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- Many people ask whether Peter Lawford made a deathbed confession. The answer is no. His brain, addled by years of addiction and alcohol, wasn’t competent. He was noncommunicative and on a life support system when he died of a heart attack on Christmas Eve, 19884. He was only 61. And a lot of secrets went to the grave with him.
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Jun 1, 2014 · Did Peter Lawford Make A Deathbed Confession? After JFK’s murder, Lawford lost all influence in Washington. His career evaporated, and his life entered a downward spiral of drug addiction, divorces, and drinking.
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Jan 11, 2024 · Marilyn Monroe' s last 18 words to a close friend before her death were heartbreaking. Actor Peter Lawford, who was married to Bobby Kennedy's sister Pat Lawford, said he spoke to Marilyn on August 4, 1962, and invited her to dinner. When she didn't show up, he called her again.
Jan 13, 2024 · Marilyn Monroe's last words worried her friend before she died, making her last call to her best friend, Peter Lawford. Peter, an actor who was married to Bobby Kennedy's sister Pat, said he...
Jun 7, 2018 · Despite Frank Sinatra cutting Lawford off, when his son was kidnapped, it was Peter he called. Lawford interceded with Bobby who mobilised the FBI, and restored Frank’s son. Sinatra threw a party to thank everyone who had assisted, but Peter wasn’t invited. “Mr. President, the late Marilyn Monroe!”.
Sep 24, 1985 · LOS ANGELES -- Marilyn Monroe's last words were a farewell to President Kennedy, actor Peter Lawford and his wife in a phone call she made to Lawford hours before she was found dead, a police...
Jul 18, 2021 · Peter admitted he spoke on the phone to Marilyn the night she died but never admitted anything more, even after he was divorced from the Kennedy family and both JFK and Bobby had been murdered. His career went downhill rapidly in the 1970s as he became an alcoholic and a drug user.
The official story. On the evening of August 4 1962, Marilyn Monroe telephoned Peter Lawford, the British actor who was also the husband of John F Kennedy's sister, Pat. Monroe's voice was strangely slurred, and she ended their conversation ominously. "Say goodbye to Pat," she told Lawford drowsily.
