and probably some things that might offend you, but don’t listen to this. Can’t wait till you listen. Yeah, don’t. If you’re 18 up, don’t do it. If you’re 18 up. Yeah. Hi everybody, this is Eric, welcome back to the Conspiracy Podcast, and we’re here again. This is Sean. This is Jorge. Let’s go. Let’s go. All right, let [bleep] go. But this is the death of Marilyn Monroe. She was way ahead of her time. She she she would have been like IG rich, like if she was born in this era. Yeah. Oh dude, she had only fans. She SL in the like research and all this stuff of it.

Uh, she holds up. She was like, it’s not like pinup model. You’re like, yeah, I can see that. She’s hot for that time period. No, she, yeah, and she was hot before for like Photoshop. Yeah, like she didn’t have [bleep] filters. There wasn’t like C like make look. She, she was classy. She had, she had this weird, I, I don’t want to say weird, but she had a soft voice. Yeah, she had, she was dressed to the nines all the time. Yeah. And anyways, so she, she was, she was incredible. But since she died, um, there’s been constant Mysteries, conspiracies about how she died. Yes.

You know, and as we do on this podcast, we like to go over the story of that leading up to, yes, what happened. We like to give you a historical AC, so then you can make your, you can make your determination on what you think happened. That’s right. This is for you guys. This isn’t for [bleep] us. Give [bleep] story for. That’s right. So here we go. So 1926. Damn, that’s, that’s been when she was born. She was born 1926. God, that seems like a [bleep], that seems like a trillion years ago. Crazy, right? Like the dinosaurs. She was born, and I mean, most people know this, but I don’t know if you guys do, but her actual name was Norma Jee Mortensson.

Wow, I did not know that at all. Really? That is way worse than Maryland. You just, we started out with, okay. Yeah, Norma. Her name was Norma Jeene Mortson. Damn, what a [bleep] name. Yeah, I’m sorry if your name is Norma, it, it sucks. So, but it was actually Norma Gene, like, oh, you know what I mean? Like it was a, it was like a thing. It was a twoie, but you say it together, twoie. Hey, Nor Jeene. That’s better. That’s better. I like that better. And so she was born out of wedlock to somebody named Gladis, Gladies Baker. And especially in the 20s, out of wedlock, that was like [bleep] taboo.

Yeah, true. So Norma’s father though, I guess we’ll call her Norma or Marilyn, this Norma, I’m like, like my, my second grade teacher. I know, right? So Norma or Marilyn’s father actually never acknowledged her existence till, till she died. Classic 1920. He wasn’t in the picture. He just, he just. And he said till she died. Did he acknowledge it afterwards? No, nothing. Oh, what a [bleep] [bleep]. All right, this guy, sucker. Yeah. So in 1934, which is, I think, 8 years after, after she was born, uh, Glattus suffered a mental breakdown and she was committed to his Hospital. Who’s Glattus? Glattus, the mom. Oh, the mom, my bad, sorry, I forgot already.

So she was committed to a psychiatric hospital. She was diagnosed with mental schizophrenia. So then Norma Jean became a w St, a of the St years. Maryland did St, saying Norma. Yeah. Yeah, at eight. So she spent the rest of her childhood in nine foster homes. Oh God, that, that seems like, that’s a recipe for misconduct. Nine? No, Foster HS are [bleep] the worst. They’re so bad. Most of the people are [bleep] [bleep], and they just want the government money, and they like, they’re [bleep] up. I watch too, I watch too much like CSI. Isn’t that crazy? Nine, nine homes. Anyway, that’s a lot. I wonder, it sounds crazy to us, but maybe that’s a thing.

So we’re just going to fast forward. So that is the, that’s the beginning of, of Marland, of the, that’s the, the beginning. So in 1946 she was now 20 years old. [bleep] okay, hot. So she got, yeah, so she was 20 years old, and at that time, I mean, we’re not going to go into how she was discovered and that sort of thing, but uh, at that time, so she signed as a model/actress with 20th Century Fox. Oh wow, they, they’ve been killing the game for a while. Yeah. Now by this time she’s already known as Marilyn. So what happened is she signed with 20th Century Fox and they changed her name.

They’re like, Norma’s not going to cut it. And they worked with her. No. And they worked with her, and she changed her name from Norma Jeene to Marilyn Monro, which is a fire name, man. They really, whoever they had work in that department, crushed it. That’s a great name. Yeah, good name. So then, so that’s 1946. So then we fast forward and it’s the summer of 1954. Okay. She now is semif famous. She’s kind of, she’s kind of started to do some movies, commercial, yes, some, some modeling, that sort of thing. And in the summer of 1954, JFK and her are seen publicly together at a dinner party.

Each, each of them, each of them were married. So JFK was with Jackie. Yeah, well yeah, right. And then uh, Marilyn actually married Joe Demaggio. Oh, I remember that, yeah. So Joe Deagu is obviously the Hall of Fame baseball player, you know that. Yeah. So at that party JFK cannot, apparently, these are all, like, you know, these are third party Witnesses. Yeah. Oh, he couldn’t got his hands off. Yeah. So at the party JFK can’t stop staring at her. It’s believed that that is when they started their Affair, JFK and Marilyn Monro. He’s like, she’s got to be, man. Yeah, call my, call my assistant.

