ABC Legal Analyst Looks at the Connection Among Some of the Biggest Deaths of the 1960s

“For the first time, based on 15 years of research, former criminal defense attorney and bestselling author Mark Shaw, the ABC, ESPN and USA Today legal analyst for the Mike Tyson, O. J. Simpson and Kobe Bryant cases, reveals the “why,” “how” and “by whom” Marilyn Monroe, President John F. Kennedy, and iconic reporter Dorothy Kilgallen were silenced. The result of Shaw‘s investigating the three deaths in reverse order provides the foundation for the new book, which is pubbing on the 95th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s birthday, entitled Collateral Damage: The Mysterious Deaths of Marilyn Monroe, JFK and Dorothy Kilgallen and the Ties That Bind Them to Robert Kennedy and the JFK Assassination. It includes evidence garnered from 100-plus primary sources, secret government documents, and botched forensics reports culminating in Shaw‘s theory that the JFK assassination could have been prevented in 1963 if Robert Kennedy was prosecuted for complicity in Marilyn Monroe’s murder with the result that Bobby’s abuse of power as attorney general would have been neutralized and his enemies would not have killed the president, changing the course of history. The facts that Shaw presents in this tome—many of them first-time revealed, include:

“Marilyn Monroe, whose love affair with attorney general Bobby Kennedy is little known to this day, did not commit “probable suicide” in 1962 and might be celebrating her 95th birthday on June 1 if she had not been the victim of verbal abuse and then set up for the kill on August 4, 1962, by Bobby following Marilyn’s brief sexual affair with JFK.

“Marilyn’s murder by RFK’s operatives was covered up by LA Police Chief William Parker, a close friend of the attorney general who never considered the forensic evidence but instead took the word of three psychiatrists who misreported Marilyn’s mental state.”