Exclusive: Shocking Revelations about Marilyn Monroe’s Mysterious Demise Uncovered by Investigative Journalist Maureen Callahan

Renowned journalist Maureen Callahan has once again unearthed startling secrets in her latest book ‘Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed'.

Following her previous expose on Jackie and Aristotle Onassis, this time she delves into the enduring mystery surrounding Marilyn Monroe's tragic death.

Back in 1962, Marilyn Monroe was set to headline a significant fundraiser at Madison Square Garden, doubling as President John F. Kennedy's 45th birthday celebration.

This event was poised to reveal the clandestine relationship between the world's most famous actress and the esteemed American president.

Speculations were rife that JFK intended to leave his wife, the revered Jackie, for Marilyn.

The sultry starlet believed fervently in his promises, envisioning herself as the next First Lady once he secured reelection.

The night of the fundraiser saw Marilyn adorned in a dazzling, figure-hugging dress reminiscent of Marlene Dietrich's iconic style.

Her performance exuded an air of allure, heightened by a brief encounter with the president's brother, Bobby Kennedy, just moments before taking the stage.

In a bewitching display, Marilyn serenaded JFK with a seductive rendition of ‘Happy Birthday', leaving the audience, including the enamored president, spellbound.

The intimate after-party captured a rare moment with Marilyn situated between Bobby and JFK, hinting at the intricate dynamics within their relationships.

Jack Kennedy's fascination with influential personalities led him to forge bonds with luminaries like Frank Sinatra, immersing himself in the vibrant social scene of Hollywood.

Marilyn's tumultuous personal history, marked by childhood trauma and failed marriages, propelled her towards seeking profound love and recognition for her intellect, epitom