Marilyn Monroe

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This paper examines the wide range of literature and research available concerning Marilyn Monroe's death. The paper states that, although Monroe's death certificate claims suicide as the cause of death, most theories dismiss this as incorrect. The paper presents evidence that suggests the involvement of Robert Kennedy in Monroe's demise. Police reports are discussed and witness accounts are reviewed.

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"Marilyn Monroe died under mysterious circumstances on August 4th 1962, from an overdose of barbiturates- a drug her psychiatrist had allegedly prescribed. The certificate of her death says it was "probable suicide" even though most evidence suggested it was more than that. Vast body of research reveals that there were some witnesses to the alleged murder-most indicating a possible link with Kennedy family. Since Marilyn Monroe had affairs with John F Kennedy and later his brother, Robert Kennedy, it is believed that they were involved in his murder. "Strange sounds were carried on the wind during the night-shouting and the crash of broken glass. Neighbors reported that a hysterical woman had yelled, 'Murderers! You murderers! Are you satisfied now that she's dead?'" That woman was later identified as Pat Newcomb- a friend of Monroe's."

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