So, so the next year, 195, Maryland moved to New York to study acting more, and to, she still married or we don’t know? She’s still married to J De, played for the Yankees. So New York, a smart play. That’s right, true. So in 1960, so in between 1955 in 1960, she, that’s when she becomes up Marilyn Monro. Yeah, like household name. Just for modeling or for? She just becomes over the top. Yes, the, the platinum hair. Oh yeah, with the red lips and the white dress. Oh, she just becomes what every, like, like the, who, icon of America. Oh, but these days, who, who is that for you?

I don’t, I don’t know, De Armis. I mean, I’m, I’m not going to, I’m gna like refrain from, well, who’s, who’s your go-to? Well I don’t know who’s, who is the top female right now, like for real, like, like top top number one? If you were to go number one female on her level. Yeah, nobody. I don’t, I just, not on her level. No, cuz like, not a single, see, was a little different because like, no, God no. I mean, as far as maybe like, but not, I don’t think Kim K is attractive to me. Oh yeah, well, matter attractive, each to their own, but I’m just saying.

No, I’m saying like, like stardom. No, well stardom, but it was different because no one looked like her back then. Like Mar, she was like a, she was an odity, stood out. She stood out for every conservative look before it, hyper conservative [bleep] society, and like women were, you know, in the kitchen, and like they weren’t supposed to be special. They were those, those summer dresses, or not summer dresses, but like a, it would go down under like your ankles. Like you couldn’t show any scin. And she was O, and guys were like, what the [bleep], what the hell’s going on over here? So I think it’s different.

It’s just a different time, different time. Yeah, we’re in like 2023, is like skin City, everybody’s got old fans. I know, only, only fans millionaires, they all over the place, got Sports Illustrated model. It’s like, it’s, come on, different. But maybe in the 90s it was Cindy Crawford. Oh yeah, she was top top. Um, I’m trying to think of others that are like on the same level. I mean, even Jelle, like Jazelle Butchen, was like, she was close, close, close, but not like, not known worldwide. True. You know what I mean? Anyways. Yeah, whatever, point being is she, she just, she rocketed to fame. She really did.

And then so she divorced Joe Demaggio. I’m Too Good For You Joe. Yeah, and that’s a whole other story. You can’t, you can’t handle this, your [bleep] baseball dick. Well, Deasio was, Deasio was retired at the time. Oh, old ass. Yeah, yeah, so you washed out, washed out. Just, just a short snippet of it is what I got from that divorce, was that he was a little overbearing, and he was a little bit like, he was probably drunk too. Well yeah, most of the play. But he was a little bit of like a father figure kind of, what are you doing, why are you doing that dress, you know, remember the dress in the, in the, the air?

Yeah, everybody’s looking at your, you’re, you’re, you know what? Well I mean, it’s classic like husband, what are you doing? He like, you can’t hold me down. She’s like, I’m, I’m the sex symbol of Earth. I know, the planet. Yeah. So, so they, they got divorced, um, in 1960 she did The Misfits with Clark Gable, uh, which was written by somebody named Arthur Miller, who’s a playwright. She would go on to marry Arthur. I was about to say, she married Arthur Miller, who’s not an attractive man. He’s not. What’s crazy is there’s an interview with her and she’s like, he’s super attractive. He’s not, literally Google, listening to Google Arthur Miller, you be like, what?

You would be confused. So Miller was about 12 years older than Marilyn, so was another one of those Father Figure things. She got Daddy. Well, she does have Daddy Issues, clearly, her dad’s like never, yeah. Uh, so yeah, they’re looking at, looked up Arthur Miller. Look at this guy. No, tell me, tell me, Marn Maro should be yeah, Marilyn’s CL, yeah, hottest woman on earth, sorry, like. But, but she was attracted to the intelligent playright. He looks like a [bleep] Liberian. Lucky him. So unfortunately, the, that W, that that marriage didn’t last very long. Well clearly, look at him. Yeah, Jesus. And so yeah, it’s like, looks like her dad.

So she, she, she got a divorce from him, and then apparently, so they say, is that that’s when she started to get into barbituates. Oh, that’s bad. So she had a little bit of depression, she started to self medicate, and so her lawyer, which was named Mickey Ruden, suggested a guy named Dr Ralph Greensen, who was his brother-in-law. Perect, to take over. Who, nepotism. Who was, who was, who was a psychiatrist. I trust this guy with my life. So Greensen then became her psychiatrist. Oh, great. Okay, so in July of 1960, uh, the DNC, so the Democratic National convention, was held in La. Yeah. And Maryland took a break from filming The Misfits to stay at Peter Lawford.

