When Marilyn Monroe was found dead, it was stated as an accidental
suicide. But what happened to the red diary that she wrote everything down in? It never
left her side, yet the police reports show no evidence of it. Now over 30 years later, a
man claims to have the red diary of Marilyn. In addition, he continued to keep his own
diaries which gives his involvement with the Kennedys, The Mob, the CIA, and
others. Now that he's on his deathbed, it's time to blow everything wide open.
The Red Diaries was released as a
four-issue series with each issue running 48 pages. Written by Gary Reed, it featured
artwork from Chris Jones, Laurence Campbell, Larry Shuput, and Ken Meyer, Jr. In addition
to the story line, there is background information that will provide a wider view on the
story line. These short segments include a history of the CIA, the Kennedy family, the
formal reports on the Kennedy Assassination, Monroe's death, and more.
When Marilyn Monroe was found dead, it was stated as an accidental
suicide. But what happened to the red diary that she wrote everything down in? It never
left her side, yet the police reports show no evidence of it. Now over 30 years later, a
man claims to have the red diary of Marilyn. In addition, he continued to keep his own
diaries which gives his involvement with the Kennedys, The Mob, the CIA, and
others. Now that he's on his deathbed, it's time to blow everything wide open. 