30.04.2025 17:30
Jennifer Lopez's production partner Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas has raised a striking claim regarding Marilyn Monroe's death in her debut novel, "Climbing in Heels." Goldsmith-Thomas recounted that while she was an agency secretary in the 1980s, an elderly man said, "They killed Marilyn." It turned out that the man was Milt Ebbins, one of the powerful figures of the time.
Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, who has worked with Jennifer Lopez for many years, made a shocking claim about Marilyn Monroe's dark past in Hollywood with her first novel, Climbing in Heels.
Jennifer Lopez's producing partner shared some of Hollywood's darkest secrets in a new book.
In an interview with People magazine, Goldsmith-Thomas shared a chilling memory from her time working at the William Morris Agency in the 1980s.
"THEY KILLED HER" The story revolves around a shocking comment made by a mysterious man who came to the agency about Monroe, who tragically passed away in 1962. The writer recounts that while she was working in the theater department in her youth, an old man came into the office and said, "They killed Marilyn. I didn't want it. I loved her. She used to call me 'Uncle Milton.' But she was getting out of control... that's why they killed her."
According to DailyMail, Goldsmith-Thomas later learned that this person was Milt Ebbins, the manager of Peter Lawford, who had close ties with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and the Kennedy family. Ebbins was a well-known figure in Hollywood for a time and was known as one of the figures who kept the industry's deepest secrets.