"Keya Morgan's tireless research has uncovered more on what really happened to Marilyn Monroe than any previous work. His account of her death is the most comprehensive, well researched, and corroborated to date. This will be the book of record on her murder." (John Miner, the lead investigator from the DA's office at the time of Marilyn's death) "The whole world wants to know who killed Marilyn, and that won't be until someone like Keya comes along to give us the answer." (Lionel Grandison, the coroner's investigator who signed Marilyn's death certificate) "I've seen Keya Morgan's documentation, and it's the best documentation I have ever seen on the Marilyn Monroe death. It's as good as any documentation I have seen on any other case that I've been involved with." (Ted Gunderson, the former FBI Chief for Los Angeles) "I think it's great that Keya Morgan is coming forward, talking to people, and telling the true story as to what happened, letting the world know that Marilyn Monroe did not commit suicide. She was murdered... This time the true story will be told." (Detective Lynn Franklin, the officer who stopped a car transporting Robert Kennedy,Peter Lawford, & Ralph Greenson on the night of Marilyn's death) "I think Keya's done a real exceptional job. He has picked up the pieces that are scattered all over this country, probably all over the world, and he has brought many of these pieces together. He has shown me things that I was never aware of... He could have been a pretty good homicide cop." (Captain Ray Peavy, L.A. County Sheriff, Chief of Homicide Bureau)"