The Assassination Of Marilyn Monroe - Donald H. Wolfe

The book presents a controversial theory about the death of Marilyn Monroe, one of Hollywood's most famous actresses. While Monroe's death was officially ruled a suicide by overdose, the author argues that she was actually murdered because of her involvement with powerful figures in politics and organized crime.

Wolfe's theory is based on extensive research, including interviews with witnesses, examination of police and FBI documents, and analysis of forensic evidence. He suggests that Monroe's death was part of a larger conspiracy to silence her because of what she knew about the Kennedys, the Mob, and other high-profile figures.

The book has been both praised and criticized for its claims, which are controversial and not universally accepted by experts. However, it remains a fascinating read for anyone interested in the life and death of Marilyn Monroe, and it sheds light on the darker side of Hollywood and American politics during the 1960s.