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Some books tell a story. Others challenge everything you thought you knew.

In this premiere episode of Carpe Noctem, Phil and Adie take a thoughtful look at Collateral Damage by Mark Shaw—a book that explores possible connections between the deaths of Marilyn Monroe, President John F. Kennedy, journalist Dorothy Kilgallen, and Robert F. Kennedy.

Rather than telling you what to believe, we examine the evidence Shaw presents, compare it with the historical record, discuss where his arguments are compelling, acknowledge where historians disagree, and invite you to reach your own conclusions.

Was Marilyn Monroe simply a tragic Hollywood icon?

Did Dorothy Kilgallen uncover something she wasn't supposed to know?

Why does Robert Kennedy seem to appear at the center of each story?

And what can these cases teach us about history, investigative journalism, and the questions that continue to fascinate us more than sixty years later?

This isn't a conspiracy video. It isn't a debunking video. It's an invitation to investigate history together. Because sometimes the most fascinating mysteries aren't the ones we've solved...
They're the ones we're still talking about decades later.

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Collateral Damage by Mark Shaw
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We'd love to hear your thoughts.

Have you read the book?

Did you find Shaw's arguments persuasive?

Where do you agree—or disagree?

Join the conversation in the comments.

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