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Crypt 33: The Saga of Marilyn Monroe - The Final Word

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On the eve of another Marilyn movie, "Blonde", I pulled this book out of my library and re-read it. The photos are amazing, and included in the book are official documentation copies that spur furthur contemplation about her death.

Will the questions and the responsiblitiy of her death ever be publicly accountable? I doubt it.

For those still fascinated by this lady, you will enjoy this book and find the facts well researched. Look at THESE pictures and tell me she is not one of the most fascinating, captivating, intriguing women of the world. She died in her prime, and she left the most beautiful part of her in everyone's memory.

That is SO "Marilyn", and someone took full advantage of that and of her.

I was truly amazed to read this book about the new revelations surounding Marilyn Monroe's death. First, the authors are able to examine all the evidences one by one, they ruly put you in that investigation! Since many false arguments about that subject have been said;one question remaining and this is what that book answered: WHO KILL MARILYN MONROE AND HOW? So, that's all I can say; just read that book yourself and you will find out the truth. Also, the book take a look at how Marilyn manage herself great about her last weeks, her futur ambitious plans, the way she want her carreer to go...In one word, it show Marilyn like she was; vulnerable, poignant, happy; on her own to find a new way to explore in her life. Unfortunately, she just don't have the time to do it. P.S. Sorry for my english mistakes...I'll hope you enjoy this book as much as me. Have a great reading!

This book is fantastic! Not only does it outline Miss Monroe's life in great detail, it also explains her death. Which, until this point, has seemed unexplainable. In order to truly understand her life and the reasons behind her sometimes obscure behavior, a complete, yet disturbing chronology was outlined by the authors. The book names her murderers and surprisingly, some of them were her trusted "friends" who - acting under strict orders - completely double-crossed her. The shameless cover-ups by a disgraceful group of people quickly followed her death and apparantly still continues today. A truly sad look into an American tragedy, this book should be written into a script and shown to the entire world!

"Crypt 33" follows the life of Marilyn Monroe in chronological order from her birth as Norma Jeane Mortensen to her mysterious death. In between the authors document the loves,friendships,sycophants,successes and challenges in her life. She was nothing if not complex. One tidbit that I found interesting was her mother's poor health related in a large way to her job and the toxic fumes inhaled while cutting and splicing film at major studios.

Of her marriages, Joe DiMaggio seemed to truly be her equal.

The authors detail Marilyn's introduction to John Kennedy through Frank Sinatra.

"Crypt 33" contains a lot of information about JFK,RFK,Sam Giancana,Johnny Roselli and their ties. They shared more than just women.

I found it quite interesting that Frank Hronek from the District Attorney's office monitored the Kennedys since August,1960. He freely admitted his belief that Marilyn Monroe was murdered. He wasn't the only person "monitoring" Marilyn Monroe's house, Bernard Spindel did that for Jimmy Hoffa. It's very likely that at one time there were Kennedy-Monroe audio tapes of their conversations and activities. Maybe there was a tape of her murder also.

The "Cyanosis" chapter was revealing. The mishandling of her autopsy was a telling signal and a more experienced Dr. Noguchi stated later that she probably was murdered. I think that Adela Gregory and Milo Speriglio have the cause of death and all of the participants correctly identified.
In a nutshell, I think they have solved the murder of Marilyn Monroe.