revenge? Or maybe she did not see a big difference between the brothers? ..

One morning, Marilyn called her friend Lawford: “Peter, I don’t know what it could be, but for some time now I have been hearing some strange clicks on my phone, I must have a faulty line ...”

It turned out that Marilyn's phone was tapped by someone. Apparently, this was the work of someone from the environment of the famous mafia Sam Giancan, who had a grudge against the Kennedy family. The brothers often put sticks in his wheels, closing nightclubs and casinos. Lawford warned Bob, and he decided to break off all relations with the actress.

So Marilyn was rejected for the second time by another representative of the Kennedy clan and could not come to terms with such impudence. The personal assistant of the Minister of Justice conducted long negotiations with her, explaining how busy the patron's day is, that he is constantly absent, holding meetings, and so on. Marilyn had only one argument in response: Bob promised to marry her. That is how she explained her annoying calls to Robert's secretary.

What Robert actually promised her and whether he promised anything at all - was forever left behind the scenes. In any case, the Kennedy clan of millionaires would never have agreed to accept an actress with a dubious reputation into their midst ...

According to Lawford, the tendency to such fantasies was the result of the abuse of potent drugs and alcohol. These predilections became the reason that the film studio “XX century. Fox” refused the actress to participate in a new film that had already begun to be filmed. On the set, Monroe was in such a state that she completely forgot her text and could not connect the two phrases. “I persuaded her to stop drinking this muck if she doesn’t want to say goodbye to her career forever!” Lawford recalls. But it doesn't seem to matter to her...

Lawford and his wife, seriously concerned about the state of the actress, decided to spend a few days with her on the shores of Lake Tahoe, California. But on the first night, Marilyn fell asleep completely drunk, forgetting to hang up the phone. This saved her life: the hotel attendant, dialing into the room and hearing some suspicious wheezing in the receiver, warned Lawford. Peter found her unconscious on the floor. At that time, she swallowed half a pack of sleeping pills. This happened in early August 1962. A few days later, everything happened again, but only - with a fatal outcome.

Her fortune was estimated at 1.6 million. According to the will, 75% went to her acting teacher Lee Strasberg and 25% to her psychoanalyst. Mother got an annual annuity of 5 thousand dollars.

After Marilyn's death, there have been many films, documentaries and feature films, in which attempts are made to unravel her mystery - the mystery of life, the mystery of charm and the mystery of death. Many books have been written about it, and the further, the more conjectures and misinterpreted facts appear in them. Marilyn remains an unsolved film myth. Andy Warhol immortalized her as a goddess of mass culture.

What happened anyway? Why did the incomparable decide to die? Or was the decision not hers?

Naked Marilyn Monroe lies face down on a mattress. Her hand is still on the phone after a conversation we'll never know.

This is how Sergeant Jack Clemmons of the West Los Angeles Police Department saw what was left of the 20th century myth. He was summoned by Eunice Murray, housekeeper at Brentwood, Ralph Greenson, Signorina Monroe's psychiatrist, and Hymen Engelberg, her physician.

They claimed that she had committed suicide and showed her Nembutal sedative bottles, which she had emptied to die. Clemmons had seen corpses, and he did not like this story: suicides die, curled up, and then, bruises on the body indicated that the body was moved after death. Not to mention the housekeeper, who, when he came, was washing the sheets in the machine at 4 in the morning. Yes, and Dr. Thomas Noguchi, who did the autopsy, wrote in his conclusion that suicide is " possible cause because he found no trace of barbiturates in Marilyn's intestines.

There are several versions of the death of Marilyn Monroe:

• An assassination commissioned by the Kennedy brothers;
• A murder committed by the mafia;
• · accident;
• Suicide
• a murder committed by the KGB;
• doctor's error

An assassination commissioned by the Kennedy brothers

In late 1954, Marilyn purchased a leather-bound diary. There she entered excerpts from conversations with John F. Kennedy. During conversations with friends, John discussed political problems or explained this or that decision taken by the government, naturally, these conversations were not intended for the general public, but were an integral part of the life of the president. Marilyn could not remember what John F. Kennedy was talking about, and one day it pissed him off. This is how the famous diary of Marilyn appeared, which could contain compromising information both on the president and on the policy of the country as a whole. It was a tidbit for political competitors, and for the mafia, and for the president himself.

