2008-09-18 13:52:31 - By Ernest W. Cunningham, author of the 'Ultimate Marilyn,' and plaintiff of the Queen Mary, Marilyn Monroe fraud class action lawsuit, 2006 / 2007, which was actively supported by none other than con artist and caught forger Mr. Millington 'Mill' Conroy, 57, a perfume salesman from California.

Prominently featured in one of the best and most respected magazines in this country, the United States of America. VANITY FAIR.

A shame. A big big shame. Because some editor who has the arrogance to brush us off, when we immediately approached their entire editorial department in a friendly and proof supported exposure about Mill Conroy and his shtick.

What do these journalists think? That Marilyn Monroe fans and admirers just eat anything the media will throw them these days?

That Marilyn Monroe had an abortion, when this is news to even me, and I studied her life, read every book, ever published, the excellent ones and also the many bad ones.
Mr. Mill Conroy fooled Condé Nast Publications, the publisher of VANITY FAIR. He did it almost exactly like Mr. Clifford Irvin did it to Mc Graw Hill, when he claimed the impossible. The unbelievable.

That is exactly why he was believed.

Mr. Mill Conroy called up Mark Bellinghaus, after he just 'dropped the bomb' so to speak, publishing his first blog on the website 'blogcritics.' Mark Bellinghaus had to do this, because the Los Angeles Times was bought out by the public defrauding Mark Roesler / Robert W. Otto joint venture which was named 'Marilyn Monroe: the exhibit.'

And we are talking power here. Hugh Hefner, billionaire who really can care less for Marilyn Monroe, despite the fact that she literally made him what he is today, including all his billions. Mr. Hefner, a (former) client of Mark Roesler, the entire press was present and it seemed more like an award night such as the 'Oscars.'

Everyone was there, so was Mark Bellinghaus

and myself. I was able to receive an invitation due to the fact that my book sold very well and people knew, I assume, who I am.
It was the press opening night, November 10, 2005. Mark Bellinghaus, whom I only knew from meetings at some local fan get together on a regular basis, approached me and he would introduce me to Mr. Robert W. Welkos, a straff writer, on consignment for the Los Angeles Times. Strangely enough, he had his piece already written, since he tipped Mark on his shoulder during the night and said that he would be featured in the article about the exhibit--the very next day.

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