"Sinatra's Deathbed Confession: The Monroe Murder He Couldn't Forget"

August 5th, 1962. The world mourned the loss of Hollywood's golden goddess, Marilyn Monroe, found dead in her Brentwood home at just 36 years old. Suicide by barbiturate overdose, they said. Case closed. But Frank Sinatra knew better – and now, 60 years later, his explosive confession has finally surfaced. In this earth-shattering episode of Criminal Empire: Mafia Mysteries & Serial Killers, we reveal the bombshell testimony that Ol' Blue Eyes left behind, sealed in a vault until his family's silence was finally broken. Through recently discovered audio recordings and private letters, Sinatra exposes the brutal truth about Monroe's final hours – and the powerful men who orchestrated her elimination. Monroe wasn't just Hollywood royalty; she was a walking time bomb with secrets that could topple presidencies and destroy empires. Her intimate affairs with JFK and Bobby Kennedy made her a national security threat, but it was her knowledge of the mafia's stranglehold on Hollywood that sealed her fate. Sinatra, with his own deep connections to organized crime, witnessed firsthand the contract that was put out on Monroe's life. We uncover the chilling details of that fatal night: the mysterious ambulance that arrived hours before Monroe was "discovered," the doctored autopsy report that covered up evidence of murder, and the Kennedy family's desperate attempts to retrieve incriminating evidence from her home. Sinatra reveals how Monroe's death was staged to look like suicide, who gave the orders, and why he stayed silent for decades. From the Chicago Outfit to the Oval Office, this conspiracy reaches the highest levels of American power. The truth about Marilyn Monroe's murder has been Hollywood's most guarded secret – until now. Experience the full shocking revelation on Spreaker with exclusive bonus content, or listen on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeartRadio. Perfect for your smart home devices and on-the-go listening.