Marilyn Monroe hit the media again and this time she is attached to a $1.5 million dollar sale. What was sold you might ask? Well, naturally it’s her sex tape, that’s right folks, Marilyn Monroe just does not stop rolling down that media hill.

Wealthy and honest business man, who remains anonymous, just brought more dirt up on Marilyn Monroe. He just purchased her secret sex tape from the 1950’s. That’s right, vintage porn, and take a guess at how much her 15 minute black and white x-rated sex flick went for. If you guessed $1.5 million, you’re right on the money. This honest business man is keeping the film a secret still, well about as much of a secret as he can, to protect Marilyn’s image.

The man behind the sale is Keya Morgan, a producer and collector. Keya acquired the knowledge of the film while interviewing an FBI agent about the case. The FBI confiscated the original film, but the one purchased was actually a copy, made by an informant. This informant turned down a $25,000 deal by Joe DiMaggio, Marilyn’s ex-husband, who just wanted to keep the video from surfacing.

It is undetermined who the male is, even after and 9 FBI agents spent countless hours reviewing the films frame by frame. Some suggest that the male might have been John F. Kennedy, but I guess no one will ever know.

This goes along side other films she made around the same time: There’s No Business Like Show Business, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and How to Marry a Millionaire.

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I just read about two of Kennedy Airport’s baggage handlers stealing about $250,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry.  The two people, a 51 year-old worker and a 30 year-old supervisor, are being charged with grand larceny and possession of stolen property.  The jewelry was in a container marked “high value” being shipped from Switzerland to Brazil.

Police are saying that supervisor broke the seals on the container and handed the other worker three boxes of jewelry.  The the other worker then hid the jewelry in his jacket before putting it in a locker at an American Airlines terminal, where the investigators found it.

Both the worker and the supervisor are being held on $5,000 bail and face up to 15 years in prison if convicted.