Mention Marilyn Monroe or even the initials MM and certain thoughts come to mind: provocative, sexy, the Mob, JFK. Since her controversial alleged suicide that many believe was a Mob hit (including yours truly), the Hollywood persona we know as Marilyn Monroe radiates more star power than it did when the brainy blond bombshell was alive.
Now the FBI has removed dozens of redacted names from the famous one's FBI file. Once believed to be a member of the Communist party, Monroe was under heavy FBI scrutiny for many years prior to her death in 1962.
Perhaps new evidence will help clear up the theories surrounding Monroe's death. Even her coroner, the respected LA medical examiner, Thomas Noguchi, believed more would unfold when the complete FBI files were made public.
Read on for the latest:
http://www.dailynews.com/prepsportsdn/ci_22277238/marilyn-monroes-fbi-files-reveal-communist-leaning-friends
http://www.ajc.com/news/ap/entertainment/fbi-removes-many-redactions-in-marilyn-monroe-file/nTg2m/
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Monday, December 31, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
CRIME BEAT RADIO SHOW
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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THE CRIME BEAT RADIO SHOW’S UPCOMING SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY 3,
2013, THROUGH FEBRUARY 28, 2013 FEATURES GANGSTER SQUAD, NOAM CHOMSKY, HUMAN
TRAFFICKING, SKINHEADS AND J. EDGAR HOOVER AND THE MOB.
Crime Beat: Issues, Controversies and Personalities from the darkside on Artist First World Radio Network is pleased to announce its forthcoming schedule for January 3, 2012, through February 28, 2013. Topics covered include Gangster Squad, Noam Chomsky, Human Trafficking, Skinheads, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, J. Edgar Hoover and the Mob. Here is the lineup:
- January 3 — Paul Lieberman,
author of Gangster Squad, which is the inspiration for the movie by the
same name, starring Sean Penn. See us.macmillan.com/gangstersquad/PaulLieberman.
- January 10 — Phil
Leonetti and Scott Burnstein, Authors of Mafia Prince: Inside America’s
Most Violent Crime Family and the Bloody Fall of La Cosa Nostra. See themafiaprince.com.
- January 17 — Robert
Lombardo , author of Organized Crime in Chicago: Beyond the Mafia.
See laborers.org/Genesis.html.
- January 24 — Gill
Revill, author of Mafia Summit: J. Edgar Hoover, the Kennedy Brothers and
the Meeting that Unmasked the Mob. See us.macmillan.com/mafiasummit/GilReavill.
- January 31 — Noam Chomsky,
world renowned activist will discuss the U.S. election and crime issues
See chomsky.info. Lois Banner, the author
of Marilyn: The passion and the Paradox, will discuss Marilyn Monroe, the
Mob and the Rat Pack. See loisbanner.com.
- February 7 — Jack Cole,
co-founder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition and longtime
undercover narcotics officer, will discuss the War on Drugs. See leap.cc.
- February 14 — JJ
Leyden Skinhead Confessions: From Hate to Hope.
- February 21 — Norma
Ramos, Executive Director, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, and
Stella Marr, Founding member of The Survivors Connect Network. See www.catwinternational.org
- February 28 — Greg
Kading, author of Murder Rap: The Untold Story of Biggie Smalls
and Tupac Shakur. See www.hiphopdx.com. (Command Appearance).
On the air since January 28, 2011, Crime Beat is a weekly hour-long radio program that airs every Thursday at 8 p.m. EST. Crime Beat presents fascinating topics that bring listeners closer to the dynamic underbelly of the world of crime. Guests have included ex-mobsters, undercover law enforcement agents, sports officials, informants, prisoners, drug dealers and investigative journalists, who have provided insights and fresh information about the world’s most fascinating subject: crime.
Crime Beat is currently averaging 130,000
listeners plus each week, and the figure is growing. Crime Beat is hosted by
award-winning crime writer and documentary producer Ron Chepesiuk (www.ronchepesiuk.com) and broadcast
journalist and freelance writer Will Hryb.
Ronald Herd I1, the popular Internet radio
host and regular listener of Crime Beat, said: "Crime Beat sounds like an
organized crime greatest hits collection...I am loving it!" Tom Hart of
Atlanta, Georgia, writes: “I am a BIG fan of your show and enjoy the variety of
guests you have on your show. “Keep up the good work.” Carolyn Yarema of
Toronto, Canada writes, "fabulous program guys' ... my husband Chi Chi and
I never miss the show."
Crime Beat airs weekly
every Thursday at 8 P.M. EST on the Artist First World Radio Network at artistfirst.com/crimebeat
To contact the Crime
Beat radio program for interviews, e-mail crimebeat123@yahoo.com or call 803-366-5440.
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