And in 1960, Marilyn already had serious problems with alcohol, and sometimes, in a state of intoxication, Marilyn let slip about the intrigue with John F. Kennedy, which, of course, could negatively affect the president's career. She was a failure in love: men rejected her when they got what they wanted. Her affair with John F. Kennedy began before he became president. But when rumors about their connection leaked to the FBI, John abruptly broke off relations. Marilyn was beside herself. She called the White House endlessly, wrote pleading and threatening letters.

When Marilyn finally realized that John was not going to marry her, she turned her energies to the younger Kennedy, Robert. She called Robert at the Department of Justice, which discredited his impeccable reputation. As a result, he simply stopped answering the phone. Taking alcohol and drugs, often falling into depression, Marilyn became a serious hindrance to the Kennedy brothers: if their relationship was made public, she could become a bomb that exploded everything they devoted their lives to.

After Marilyn's death, someone ransacked her entire house, the leather-bound diary was never found. Whether they were intelligence officers or someone else, and what they have to do with the death of the star, is unknown. The handset was picked up. Whom Marilyn called before her death also remains unknown - a record of this conversation has disappeared from the telephone exchange.

Mafia murder

Marilyn Monroe had affairs with both Robert Kennedy, the Minister of Justice, who launched a real war against the mafia, and Frank Sinatra, a famous singer and right-hand man of the mafia leader Sam Giancana. Marilyn moved in such circles and was so famous that she was the perfect option for blackmailing and compromising the Kennedy brothers. Whether the people of Giancana knew about the existence of Marilyn's diary is unknown, but in the event of her death, the truth about the uncleanliness of the president and his brother could emerge, which, of course, would play into the hands of the mafia.

Accident - death from drug overdose

In 1953, Marilyn begins to take drugs. Already in 1955, he used sleeping pills at night, and stimulants in the morning, while combining drugs with alcohol. He gets depressed and starts calling everyone at night. During the filming of the film "Bus Stop" I had to call a psychiatrist, because. Marilyn Monroe's breakdowns became very frequent. And while working on the painting "The Prince and the Chorus Girl" reception medicines is chaotic. After a miscarriage in 1957, Marilyn again becomes depressed, drinks heavily and continues to use drugs. Due to an overdose, he falls into a coma. In 1961, Marilyn's health deteriorated. It is no longer a secret that she uses drugs. So death from an accidental drug overdose seems very real.

Suicide

All her life, despite the crowds of admirers, Marilyn was very lonely and subject to depression. Apparently, Marilyn's fears that she, too, could become insane, like her mother, were not far from the truth. Until the age of nineteen, Marilyn tried to commit suicide twice. Once she turned on the gas, the second time she swallowed sleeping pills. Shortly after Johnny's death, Hyde made another suicide attempt. In 1958, a psychiatrist finds signs of schizophrenia in Marilyn. After negative reviews from critics on The Misfits, she has a nervous breakdown and Marilyn is placed in psychiatric clinic"Payne Whiteney". To the "moderately restless" ward. It turns out that suicide could have taken place.

Murder committed by the KGB

A sensation was the discovery made at the end of the 20th century by the American journalist Joseph Raymond, who managed to obtain copies of secret documents through his connections in the CIA. Judging by these papers, Monroe was ... a Soviet spy. The famous actress allegedly came to the attention of our native intelligence during a difficult period of her life. The KGB began helping her and recruited her in 1953. According to this version, Marilyn worked successfully for the USSR until her death, and she was considered "a brilliant agent with unlimited possibilities." She had a sharp mind and a developed memory, she easily made contacts with the right people. It is easy to imagine how valuable for the KGB were its connections with representatives of the Kennedy clan, financiers and US politicians!

Judging by this version, it is possible that Marilyn could have been removed by KGB special agents ... By the way, soon, within a year and a half to two years, under various, quite mysterious circumstances about 100 people died inner circle deceased actress.

And after her death, Marilyn continued to attract attention. Both in America and in Europe, many books were published where an attempt was made to understand her phenomenon, and several films dedicated to her work were released on the screens: "Marilyn" (1963), "Goodbye, Norma Jean!" (1976), Marilyn: The Untold Story (1980), The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe (1985), Marilyn Monroe: Beyond the Legend (1987). The authors of these tapes sought to penetrate the soul of a woman who passed away misunderstood... And the fact that more than forty years after her death, the memory of her is alive, proves that in the history of world cinema, Marilyn Monroe was a much greater phenomenon than just a sexy blonde.

John Kennedy. blonde for president

Back in early January 1961, Marilyn told one of her friends that she had recently had an intimate date with the future president of the United States. The confession came weeks before the president was sworn in.

