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+ % af. A. Jones to DeLoach memo RE: “PHOTOPLAY" ARTICLE CONCERNING MARILYN MONROE’ S DEATH. - The article alleges the affair between this man and Miss Monroe began during the "worst time of her life and the best time of bis," The alleged man was celebrating his good fortune in reaching a heightin his career “he never — | before dreamed" would be possible. The remainder of the article allegedly outlines the end of the ramance and Miss Monroe's final efforts to renew the relationship. The article states that she telephoned the man on Sunday night, August 5, 1962, and when he said he would not leave his wife and could not see Miss Monroe “any more? she swallowed a “handful” of sleeping pills. The article claims she later called }the man again, implying that she told him of having taken the pills, only to have him hang up on her and states that the last sound she heard was the "buzzing of the receiver in her hand," after the man broke the telephone connection, ‘ . Ain rnaiar mimetic menisci meamp rms ain nated acing teehee EM le The article states that Miss Monroe's housekeeper has'vanished™ -and that her publicity agent, Pat Neweombe, is now working in Washington, D.C. It says her second husband, Joe DiMaggio,-is the only.one who remains faithful and that the maamwho killed Miss Monréé is still at large and can never be arrested, But, the article asserts, "Wherever he goes, whatever he touches, whomever he sees; he thinks of Marilyn. Mis guilt never leaves him, his fear has become his friend." For information,’ V/