Peter Lawford is an actor, famous actor. M, stay at his beach house. God, guess who was there. JFK. JFK. JFK was there. Meeting you here. So the officers present that weekend protecting JFK, James Hamilton and Mar. Oh, I thought you at a beach house, you’re [bleep] JFK. There’s like, she’s recently divorced, she’s hot. Ah, what’s crazy is, she’s like the [bleep] sexm, she the top top top, like top top. She’s like, she’s like bucket list. Yeah, literally. Once again, prime. It’s like if Chris Emsworth went to my wife and was like, you should have sexed with me, I’d be like, do it, do it now.

So what’s crazy is that in that, during that time, July 1960, that’s when he was running for off, for president. Oh, so he didn’t care about the C. You know how you get elected in November? Yeah, but they start in summer and they start doing the campaign, the, they go to all different states, like I love Automotive. Yes, yes. So that literally is July 1960, so he got elected in November. Yeah, yeah. So JFK barely wins, I know, it was very close, Mar, super close. Yeah, Marilyn joined JFK on a few trips, and she disguised herself with a black wig and Horn Rim glasses. She was also given a private line directly to the president with a code name Mrs Green.

Oh wow, on the [bleep] hotline. Yeah, like hotline bling. So uh, now we move forward to late 1961, so JFK is now president. Yeah, now he the man. Yeah. So Maryland decides to move to LA. She buys a house on the Fifth Helena Drive in Brentwood, which is minutes away from dark, Dr Greenson, also minutes away, at literally almost crossed the street from Peter Lawford. Oh wow, remember that guy. Offer, okay, okay, good. So she, when she buys her new home, Greensen suggests hiring a housekeeper, and the housekeeper is uh, Eunice Murray, who’s like his cousin or something. Well, she, it doesn’t, they’re not, it’s hard to say, this is where it gets a little sketchy.

So Eunice is a trained psychiatric nurse. Oh. She close friend of Greensen. I see, right. And there were some ties to Communist party. O, so it’s going to get a little weird here. Infiltration station. Okay, so get close to the president. So one street down, so like I said, one street down is Peter Lawford. A weird point of note that I wanted to bring up was it is8 miles from OJ’s house. Dude, what the [bleep]? Yeah, it’s cursed. Yeah, 0. n miles away is where Nicole Simpson was killed. Wow, that’s, I’m not, obviously they’re not related. No, but stilles eer. And my thing is like, how is a psychiatrist living in like the [bleep], the, the prime prime of La?

How is he making that much money that he’s living in [bleep] Brentwood? Yeah, does that seem a little odd? Legal drug dealer. That’s actually a great point. No, I’d love to see, I, you survive all, i’ actually love to see the voices from him to Maryland. Oh, probably crazy. Dude, he was, was a blank check. He like, just keep buying him. Yeah, she doesn’t know better, she’s going to be like, okay, yeah. So February 1962, Marilyn Monroe now meets Bobby Kennedy. So Bobby Kennedy is the younger brother, attorney general. Attorney general, straight [bleep] Eagle Scout [bleep]. So he, she meets him at a party in LA, and at the party she carries around small journal to make notes on the topics that they discuss because she wants to be able to talk the talk.

Oh nice. H, so she’s like, I love these guys, I want to be, I want to be smart and I want to know what they’re talking about. So she kept notes. I think the notebook’s a little, you should have been a little more lowkey, but that’s fine. Wait, what did you say again, sir? Okay, wa, repeat that, just write it in my notebook for me. So apparently they talk and dance all night, and according to multiple sources, that’s when the relationship with Bobby started, and that’s when they started sleeping together. She [bleep] Bobby too? Yes. Damn, she [bleep] the whole family. Damn, apparently at the same time.

They probably knew, they probably knew. They probably knew it. They’re like, should we just like do it together? Or honestly, they probably knew it. Oh 100% they knew it, 100%. I’m going to say a quote that’s from Joe, old man Joe, remember Joe? Joe’s the dad. Yeah, old man Joe, like. So apparently, and now he’s like, I [bleep] the two before all of. No, so, so this is uh, this is not verified, so we’re kind of speculating. I believe it. A little bit of a, I haven’t heard it, but I believe. Yeah. Apparently he told his, his boys, he said, in your life you need to sleep with as many women as you possibly can.

Oh, did he get, did he get married like at like 17 or something? He’s, God damn it. He like, I rich for so long, I haven’t had sex with nobody but my wife, I got to live through these boys. I wouldn’t bring that up if it didn’t come up like five times from five different people. And he’s like, his wheelchair, and he’s like allone, he’s like, better [bleep] he, all these boys, they got to get out there. I think he kind of just created that culture with his boys. Okay, you get married, you have a, you have a a presentation of your life with your, your wife and your children, do whatever you want, like go get it.

Yeah, go get it. What a piece of [bleep]. I’m sorry, but like, I’ll never teach my sons that, like, have Sixx with as many women as possible, don’t care about the consequences. I will never say that to them ever. Okay, so now we’re in February of 1962. Okay, February 1962, so Maryland goes to Mexico City. M, it was just there, by the way, back in my hometown. Yeah, not my hometown, but my home country, taking a tour. So it was arranged by Mrs Murray and Dr Greensen, which is the house, this guy is way too prevalent, what, the, the housekeeper and the psychiatrist. Yes, yeah, he’s everywhere, right?

