Hello, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher.

Hi, this is Desi Jettiken.

Well, we're back for part three of Marlon Brando.

This guy's life is too fucking full of stuff.

Yeah.

It's crazy.

I did not get to the murder and trial in this episode.

It'll be the banger for next episode. Stay tuned. So there's a lot to talk about. My sources are the same as last

week, The Contender by William Mann, Brando's memoir songs my mother taught me, and Brando, the biography, by Peter

Manzo.

Where we left off last episode, Marlin is now on a career high after winning an Oscar for the Godfather and he had a second widely

louded performance in Lestango in Paris.

At this point he can command top dollar again and basically pick whatever he wants to do.

He's also very involved with AIM, American Indian Movement, and is pretty much never at home,

whether it be because he's filming or doing his work with aim.

And this leaves his troubled teen son Christian, who he now has full custody of, at home

in Hollywood pretty much on his own. Okay, so that's where we left off and

here's where we're gonna pick up. We're in January of 1975.

Marlin goes to speak at an AIM fundraiser in Nebraska and while he's there

45 menomani

Menomini Indians who call themselves the Warrior Society have occupied an Abbey in a

Wisconsin town that's about an hour and a half from Green Bay.

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