Shocking new evidence revealed in death of MARILYN MONROE as CONFIDENTIAL surveillance recordings REVEALED!
New files have been uncovered from a private eye who was bugging Mariyln Monoroe's phones, revealing details about her death, and the shocking claim that he listened to her die.
Fred Otash, who worked for notorious Hollywood tabloid Confidential, before becoming a private detective, claimed he was listening to Monroe on the night she died, in documents recently uncovered from the late sleuth’s storage unit and published in The Hollywood Reporter.
“I listened to Marilyn Monroe die,” Otash claims in the notes that were discovered by his daughter, Colleen, maintaining that he had taped a heated argument among Bobby Kennedy,Peter Lawford and Monroe just hours before she died from a drug overdose.
Otash wrote in his notes: “She said she was passed around like a piece of meat. It was a violent argument about their relationship and the commitment and promises he made to her. She was really screaming and they were trying to quiet her down. She’s in the bedroom and Bobby gets the pillow and he muffles her on the bed to keep the neighbors from hearing. She finally quieted down and then he was looking to get out of there.”
However, Otash didn’t learn about her devastating death until Lawford rang him the next day, demanding that he remove any incriminating evidence from her home.
Otash who had Hollywood’s most worrisome stars like Rock Hudson and Judy Garland under surveillance was actually hired by Marilyn to record her own phone calls, but was also spying on her at the same time.
“Marilyn wanted a mini-phone listening device,” he purports in the notes. “You could hide it in your bra. The microphone was a wristwatch. You could also put a suction cup on the phone. Later on, she wanted a sophisticated system put in her house. We wired up her phone because it started looking stupid with a suction cup.”
Otash insists he was working for eccentric billionaire Howrd Hugbhes who wanted some dirt to smear the Kennedys.
“When the original Lawford house was wired, Monroe was not part of the plan,” Otash says in the files.
“It was to find out what the Democrats were up to on behalf of Howard Hughes and Nixon. Monroe became a by-product.”