So it’s known, or it’s at least suspected, that Greensen and Murray were involved with the Communist party, so they arranged meetings in Mexico City. So they told Maryland to meet in Mexico City somebody by the name of Frederick Vanderbilt Field, a communist that was living in Exile with his wife. So then later on FBI released documents saying they were watching Marilyn. Oh, they were watching for sure. Totally, they were watching closely, closely. Kina. So they were watching her because she was talking to and interacting, and this is at the time when you, you’re a communist [bleep]. Oh dude, they’re like, oh, oh, you’re toast. Yeah, it’s like a Salem witch trial, burn you on the cross.

Their recordings showed that she was telling them information that only High classified clearance could have. Oh, so she got it from Bobby. Yep, and JFK. Oh, oh, so this is like, she’s [bleep] them simultaneously, and so she’s getting all the scoop. Yeah, and then she doesn’t really know better, she’s like, oh yeah, I know where the nukes are. Literally. This is like Bay of Pigs time, like, right? Oh [bleep], the Bay of Pigs was Nightmare. So they literally go, how did she get this information and why is she telling it to the Communist? Yeah, cuz she has a notebook, she wants to be part of it, she wants to be intelligent, she wants to, she wants to talk, so she’s just keeping up with the Joneses.

She’s like, well did you know that? Yeah, technically fourstar General Brown. So that’s Mexico, that’s the FBI, that’s, they’re watching, they’re watching all this, right? While she’s down there in Mexico and they’re watching the whole thing. Yeah, yeah. Okay, okay. So then that was February 62, so now let’s move to March 62. Okay, so JFK planned a political trip to California, and he was originally supposed to stay with this guy named Frank Sinatra. That, that guy. Yeah, Frank Sinatra built a helipad in his house to receive, to accommodate, to receive JFK. But isn’t it a little weird, like Frank Sonat with his mob ties, and like, like his his brother Bobby is like cracking down on the mob, and like, yeah, that’s another we got to do.

Man, I love that you’re going there because that’s exactly what happened. So his advisor said, do not stay with Sinatra, it’s a PR nightmare because of his connection to the Mob. It probably, it probably been like the best night of his life though, like partying with Frank [bleep]. Oh my God, that been so dope. So the advisers said don’t do that, right? And so guess who told uh, that he’s not gonna come, he’s not gonna stay? Merlin. Peter Lawford. Oh, because Peter Lawford married a Kennedy. Oh, remember the Kennedies had nine girls, or no, not Nine Girls, n kids, four girls. Four girls. So he married Patricia Kennedy.

Oh. And so then JFK said, Peter, you tell, you tell Frank, you tell Frank I’m the president, [bleep]. So JFK decided then to stay at Bing’s house, Crosby, Bing Crosby, instead of going to Frank right. What a let down, like Frank house, I me please, like a pig in my per. I whatever, sour Sino raged. Oh, I’ve heard that, I’ve heard that [bleep] this. He spent, he says he spent half a million dollars building a helipad in a, in renovating his home so that JFK could come stay with him, and he doesn’t say that. I’d be, be, he raged. Yeah, he raged, and then he [bleep], he banned Peter Lawford from any Rap Pack Association ever, sorry, the rest of his life.

Lifetime B. Lifetime b. Anyway, so there’s that, right? So then additionally, in that month, there’s a record of JFK and Jer Hoover meeting at the White House, J Gur, at this time being the FBI director. Yeah, that’s right. And so Kennedy’s and Hoover, they didn’t really like each other, they wen allies, they didn’t, you know, he was there and he was there. It’s thought that that Hoover was recording everybody. Oh for sure, yeah, tell me what’s, yeah. Apparently, so, so apparently he said to JFK, he said, hey, you have two mistresses that are tied to Communism. Two? Who’s the second mistress? So there’s another one named Judith Campbell Exner.

She was not as hot as Maryland, and she was a Russian, she was a Russian woman that was tied to Communism, and so he said, you need to, you need to n, you need to ni it. Yeah, right. He said it’s a security risk, Marilyn is high-profile. So there you go, right? A couple days later Marilyn Monroe and Peter Lawford then took Air Force One from LA to Palm Springs. I love Hoover’s like, dude, you got to cut ties, like, fl Air Force, take my, take my, take my, take my 747. Yeah, Air Force One. So again, she wore the dark brown wig and then the glasses.

Yeah, but everyone’s like, oh, it’s Mar. Yeah, everybody know, come on now. But the, the, the witnesses of this said that it was the president’s new secretary. It’s, it, that’s where there, where the sources are, is that the Secret Service said it was. And you know, at this time, like Jackie knows what’s going, You Can’t Hide it’s, he’s so bad at covering it up. Hilarious, both them, it’s so. But so Marilyn stayed at Bing’s house where Kennedy was going. Yeah, right. And so there’s a witness, there’s two witnesses. One is the named Philip Watson, and then the other is the personal masseuse Ralph Roberts, who said that yes, she was there in the guest Cottage of Bing’s house when JFK was, was there.

