Ol’ Blue Eyes Frank Sinatra might’ve have saved Marilyn Monroe‘s life but instead threw her out of his swingin’ ring-a-ding pad, according to a bombshell new tell-all.
According to shocking new book, The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe, the Rat Pack swinger enjoyed and on/off relationship (along with the Kennedy brothers Jack and Bobby) with the last of the blonde bombshells until she died from a barbiturate OD in 1962 at age 36.
The troubled Some Like It Hot star had been invited MM to stay with with at the Cal-Neva lodge along with pal Peter Lawford and wife Pat.
According to the book, the frail Marilyn started having a breakdown in front of Frank but instead of helping his lover, he threw her out!.
"She opened her purse and pulled out those syringes," a security guard tells the book’s author.
" I was standing right there with Mr Sinatra and Pat Lawford. Marilyn was very casual about it. She was looking for something else and just pulled them out and put them on the table…
"Then – and I had never seen anything like this before – she put a small hole at the end of the capsule, and swallowed it. ‘Gets into your bloodstream faster that way,’ she said."
George Jacobs, valet to the Rat Pack conclave revealed, "Frank Sinatra didn’t know what to think about any of it. He was upset, though. He loved Marilyn, yes.
"But for her to maybe die at Cal-Neva while he was there? That would have been terrible. So he said: ‘Get her out of here and get her out of here now.’ And that WAS it.
"We had to do what he said. I mean, the woman was sick. But as compassionate as Sinatra was, he had a line and she crossed it."
