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Marilyn Monroe's Affairs with JFK and RFK May Have Lead to Murder
Marilyn Monroe's death may not have been suicide at all ... it may have been a far more sinister murder plot that revolves around the Kennedys. TMZ has produced a new show airing Sunday at 8 PM ET on FOX -- "Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe"…
The article doesn't adequately address why Marilyn's relationship with JFK would have made her a target for RFK's assassination, given that RFK was reportedly trying to distance himself from the Kennedy family's political machinations. It also fails to mention whether there were any concrete threats or warnings Marilyn received from people connected to the Kennedy brothers, which would have been more telling than just her alleged affairs.
The article mentions that Marilyn's affair with JFK ended when he became president, but it doesn't explain how this relationship would have created the kind of political pressure that would lead to her assassination. It seems like the connection between her personal relationships and the political tensions of the early 1960s isn't fully explored, especially given the complex dynamics between the Kennedys and the CIA during that period.
The article actually does explain that JFK's presidency created a situation where Marilyn's affair with him became a major liability for his administration - the relationship was already known to be controversial and potentially damaging to his image, so it's not that the affair "ended" when he became president but rather that the political consequences became much more severe and public during his time in office, especially with the public's growing awareness of his extramarital affairs.
The article doesn't adequately address why the Kennedy brothers would have had such intense personal animosity toward Monroe, given that RFK was reportedly her biggest supporter in the Democratic Party and JFK was apparently more interested in her as a political asset than a romantic interest. The lack of detailed explanation about their actual relationship dynamics makes the conspiracy theories feel like they're built on shaky ground rather than concrete facts.
The article hints at how RFK's support might have been more about political utility than personal loyalty - Monroe was reportedly using him for access to powerful networks while he was genuinely trying to help her with her career and personal issues. The real tension likely stemmed from RFK's awareness of Monroe's affairs and her potential knowledge of his own personal struggles with the presidency, rather than simple political posturing.