Okay, just to give you some, who said it. This is a different time, this is also the time for smartphones and [bleep], you get, you could kind of do whatever you wanted, right? JFK would be so cancelled, he, he’d be in Beach, like it’ be the whole me too thing, get sued. Okay, so Sunday April, now we’re in April 1962, and so she was going to do a movie called Something’s Got To Give. I’ll tell you, cuz she never finished. Oh, so maybe filming, cuz we’re kind of getting now to where she loses St, the death. We’ll, you say that. So April, the day before, she called the screenwriter and says, I’m very sick and I’m unable to start filming on Monday.

The studio didn’t believe her, so they sent doctors to her house, and they said, oh, she is ill. She’s playing hook. Super high, high temperature, and she’s got a cold, right? This is from a memo. So then eight days later she’s, decides to go in, she goes, and she literally collapses mid set, or like on set. Oh [bleep]. Yeah, so then she go, I got you. Now keep, now keep in mind, I think I’m, I’m dubbing this in, right, but I think she’s, she’s taken the drugs. Oh, for sure, right? You know what I mean? She’s not, she’s, I mean, you’re not going to collapse of, yeah, of a cold.

She’s 100% like taking the 75,000 prescriptions that Dr Green [bleep] has been prescribing her. Yes, that’s right. So she’s then confined to her bed for another two weeks, so she now is in bed for 3 weeks. Jesus Christ, that’s pretty, yeah. Yeah, it’s pretty serious. Yeah, seems [bleep] serious. So fast forward to May 1962. This Dr Greensen, God, which is Maryland psychiatrist, he sees her uh, like he’s there, he’s there days, almost lives there. Oh dude, he’s, he’s just seeing, going like, pum, ping her up. But see, like, as a psychiatrist, you’re a medical doctor. That’s actually a fact, like you’re not a medical doctor.

So if someone is sick, you have, you’re not a medical doctor. No, a psychiatrist is not a medical doctor. They just have a doctorate. They have a doctorate degree. Psychiatry, a doctorate degree. I have a Doctorate in Education, doesn’t mean I’m a medical doctor. True, it’s a totally different, it’s a totally different practice. It’s completely separate from Med, from medicine, right? So it’s weird that she’s sick, why is her psychiatrist seeing you? Why is it like, why is it like a doctor? But you’re saying it would be weird even if a doctors going there five out of the six days or whatever. Yeah, I’m saying it’s just like, it’s also like, why, but if you’re actually sick, why have your psychiatrist there?

That’s weird. It doesn’t make any sense. Yeah, sorry, continue. A very strange moment happened here, which is in May in the doctor, he left the country for 4 weeks, he went to Germany and went to a school, and nobody knows, and he never told anybody what it was for. H, I don’t know, that’s just a note, I don’t know what he was doing. Or na, Nazi sympathizer. Yeah, I don’t know. Okay, so May 14th she finally feels better and ready to go back to the studio, back to work, right? So that’s a month later. Yeah, that sucks, but yeah, hey, she’s back. Sounds like some [bleep], but like.

So Thursday May 17th 1962, she flies to New York because she was asked to appear at, at John F Kennedy’s 45th birthday. Ah, happy birthday, Mr Pres. Yes, so he’s turning 45. Yeah, it’s at Madison Square Garden. Oh my God, [bleep] like Madison Square Garden, it’s ridiculous. By the way, on her flight to New York she was sitting next to Peter Lawford. This guy’s everywhere. Fu, everywhere. Peter Lawford is like the Mancherian Candidate [bleep], everywhere. So she had a beautiful $6,000 dress made specifically for the occasion, and by the way $6,000 like back then was like [bleep] $100,000. So have you heard this story? Cuz now I’m going to do a little note.

Have you heard the story of, of Kim Kardashian asking the archives to remake the dress? No, to let her use the dress to go to the Met Gala? The same dress? The same dress. So if you look it up, she wore Marilyn dress. How did she fit in it? And lit the outrage that people, what the [bleep] are you doing, like [bleep] piece of [bleep], she wore the dress. How do she fit, how does she fit in the dress though? Oh yeah, it’s like one of the first things that pops up. Yeah, right, how did she wore it to the Meall? The same outfit? They see the white fur thing that she’s wearing?

Yeah, same thing, it’s the exact one. It’s, it’s not a, it replica, it’s the one, the one. The thing that annoys me about that is that Kim Kardashian thinks she’s Mar L, like listening. No, she’s a piece. I’m sorry, I just, I just hate that, like people like her have become so influential on our society. Like, and Kim Kardashian, I’m sorry, is an idiot. Know, 100%, she’s a low IQ individual, and it’s not a, it’s not a slight against her, it’s just that’s, it’s what, that is an actual slight against her. No, I’m, I’m not saying it’s like a mean thing to say, it is what.

