Originally an article in Oui magazine, it was later adapted into a book in 1975. The book featured claims of a red diary detailing political secrets and a possible wiretapping operation by Jimmy Hoffa against the Kennedy brothers, with Marilyn Monroe as a pawn.
He says Monroe kept a red diary Where she wrote down sensitive political information That she had heard from the Kennedy brothers while having affairs with both of them that her house had been wiretap...
— Episode: Who Killed Marilyn Monroe?
Episode: Who Killed Marilyn Monroe?
Originally an article in Oui magazine, it was later adapted into a book in 1975. The book featured claims of a red diary detailing political secrets and a possible wiretapping operation by Jimmy Hoffa against the Kennedy brothers, with Marilyn Monroe as a pawn.
He says Monroe kept a red diary Where she wrote down sensitive political information That she had heard from the Kennedy brothers while having affairs with both of them that her house had been wiretapped on the order of Jimmy Hoffa by a surveillance expert named Bernard Spindle and that Hoffa wanted to wiretap Monroe as a way of getting incriminating Leverage against the brothers Kennedy.
Episode: Who Killed Marilyn Monroe?
Scudetto's book, published under a pen name, was an adaptation of an article he wrote for Oui magazine and presented claims like Marilyn keeping a red diary with sensitive political information, as well as her house being wiretapped by Jimmy Hoffa.
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He says Monroe in this book He says Monroe kept a red diary Where she wrote down sensitive political information That she had heard from the Kennedy brothers while having affairs with both of them that her house had been wiretapped on the order of Jimmy Hoffa by a surveillance expert named Bernard Spindle and that Hoffa wanted to wiretap Monroe as a way of getting incriminating Leverage against the brothers Kennedy.