Marilyn+Monroe's+Death

**Marilyn’s Death** Marilyn Monroe’s body was discovered on August 4, 1962 by her housekeeper Eunice Murray. She died that day, after 10 pm. The cause of Marilyn’s death is still o unknown, but there are two theories. 1. She went into a comma because of an overdose of sleeping pills, she was found on her bed, naked with the telephone next to her. She would never wake up from the comma because she had an extreme level of barbiturates on her blood system. (Soylent Communications, 2005) Marilyn had many struggles in her life, the main components of why would want to commit suicide. Before she died, media told that she had an abortion the 20th of July in the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The hospital informed that she had around a dozen of abortions over the years. She had also abandoned her job at Fox Studio and her secret relationship with Robert F. Kennedy (Bobby Kennedy) where going bad, because supposedly he didn’t return her calls. 2. Many components show that she might have been murdered, some suspect about Bobby Kennedy: Here are some reasons why she didn’t commit suicide: -There was no suicide note. -It is not possible to swallow Nembutal tablets with no water, and no cups nor glasses where found. No evidence she ever introduced liquids to her organism. -Marilyn’s autopsy showed that there were no residues of tablets in her stomach or small intestines. -She had a bruise on her back, but isn’t classified as violence. -The autopsy showed a purple discoloration of the large intestine, suggesting that drugs may have been introduced here rather than being swallowed. -Marilyn’s psychiatrist responded to an interview: " I can’t explain myself or defend myself without revealing things that I don’t want to reveal…. because I can’t tell the whole story. Listen.... talk to Bobby Kennedy." ( Roger Wilkes, 2007 ) Marilyn is buried at the Westwood Memorial Cemetery. Until know it is not clear weather if it was a murder or a suicide. . (Soylent Communications, 2005)

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