I mean, what I mean, what you are the lowest IQ person I’ve ever met, by, I’m not saying you’re stupid, you just your IQ is [bleep]. What I, no offense. No, no, what I mean by that is that it’s not, it’s, I don’t hate her because she’s stupid, I hate her because that she literally has influence over 60 million people. Yeah, she’s, too much power, is she, all this power. So she’s flying there, she’s flying there, she’s got the dress, it’s got, it’s covered in thousands of beads, it’s a beautiful dress, beautiful. So the studio though is super unhappy because she stopped filming on Something Got To Give in order to do that.

We paid you for this [bleep], we need this, like we need this. Yeah, so it, so let’s talk about the birthday. So the birthday party at Madison Square Garden, right, um, what’s strange is that Jackie was not there. Jackie was not in attendance for this birthday party, which is kind of, that is strange. People say it’s a little weird because, well, you know, JFK, Madison Square Garden, the biggest thing, don’t show up ever. Yeah, like know, she knows what’s going up and, or what’s going, know exactly what’s going on. So that’s what they say, is that she knew. Yes, she 100%, she was stupid, she wasn’t stupid, Jackie was not stupid, Jackie was not Kim Car.

She just kind of allowed it. Well okay, what’s the argument there, like why would you allow it? Because you can’t, like in back in that day, obviously hyper conservative, and then it’s, it’s really taboo to get divorced, especially when you’re the president. And so like, she, she probably just saw the bigger picture for her life. I was, look, he’s going to keep doing it, it doesn’t help me or behoove me to divorce him, right, so I’ll just allow it. Right. It’s just, you know, you look back in the day, like you have these old, these, these couples, and women, guys beat the [bleep] out of their wives and they would never leave, and it was terrible, they’re miserable, but it’s like, you know, it’s like the tradition, and they were attached to the tradition of it, which is not okay, you should leave.

Yeah, so I think that’s what it was. Yeah, that’s my opinion. Okay, maybe. So here we are, the birthday. So this is one of the most famous things in American culture actually, is Happy Birthday Mr. Just as aside, and we’re in a karaoke place, and it was Happy Birthday Mr President, I’m by Marland. That’s how famous it is. That’s how deep we do the research. By the way, super deep. It’s, it’s all in our lives. Yeah. So, but point of note, point of note. Before the event, there’s somebody named Mickey Song, and he’s Marilyn’s hairdresser, and he was doing her hair, and Bobby Kennedy came into the dressing room and he asked him to leave.

Oh, he was pissed. So outside, stop my brother. So the, the hairdresser went outside and he just heard them yelling at each other. About 10 minutes later Bobby left, and then she went on stage and she did the performance. Mhm. And she was all like sultry. Yeah, oh yeah. And Bobby was like crying in the back, weep [bleep] stupid. Okay, so then, so then after that, so Marilyn attended a post Gala party at Arthur Crims with both the Kennedies in attendance. No, they fight? I wish, I wish I had like a fight. So what happened though is, is apparently they had a private conversation with both of them for 15 minutes.

The only photo of the Kennedies with Marilyn. Oh, both of them? Really? It’s the only one, both Bobby and John ever. O, and know Hy, you should look it up cuz it’s interesting. I would love to, like I would love to be in that, and they’re both like Boston, like [bleep] listen to me, I got a number. I like them. I [Laughter] like, she was right first. That’s, that one, yeah, there both. That’s the only photo that exists. So that’s John and that’s Bobby right there. Yeah, the only. I was waiting for like a real, no, like they’re saying. So this was found decades later in somebody’s attic.

Oh wow. Yeah, cuz it’s a super side, yeah. And who’s like, you’re not even looking at the camera, the who’s [bleep] this guy. So it’s reported that she danced with Bobby five different times that night, and Ethel, which is Bobby’s wife, was watching and super mad. Oh, e, she’s like [bleep] fuming. Then she had allegedly left the party, she, she left the party allegedly in the morning with JFK. So that was the last night she ever saw JFK. Oh, o, dam. Anyway, so Monday May 21st 1962, Marilyn returned to Something’s Got To Give, but she was on amphetamines. Oh, so she was kind of like hyped up apparently.

Well, no [bleep], that’s whatam, that’s when aetam do, go home Maryn, you’re trash, all paranoid, paranoid [bleep], honestly go home, like, yeah dude, get out of here, too much. So then now we’re like last, like when Sean gets drunk, we’re like, go home Sean. Okay, I don’t know why this is turning into. Okay, so Thursday May 24th, now Jay Edgar Hoover schedules another meeting with JFK, and that was, this is a couple days after his birthday. No one knows exactly what was said, but following the meeting JFK tells the Oval Office switchboard to refuse all calls from Maryland. Oh, ooh, you know. Yeah, Hoover was like, we got to, we got to kill her, cut it, we got to cut it, sorry.

So the private line he’d given her was then disconnected. Kennedy also called his other mistress, which was the Judith, Judith. He calls us mistress. He did the same thing with Judith, he’s like, he cut, he said no more. Dude, this is a terrible PR for us, like you got to just stop doing this, like we’re all [bleep] if you keep [bleep] other chicks. So, but JFK doesn’t want to tell Monroe himself. So who does he ask? What, La Lawford? Peter Law, Peter Lawford’s doing everything. Lawford’s telling, Lawford’s telling everybody. He’s like, not a Kennedy, this guy is’s like marrying in. No, but you know, he’s, you want to be one of Kenny’s brother, you do my dirty work.