Information about Kennedy's inauguration and Marilyn's divorce from Arthur Miller were published simultaneously.

Was this the first date between the sexy blonde and the politician? Apparently not. Was this a one-time meeting between Monroe and representatives of the Kennedy sea otter? Also no.

Real estate agent Arthur James, who has known Marilyn since the 50s, claimed that Marilyn's relationship with John F. Kennedy, then a senator, began in 1954, in the last months of her marriage to DiMaggio. The actress herself told James that she and John secretly, under assumed names, rented a room at the Holiday House Motel in Malibu or at another hotel. Later, these dates began to take place in the house of Peter Lawford.

There is evidence that in July 1960, John F. Kennedy spent the night in the arms of Marilyn. He had just been officially nominated for the Democratic presidential nomination, and on this occasion, a noisy party was held in the house of actor Peter Lawford, who is married to Patricia Kennedy Lawford, the sister of the presidential candidate. Los Angeles District Attorney Bureau of Investigation officer Frank Chronek said he personally saw cheerful company gathered by the pool. Among the guests, he noticed a handful of women, among whom were call girls he knew from their line of work. And some of them walked "in what the mother gave birth." Among those present at the party was John F. Kennedy.

Officer F. Chronek himself monitored Lawford's house to find out if there were any persons associated with the mafia among the guests. He also testified that the future president quickly left. Later, officers from the district attorney's office learned that the candidate was vacationing in the company of actress Marilyn Monroe.

“It is quite obvious that the Kennedys, protected by the stronghold of their family clan, possessing royal wealth and power, as well as the arrogance associated with all of the above, could lead a sexual life that, according to the concepts of mere mortals, went beyond the bounds of decency,” the researchers usually reasonably emphasize .

All the Kennedys loved movies. Joe, the father of the family, moved to California in the twenties of the twentieth century to make films in Hollywood and make a fortune. Many Hollywood beauties have passed through his bed. For many years, stories about his endless love affairs still circulated. He also advised his sons to keep up with him, having fun.

They say that John F. Kennedy surpassed his father in red tape for Hollywood divas. Among his girlfriends were all the big and small movie stars of the forties and fifties. His brother Robert Kennedy was also "nothing human is alien", although he was known as a decent father of the family.

Among the most famous representatives of the fair sex who were familiar with this family, one can name the unforgettable beauty Greta Garbo, who was the guest of honor at dinners at the White House, which was attended only by the president, his wife and Kennedy's friend Lem Billings.

In 1960, the home of actor Peter Lawford, who became a member of the Kennedy family, became the California residence for Kennedy business meetings and entertainment. At the same time, it is worth pointing out that Lawford was not at all a handsome man from the street who won the heart of a girl from a wealthy family. He himself - British by birth - was the son of a general during the First World War. He is said to have "indiscriminately taken drugs" and enjoyed eccentric sex. It seems that the mansion on the coast in Santa Monica still keeps many secrets of an obscene nature.

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Many years later, the wife of the once popular singer Dean Martin admitted that she and her husband were frequent guests at the Lawford house and saw the brothers John and Robert Kennedy there more than once. Jean Martin claimed that Marilyn Monroe had sexual relations with both Kennedy brothers. Peter Lawford also persistently molested the actress. According to a man who knew Loyford very well, he said that "Marilyn passed from him to Jack, and from Jack to Bobby."

By the way, in full accordance with the position of the all-powerful political clan, Lawford always flatly denied rumors about Marilyn's intimate relationship with both brothers. However, being in a drug dope, he told his third young wife in detail about how he arranged the meetings between Kennedy and Monroe.

We agree with the researchers: if Marilyn actually actively met with Kennedy, then it was at the height of her passion for Yves Montand and at the time of the collapse of her marriage with Miller. And at the same time, Monroe did not hesitate to have a love affair with singer Frank Sinatra. By the way, the same Gene Martina said that in August 1961, Marilyn spent the weekend with Sinatra on his yacht. Dean Martin's wife and Gloria Romanova claimed that the singer and actress lived in the same cabin. Subsequently, it turns out that Sinatra was friends with the mafia, and the guests of his gaming establishments were representatives of the Kennedy clan. “Sinatra was quite close to the president. A man with Catholic political views (later he acted as a staunch supporter of Ronald Reagan), he and his "clan" provided significant support to Kennedy during the election campaign. Sinatra's songs "All the Way" and "High Hopes" became the campaign's sonic icon. He contributed to Kennedy's rise to the presidency, he helped organize his inauguration party, and was considered in the public eye a friend of the president."

