Theories on Marilyn Monroe's Death |
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Some theories about who was involved with Marilyn Monroe's death.
1. The Mob:
2. Robert Kennedy:
Bobby arrived at the place, she was already in overdose mode so he took her to the hospital and she died in the ambulance. He couldn’t be the one to take her dead to the hospital so he went back to the house and called Robert Greenson who officially made the call of her death. Peter Lawford was pulled over by police office, Lynn Franklin on the night Marilyn’s death, and he had Bobby in the backseat – who was in LA according to the official record. On the tapes from the night of her death, you hear Peter, Marilyn and RFK talking and then fighting, with Peter acting as referee. There is a struggle that indicates that Marilyn was dead when RFK left. The phone then rings, someone picks it up and says nothing. Marilyn was found with the phone in her hand, which means that someone attempted to create a phone record, to prove that she was still alive but not in the state to talk, in order to clear RFK. Marilyn was taking Enema to control her weight. The book, “Double Cross” suggests that the killers lurked in the bushes, waited until RFK left after sedating her and injected the lethal suppository, in order to frame him. 3. Dr. Ralph Greenson:
4. J.Edgar Hoover
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Marilyn herself:
HOWEVER; If Marilyn Monroe was murdered by the Kennedy’s because she knew too much, why didn’t someone murder Judy Campbell? She no doubt had incriminating evidence against the Kennedys, no doubt more information that Marilyn did. The same goes for Giancana and co. If they were involved in the Kennedy assassination, why didn’t they finish the job and rub out Campbell? She has information on Giancana’s involvement with the Kennedy’s, she was running money and arranging meetings between the two – she has information on the mob connections to the white house. Why did she die of cancer instead of a mob hit? Marilyn was said to have died from an overdose of sleeping pills, however, there was a lack of pill residue in her stomach and no water to down the amount of pills she was supposed to have taken. The autopsy also discovered that a large section of her intestine, the sigmoid colon, was discolored. This part of the intestine is not far from where an outside source would be induced to the body by way of an enema. A lethal enema wouldn't leave any residue in the stomach. Many years later when asked what really happened to Monroe, Peter Lawford said, "Let's just say, poor Marilyn took her last big enema." |