I’ve done it enough, I already told [bleep], I told Frank’s anoun, go there, me out. He’s like, this is the last, last one, guarantee, like, you’re never allowed at any concert I ever hold for the rest of your life, call Marilyn Monroe and say I hate you. Hey Maryland, it’s me, it’s Peter again, I got some news, you know, you can’t call, you can’t call John, sorry. Okay, so the evidence shows that on Saturday, which is a three, three days later or so, Peter Lawford called Maryland from Hyannisport. M, oh, which the compound. Yes. And he says that she’ll never be able to contact him again, she’ll never be first lady, and that JFK wasn’t even serious about the, it wasn’t even a big deal, it wasn’t even, wow, he didn’t even like you.

He said the sex with, so worried, worried about the potential Fallout and Marilyn’s craziness. Pat Nuk is then elected to move in with Marilyn that weekend. She brought sedatives with her, she was the one who allegedly slept at the foot of Marilyn’s bed the whole weekend, and the handyman said Marilyn seemed to be a prisoner in her own bedroom. I love how he would know, like was he like, hey Marilyn, can I come in? No. Damn, she’s a prisoner. Well, he just, yeah, he noticed, he’s, she’s in there for days I guess or what, I guess so. Maybe she was, maybe she, she was sedated.

So Monday, she 20, the 28th of May in 62, she arrived on the set and she apparently was upset. One of her fellow actors said, from the moment she came on set she looked like a piece of Fine Crystal about to shatter, I’ve never seen her like this, she looks like she’s falling apart. Wow, what a, what a, this is Marily, great metaphor, piece of Fine Crystal sh, that was a great metaphor there. So this is like Maryn kind of like falling apart. Yeah, you know what I mean, like she’s, she’s on the breaking, breaking. Um, so June 1st, first it’s Marilyn’s birthday, she turns 36.

Her co-workers give her a small celebration on the St, on the set. Um, no Medicon Square Garden? No. So on June 4th, which is 3 days later, she’s unable to come to back to set because she’s feeling ill. She spent the weekend trying to reach John F Kennedy, and they’re like, sorry Miss Green. No success, can’t come through. She tells several friends about that, and that she’s very disturbed by it, she keeps calling. And so instead of using now Mrs Green, the code name, she’s like, it’s Marn, Maryn, I’m calling over and over and over trying to get a hold of Jnf Kennedy. It’s also like, he’s not like an easy person to reach to, right?

You know, it’s not like you’re calling like Publix. Yeah, like a, he used to be for her. Yeah, but I guess. So yeah. So on June 23rd Bobby Kennedy flew to La. Bobby and Marilyn both were invited to a dinner party at Peter Lawford’s house. Peter Lawford is like, he’s the common denominator in all this. According to Patricia Lawford, Peter’s wife, which is Patricia Kennedy. Oh, that’s right, yeah. The purpose for Bobby’s visit was to stop Marilyn from contacting the president. Stop calling, please stop, stop calling, got to move on, He’s Just Not That Into You Anymore, like come on. So in order to save her career he tells her that she needs to cooperate and stay quiet.

Damn. Yeah. So Sunday June 24th, Bobby Kennedy visits Marilyn at her home in Brentwood. Her housekeeper Unice says Marilyn showed him around but didn’t seem enthusiastic about the visit. So it basically, it’s just showing that Bobby comes to her house and it’s like a, yeah, like a, yeah, like a, I’m the, I’m the highest law on the land, lady, stop it. So in July of 62 the Cuban Missile Crisis is going on. Us surveillance has captured photographs of long range missiles in Cuba. Yes, like this whole thing is going on, right? The same time Hoover receives confidential document from his FBI office in Mexico informing him of Maryland’s suspected friendship with the Soviet agent, the Communist kind of ties person.

So it’s like, shit’s like [bleep] popping off right now, like we’re about to be like a massive World War II nuclear Holocaust. So this proved deeply concerning to the FBI, and they were then, they were, this is a problem, you can’t have the president even like remotely associated with this is going down. Yeah, it’s too bad. So the idea is that even if she didn’t mean to, she was providing info. Oh for sure, and you even said that she was providing, like she had information, information that was classified information. Yeah, you know it’s like B, like Pillow Talk, her and JFK, and he’s like, oh you have no idea what’s going on baby.

Okay, so in mid July Hoover meets with Bobby Kennedy, and though their exact conversation is unknown, the following day Bobby then cut ties with Marilyn. And I say, why is he still, shouldn’t he also not be talking her? I think you just tried, he just tried and tried and tried, do The Cordial thing, and like, yeah, and then he was like, okay, now you can’t even do this. Yeah, he was trying to be a good dude and then I was like, yeah, [bleep] off. So Marilyn tried to reach the Attorney General Bobby Kennedy numerous times but couldn’t, and she was, she felt blindsided and angry.

