Night Day Robert
did Robert Kennedy kill Marilyn Monroe?
I think J. Edgar Hoover ordered him to kill Marilyn Monroe. Monroe knew about the mafia being on the CIA's payroll to kill Fidel Castro.
She wrote everything down in a diary and threatened Kennedy she would go public. And the FBI considered her a threat. Her house was bugged too. Every room of her house was bugged.
Many people reported seeing Robert Kennedy in Los Angleles on the day Marilyn died. A cop on the road stopped this speeding car on the night Marilyn died. Inside the car was Robert Kennedy , Marilyn's psychitrist, and Peter Lawford. And people saw Robert Kennedy and a guy carrying a doctor's bag into Marilyn's house.
And Marilyn's housekeeper said a ambulence took Marilyn away when she was still alive. But brought her back when she was dead.
No. Hoover was in no position to order Kennedy to do anything. I believe she overdosed, most probably accidentally.
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