Are There New Details in Marilyn’s Death?

Celebrities and death always seem to fascinate.  Especially is the case of Marilyn Monroe. For the nearly 50 years after that night she was found dead, mysteries have swarmed the story.  Now, new tapes add more to that mystery. Check it out---

George Masters was Marilyn's stylist. His nephew has come forward with Masters on tape - revealing a trip to Lake Tahoe on Frank Sinatra's private jet for a meeting with mobster Sam Giancana.

Here's some of the story from AOL.com

Masters died in 1998 at age 62, destitute and broken -- a drug-addled victim of the star chamber he'd helped create.

About a month before he passed away, he sat down and recorded some discussions with Platts. Recently, Platts shared a portion of the tapes with me, specifically one that dealt with Monroe's last night.

In a frail but controlled voice, here's what Masters remembered about the last night he saw Monroe alive.

"The night before she died, the last time I saw her, was in Lake Tahoe at the Cal-Neva Lodge. She was there with Sam Giancana, who was the head of the Mafia."

I have never, in all my years of research, seen anything that pointed to this trip. I asked Platts, based on his time spent with Masters, how he interpreted this revelation.

"I think it may be important, although George didn't elevate it any higher than any of his other Marilyn stories," Platts said.

"But here's why I think it could be important -- but it's just speculation. If the reports are true that the reason Marilyn had been invited to the Cal-Neva Lodge (one week earlier) so that Frank Sinatra and others could try to keep her from spilling all the Kennedy beans, and that they had failed, then what if this trip George talks about was a last-ditch effort to get her to agree not to talk? What if Sam Giancana said, 'Look, Frank, you didn't get it done. She'll listen to me. Let's bring her back again so I can have a shot at it.'"

The F.B.I. The Kennedys. The Mob. Frank. This story has it all.

It all reminds me of the E! show- 'Mysteries and Scandals"

"Fame. Ain't it a bitch."

Return to the top of the page and click on the AOL link for the whole story- it's really intriguing.