The Biggest Theories About Marilyn Monroe's Tragic Death
Crime author James Patterson claims Marilyn Monroe was murdered because she possessed “dangerous information” obtained from her relationships with powerful figures.
Patterson suggests Monroe was involved with President Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Frank Sinatra and Mafia figures, who allegedly shared secrets with her.
His research for The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe revealed details such as her difficult childhood, an incomplete autopsy and a detective's belief that the death scene was staged.
Officially, Monroe's death on August 4, 1962, was ruled a probable suicide due to a barbiturate overdose.
Despite an official review in 1982 finding no evidence of murder, various conspiracy theories persist, including government involvement or assassination by mob figures.