Peter Lawford's house. During the presidency of John F. Kennedy, it was nicknamed the "White House of the West"

But let's get back to the mysterious connection of a woman, causing universal passion, with the first person of the state.

“Every time Kennedy came to New York, both before and after the election, he chose the Carlyle Hotel as his residence. There he rented a suite with an impressive view of Manhattan. There his slightest whim was satisfied and absolute respect for his private life was guaranteed. Journalists could unsuccessfully besiege the lobby of the building, and the president, when necessary, accompanied by people from the security service, found himself in a neighboring residential building or hotel, which were connected to Carlyle by secret tunnels. Eighteen buildings separated this hotel from the house where Marilyn lived. There is evidence that Marilyn visited Kennedy at the Carlyle,” Anthony Summers details.

And here's some more evidence.

James Bacon knew Monroe for many years:

She drank a lot at the time. Somewhere less than a year before her death, she let slip that she was sleeping with Jack Kennedy. She said that he had no time to indulge in a preliminary love game, because he was always in a hurry.

Senator Staters recalled:

“I never believed that before Bobby, Jack Kennedy often saw Marilyn. Jack took her from Bobby, yes, that's right - he always took girls from his brothers or friends for a short-term connection.

McGuire, a friend of a mobster who knew Sinatra and Monroe, elaborated:

“At first she had an affair with John. There was definitely an affair with Bob too ... They were seen together in secluded corners. And, you know, it's very typical for Kennedy to pass girlfriends from one to another: from Joe to John, from Jack to Bobby, from Bobby to Ted. That is exactly what they did.

Marilyn Monroe and John Kennedy. rare photo

Deborah Gould, last wife Lawford, testified in the words of her husband:

- Robert Kennedy's affair with Marilyn Monroe began after he came to the actress in the role of "messenger boy" from his brother to say that their relationship with the president could no longer continue. “Marilyn took the news very hard,” Gould says, “and Bobby left with the thought that he should have gotten to know the actress better. At first, he just wanted to comfort her, but soon the acquaintance between Marilyn and Bobby grew into a love affair. From what Peter said, we can conclude that he fell head over heels in love.

Gloria Romanova, who attended the dinner parties, recalls:

“Robert Kennedy called his father long distance to say that he was sitting next to Marilyn Monroe and ask his father if he would like to say hello to her.

Sydney Skolsky, journalist and friend of Monroe:

She complained about the difficulties she had to face in meetings with the president. Even if you were alone with him at Peter Lawford's home in Santa Monica, you couldn't turn off the lights. If something happened and the lights went out, the secret service would tear down the doors and break into the room. In fact, I don't think it ever happened!

Even Henry Rosenfeld commented:

“In New York, I think they sometimes met in a building on Fifty-third Street near Third Avenue. Once or twice Marilyn visited him in Washington, but she never went to the White House.

Former press secretary of Robert Kennedy Edwin Gutman recalled that Marilyn was at two or three receptions at the Lawford house, which were also attended by Robert Kennedy.

So, it turns out that almost all members of the male half of the Kennedy clan were close to Marilyn.

Great view of New York

Former FBI Assistant Director Courtney Evans, "who served as the liaison between J. Edgar Hoover and Robert Kennedy", in 1984, when discussing the topic of President John F. Kennedy's sensitivity to sexual blackmail, noted among other things that "the opportunity to put pressure on the president was associated with Marilyn Monroe." Surely he meant her close acquaintance with Frank Sinatra, who was friends with mafia clans, among whom they knew many details from the personal life of the US president and his family. But it is precisely these nuances that perfectly fit into the blackmail scheme.

There is evidence that members of the criminal family, using television equipment, took intimate photographs. “We have received information that the mafia is going to blackmail the Attorney General of the United States with these pictures,” former FBI inspector William Kane once admitted, and therefore Robert Kennedy should have been warned. By all indications, the girl in the intimate photos was Marilyn Monroe.

So it is not surprising that data relating to Marilyn and the Kennedy brothers are still stored in secret FBI folders to this day.

In the light of subsequent events, information regarding the huge movable and immovable state of Marilyn is curious. When all the bills were paid after the death of the actress, it turned out that "she was so rich that she could live fifty years without accepting offers to act in an indecent form, doing nothing, but only breathing, swimming and sunbathing in the sun."