Marilyn Monroe ‘was assassinated as a result of John F Kennedy spilled UFO secrets and techniques,’ new ebook wildly claims

The icon’s dying at 36 years previous has lengthy been a supply of all types of conspiracy theories, and plenty of allege that it was because of her relationship with the president, in addition to together with his brother Bobby.

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Diary of Secrets and techniques: UFO Conspiracies and the Mysterious Demise of Marilyn Monroe claims Monroe was murdered as a result of she was deemed a nationwide safety risk.

Monroe was stated to be murdered by the US authorities “due to her being advised Authorities secrets and techniques … Certainly one of them being about crashed UFOs and unusual lifeless our bodies held at army bases,” stated writer Nick Redfern, as reported by WFMZ-TV.

Whereas Monroe’s dying was formally dominated a drug overdose, Redfern says the CIA made it look as such.

He isn’t the primary writer to say Monroe was killed due to her UFO information.

Donald Burleson’s ebook UFOs and the Homicide of Marilyn Monroe makes comparable claims.

Burleson “employs CIA and FBI paperwork to exhibit that Marilyn didn’t commit suicide (as generally claimed), however quite was murdered by authorities officers to silence her about extremely labeled issues she knew about UFO crash retrievals,” says the ebook’s description.

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Redfern’s claims come as extra folks have been reporting UFO sightings.

Earlier this week weird footage showing to indicate a “UFO tractor beam” over a Chinese language airport despatched locals right into a frenzy.

The eerie sight unfolded within the metropolis of Shenyang and was captured on movie by bewildered witnesses.

Additionally earlier this week a mysterious constructing was noticed on Google Earth, with one person likening it to the tic-tac UFO sightings.

Within the clip, YouTube person Mr MBB333 says: “These pods jogged my memory of the tic-tac UFO that was seen by the Navy.

“They acquired the identical form, one other one right here, acquired the white form…jogged my memory of the issues that had been noticed by the pilots.”