BOOK: PI Wiretap Confirms Marilyn Monroe Affair with JFK

A bit of a bombshell report regarding former president John F. Kennedy Jr. broke this week.

When you consider the salacious nature of the Donald Trump hush-money case, this is actually a fitting report right now.

A new book is out that claims they have private investigator wiretaps that prove that there was, in fact, an affair that took place between Marilyn Monroe and JFK.

It’s True

The confirmation of the affair is probably not going to shock many, as this was one of the worst-kept secrets in modern history.

Monroe appeared to be smitten with JFK and he was clearly obsessed with her.

If JFK’s presidency took place in the era of social media, believe me, he would not be so highly thought of as he is today.

Fred Otash, a former private detective and Marine veteran, has always claimed that he had bombshell reports.

He is now the subject of a new book called, "The Fixer: Moguls, Mobsters, Movie Stars, and Marilyn."

Co-author Manfred Westphal claims to have been given Otash’s archives, which included the wiretaps regarding JFK and Monroe.

Westphal was given the information by Otash’s daughter, Collen, who has been friends with Westphal for some time.

Co-author Josh Young offered some context, stating, "Fred equalized the playing field for a lot of people.

"The LAPD and the FBI were wiretapping celebrities and getting information that way. But Fred had his own wiretapping system that was just as sophisticated as theirs, if not more. … He busted a Hollywood casting couch early on in his career where a producer was taking advantage of a young [girl] who came to town.

"He came to the aid of many celebrities during that time when they had nowhere else to go and conventional law enforcement was not an option."

Otash claimed that he was hired in 1985 by Peter Lawford to destroy any incriminating evidence against JFK.

Young stated, "Yes, these were audio recordings.

"Those were made at Peter Lawford’s Santa Monica beach house. And they were made through a series of circumstances that I’ll let the readers delve into in the book."

The book says, "Marilyn Monroe was certainly the most famous movie star ever recorded having sex with Kennedy, but she wasn’t the first.

"That dubious honor went to fellow bottle blonde actress Jayne Mansfield. A close friend of Lawford, ‘The Girl Can’t Help It’ star was considered by some to be Monroe’s competition at 20th Century Fox."

Now, I don’t know about you, but that sounds an awful lot like “catch and kill” that was brought up in Donald Trump’s hush-money case.

Like I said, if Kennedy had been around in the social media era, he would hardly be put on the pedestal that people have him on today.