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Jfk Influence On Marilyn's Wife

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According to history sites and newspapers during Marilyn’s time, rumors stated the Kennedy brothers passed Marilyn around like a piece of meat, which was later confirmed by Jackie Kennedy. Along with fame and fortune Marilyn, like many stars, had enemies. People envied her beauty, charm, and talent, which could have been a motive. She had many ex lovers and ex husbands, which could have also been a motive. The list goes on and on, but there were only a few names who could be the alleged murderers: The Kennedy’s, Dr. Greenson, and whoever else they may have hired to do the job. Marilyn had a little red book that contained all her secrets and deep thoughts. She would write poetry and all her depressing thoughts where the media couldn’t expose …show more content…

She wanted President Kennedy to leave his wife for her and she threatened to expose their love affair if he didn’t. Little did they know, Jackie Kennedy already knew about all the secrets her husband had been keeping. The next question is, where were the Kennedy men on the night of her death? “On August 4, 1962, Robert Kennedy, then attorney general in his older brother’s cabinet, was in fact in Los Angeles. Two decades after the fact, Monroe’s housekeeper, Eunice Murray, announced for the first time that the attorney general had visited Marilyn on the night of her death and quarreled with her” (History A&E Channel). Years later Peter Lawford, brother-in-law to President Kennedy, stated, “Bobby Kennedy was determined to shut her up, regardless of the consequences.” Contrary to what Bobby told police, Peter Lawford’s mother confirmed years later that Bobby had been in town the night of Marilyn's death. His helicopter had been parked at the beach in front of Peter’s house. Dr. Greenson has been set up by Bobby to “take care” of Marilyn. Greenson knew this action could end his practice and send him to prison, so Bobby blackmailed him as an incentive. He convinced Greenson that Marilyn would …show more content…

You’ll move into the White House and you’ll assume the responsibilities of First lady, and I’ll move out and you’ll have all the problems.” When Jackie started talking divorce, Joseph P. Kennedy, father of John, stepped in and offered his daughter-in-law one million to stay married. She then started laughing and joked why it wasn’t ten million instead. She took the money and put a smile on her face. Neither of the Kennedy men could afford to lose their power, highly respected reputation, or

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When police questioned Dorothea of how Monroe died, she claimed she was depressed because her husband was terminally ill. The police believed her and ruled the incident as a suicide. A few weeks after Monroe's "suicide", Malcolm McKenzie accused Dorothea of drugging him and stealing from him. McKenzie was one of four tenants that accused Dorothea of drugging him.

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The tabloid contacted Marilyn to inquire as to the allegations, which Marilyn denied and the Tabloid ran the story anyway, thus an intentional publication to a third person. The tabloids reporting of the story that Marilyn was having a sexual relationship with her coach, was believed by her husband, instigating mistrust and filed for divorce, which demonstrates that the story was reasonably perceived by Marilyn husband as a statement of

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Marilyn also the birth name of norma jeane mortenson had a tough life she's been to multiple foster cares and has been taken away from her parents. At the age of 7 marilyn's mom regained custody of her. Later on her mother was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenic so her mom having custody of her didn't last long because she was sent to a mental hospital paranoid schizophrenic is where you see hallucinations and it messes with

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Another piece of evidence favoring Dr. Ralph Greenson as the murder is the fact that he arrived first to the crime scene, “After midnight on August 5, 1962, her maid, Eunice Murray, noticed Monroe’s bedroom light on... she called Monroe’s psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Greenson, who gained access to the room by breaking a window”(Marilyn Monroe's Death). This leads to him being him the only person with access to her for a long time until all the paramedics come. Also, “Entering, he found Marilyn dead, and the police were called sometime after. An autopsy found a fatal amount of sedatives in her system, and her death was ruled probable suicide”(Marilyn Monroe's Death).

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A great deal of people are convinced that Marilyn Monroe was murdered by her Psychiatrist, Ralph Greenson or her housekeeper, Eunice Murray. However, based on the evidence provided by the Federal Bureau Of Investigation, people have been misleaded. On August 5, 1962 Marilyn was found lying next to a nightstand that had an empty pill bottle on it. Also, she was found lying face down on her bed with no scars on her body. So, based on this information It’s clear that Marilyn Monroe committed suicide.

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Though these rumors came to truth as it was confirmed that Kennedy and Monroe had slept with one another after a dinner party held at a New York hotel in his honor February of 1962 (Kiger, 2013), just 3 months before the infamous “Happy Birthday” and this could be the answer why. Once gossip started between the two, the president had to try and shut it down somehow and keep it all underwraps, Marilyn Monroe seemed to be very persistent and would even call the White House on numerous occasions hoping to get back to where they were and a friend of John F. Kennedy’s even told Monroe not to pursue him any longer (Kiger, 2013). According to a book, written by Christopher Anderson called “These Few Precious Days: The Final years of Jack with Jackie,” claims that

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“Driving through Dallas, Texas perfectly fine then it all hit him it went black and he never woke up.” John F. Kennedy was one of the most respected presidents in the US. John F. Kennedy was also married to Jacqueline Kennedy and she was also very respected. Although John F. Kennedy was very respected one person had to take the president’s life just because he didn’t respect him the way other people did.

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