The telephone records indicate that she tried to call Bobby eight times during the month of July. She tried to reach him at home, she tried to reach him at the White House. Well I mean, that’s eight times. It’s eight times in a month, so it’s not that crazy. In a month? It was eight times in a month. Yeah, no, I thought it was like eight times in like a day. Whoa, she’s crazy. But it’s like eight times in a month, that’s, that’s, that’s once every, yeah, that’s not crazy. But that’s still, dude, that’s like once every three and a half days. But eventually, eventually she got so frustrated and mad that she was being, what is it, ghosted.

Yeah, yeah, she’s being ghosted. She, she got so mad that she was being ghosted that she said to, she said to somebody, she said, hold a press conference, I’ve certainly got a lot to about. She’s got all the juice, he going to call me back now. She’s, they all got small dicks. She also said the, that she knows about the involvement with Mafia head honcho Sam G and Kanana. Oh, who is also friends with Frank Sinatra. I know this. That’s spicy, right? Okay, so now this, this part is a little dark, so just, just a heads up, right? So July 28th 1962 Frank Sinatra invited Maryland to fly to his resort called the Cala Lodge to discuss their next picture, maybe together, right?

But that was not his actual intent. Apparently Marilyn didn’t want to go that weekend, but Frank convinced her. She later told Ralph Roberts, which was her masseuse, that it was a nightmare of a dreadful weekend. Oh [bleep], what the [bleep] happened there? Also present was mafia boss Sam Ganana and Paul Skinny Deato. These are all like, yeah, like, like, yes. So Skinny later said, there was more to what happened that weekend than anybody has ever told. What the [bleep]? It would have been a big fall for Bobby Kenney. What happened? They did, we find out what happened? So several sources confirmed that it was a dark weekend.

Monroe was given a lot of pills. Oh no. Do they like do some, many of which seem to occur while Marilyn was unconscious. Oh no. And then photos were taken of her on all for, is being raped. No. By Gan Kala, by the, by the mafia guy. That’s so [bleep] up. Yeah, so she was drugged. Oh man. And over the weekend it said that she was threatened by everybody, and by the Kennedies themselves, to keep silent. [bleep], first of all, [bleep] you Frank Sinatra, you [bleep], like that’s [bleep], that’s not okay. So the photographer, which is Bobby Woodfield, and he, the same photographer who later took the pool, you ever see the pool photo, you know, they, he later saw some of the photos that were being developed for Frank Sinatra, and he said that it appeared that Sam Gan Cono was having sex with Marilyn while she was on all fours, and that she did not look well and look sick in the photos.

They were extremely disturbing photos and obviously taken under coercion, and Woodfield advised Frank Notra to burn them. Joe Deio, who was married, originally married to her, heard that he, that she was at C Naava that weekend, and he tried to check into the lodge, but Sinatra wouldn’t let him get in. D, Frank Sinatra, like what a piece of [bleep]. I used to think the guy was cool, he [bleep] sucks. Yeah, [bleep] Frank Sinatra. Jay, Joe stayed nearby but tried over and over to reach Maryland but never did, and after that weekend Joe Dagio never spoke to Frank Sinatra again, and he actually refused him to Marilyn’s funeral.

Wow. Oh wow, stand up guy. Joe Deio, standup guy, super standup guy. So on that Sunday Marilyn flew back to LA from Calneva with Peter Lawford. And wait, so Peter Lawford went with her there? Yeah, Peter Lawford. [bleep] this guy is a piece of [bleep], dude. This guy is, this guy’s a double agent. So Marilyn appeared heavily drugs still the next day, and they landed in La well after midnight. On the way home Lawford stopped at a pay phone, and it was later learned that his house had been bugged, but he knew that, and he was on the phone for 20 minutes. We don’t know who he called but it’s some suspected that he called the Justice Department.

I wonder what he, to get immunity for himself for being a [bleep] sex trafficker. Crazy, horrible story. He was, dude he was just like, this Peterford guy is just like, he’s just like the [bleep] pedal man for, for the Kennedies, and like, you want to marry in, you got to do exactly tell you to do. Yeah, dude that’s so [bleep] up. Oh my God, poor Maryland. I know, it’s a horrible story. And on that note, we’re going to end off this episode. Yeah, that’s a good, this is like a terrible place to end. You got to come back for part two. It’s like, so all this has happened to Marilyn, and now we’re going to kind of go, what happened to the night of that she passed, and see if, and then we’ll get into our, see if we can figure out what happened, and we’ll get into our conspiracies after obviously we go over all the information.

But man, like I already hate a lot of the people in, really hate them, but we’ll catch you next week. Yeah, sorry to end on such a, such a low note. We got to end it on this, say like, like, like there’s a lot, this what happened in Maryland, what happen. We got a lot more to get into, so you guys got to check it out, come next week. Peace. No wait, wait, night night, night night. Hey guys, hope you enjoyed the show. If you want to reach out to us, please email us at infothe conspiracy podcast.com. You can check us out on Instagram at a conspiracy podcast.

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