Mark Shaw | Fighting for Justice for Marilyn, JFK and Dorothy Kilgallen

So sorry...my Grandma met Dorothy when she fitted her for a dress in a shop on Bway, NYC. When Dorothy died she shook her head and said "They got her".

The penalties of being an honest reporter are high today. These people need to be protected.

The day of the coup I was in high school. My ticket to the hell of Vietnam was made that day. Something I realized years later after learning that JFK's Vietnam withdrawal order was reversed by Lyndon Johnson a few days after his murder. For many Americans the impact of November 22, 1963 is not past, is very much the present.

I just found out about Dorothy Kilgallen in the past couple days. As someone born in 1958, I grew up watching this history and knowing something was wrong. Thank you for setting the record straight.

Ms Kilgallen will get her proper recognition, thanks to this Warrior for justice, Mr Mark Shaw.

Dorothy had bigger balls than anyone involved in this. What an incredible lady. Nobody since then has even come close.

Thank you, Mark. Our country needs more investigative journalism to expose the corruption that is so blatantly forced on the public. God bless you.

Being born on 11/22/65, I was so amazed when learning this story as a small child that anyone could believe the official narrative. My aunt, late one night, spread out all her newspaper clippings and shared her opinions with me, that match up with this info. Imagine being less than 10 years old finding out you live in a country where your own government can kill you in broad daylight in front of the world…..

God bless Mr. Shaw for believing in the value of truth and pursuing it with a passion.

I could listen to Mark Shaw talk for hours and hours _ _ _ _ days _ _ _ _ weeks _ _ He totally captivates my interest. Can’t wait to read his books.

Thank you Mark Shaw for your amazing research. I have fallen for Dorothy Kilgallen as well. She deserves justice and remembrance. You have let the world know who she was and why she mattered. I'm glad someone speaks the truth.

I was little, but I remember when Bennett Cerf announced Dorothy’s death on What’s My Line. I was as a child unsuspecting, but my parents were absolutely stricken. Still one of America’s great losses. I’ve come to conclude that our nation is very dark.

His immense devotion to Dorothy's memory, touches my heart.

I'd rather have a question I cant answer...than an answer I cant question

I felt so uncomfortable when Marilyn died, it didn't feel right. I watched re runs of ,what's my line and was a huge fan of Dorothy. The week she died they did the show with someone replacing her. The whole panel / team was so upset/ frustrated and in pain, you could feel it through the screen. It's time the truth came out.

This is great to listen to I am English and 82 years old but I remember all this so well . Mark Shaw is really good he has done a lot of research on these three people …..I would love to meet him…Very interesting Sir ..Thank you…Kind regards ….

Incredible! Could listen to Mark all night!! Truth seeker!! Dedicated to telling the real stories of these people!! Truly need more journalists with integrity, honesty and compassion! Doesn’t surprise most of Americans, what these shadowy organizations and our government is capable of!

Used to listen to her radio program with my mom in the mornings before I went to school. Grew up in NYC. Dorothy was such an amazing person ! 👍

This video just came out of nowhere , it just appeared on my screen and I have to tell you something that happened to me last night. For many years I always wondered about Marilyn Monroes death. Many said that she died from an accidental overdose so I just excepted it, however it always perplexed me. I thought that now with all the breakthrough new DNA technology we can finally get some answers on what happened on that hot August night at Helena Drive. Last night I went to bed around 1.am and nothing was on my mind especially not Marilyn, I haven’t thought about her for years. I was woken up by a vivid dream I had about Marilyn. I could see her in the dream, she was about 19 years old and she was wearing a yellow turtleneck sweater, a pair of blue jeans and her hair was brunette and long and in curls, she had no makeup on just her signature red lipstick she was smiling and it felt like she was in my bedroom with me, it’s as if she was trying to tell me something or show me something. Then I saw her in her bed face down discoloured. I was in her bed room and I was standing over her looking at her. And I heard a voice say I was murdered. I woke up and the first thing I said was oh my God you were murdered. This was about 5.am when I came out of the dream and it was the most bizarre dream I have ever had it was so real. Marilyn Monroe is trying to tell us that it’s time to get justice for her after all these years. We have to do this for her so she can have peace. 💋

Wow! Amazing how Shaw ties the conspiracies together - and his clear and concise delivery of the facts he used. Great interview, thank you!