Marilyn Monroe Diary: Kennedy Affairs & Cuba Secrets

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. A retired Los Angeles Police Department detective named Mike Rothmiller just dropped a bombshell, claiming Marilyn Monroe's long-lost red diary is, real. He says he found 70 photocopy pages in an old LAPD intelligence file. The entries, written in her block letters, spill intimate details about her affairs with President John F. Kennedy, an attorney general Robert F. Kennedy, plus pillow talk on plans to take out Fidel Castro. Rothmiller links it all back to Peter Lawford, the rap act guy married into the Kennedy family. Parties at his Santa Monica Beach House, mixed Hollywood stars like Frank Sinatra with the powerful brothers. Monroe's nose describes themian counters, with Bobby portrayed as gentle and loving while John was more demanding. Fans and conspiracy buffs are buzzing as this fuels decades-old theories around her death.

1:01By 1962, Monroe felt used and angry after the Kennedy's cut her off. She reportedly planned a press conference to expose the affairs and Cuba secrets, but journalists Dorothy Killgallon's call to the Justice Department. Three days before her death on August 5th, ratcheted up the pressure. Rothmiller's digging into LAPD's surveillance and Lawford's alleged confessions paints a darker picture. He claims Robert Kennedy flew to her Brentwood home twice on August 4th, argued violently while hunting for the diary, and things spiraled into her. Overdose stage as suicide, with help from cops. This diary could rewrite history, challenging the official probable suicide ruling at age 36, and keeping the Kennedy Monroe saga alive in. Whispers and What Ifs