Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe fue hallada inconsciente en el dormitorio de su casa de Brentwood

Marilyn Monroe cuyo nombre real era Norma Jeane Mortenson nació el 1 de junio de 1926 en
los ángeles california, fue una actriz muy importante en el siglo 20, Marilyn tuvo muchos
problemas en sus niñez debido a que pasó de familia en familia por los problemas de adicción
de su madre.

Marilyn se casa por primera vez con el hijo de un policía que vivía en el barrio donde estaba
habitando ella con una de esas familias, cuando su esposo entra en la segunda guerra
mundial, Marilyn entra a trabajar y un periodista la lanza a la fama al tomarle fotos para un
reportaje del papel de las mujeres en la guerra. Con su primera película Niagara, la carrera de
Marilyn aumenta.

Se segundo matrimonio fue con uno de los beisbolistas mas importantes de los yankees,
cuando sale “The seven year itch”, una de las película más famosas de la actriz, a su actual
esposo no le gustaba la imagen que Marilyn daba en el audiovisual y tras muchos problemas,
se separaron.

En 1956 se casa por tercera vez con un judío, en 1959 empieza a tener varios quebrantos de
salud y el auge de su fama bajó, durante este tiempo perdió a su primer hijo por un aborto
espontaneo.

La actriz empieza a asistir al psiquiatra a causa de la depresión que estaba atravesando, en

Marilyn asistió al cumpleaños de J.F Kennedy, donde se da la escena en la que esta le canta
el cumpleaños.

El 5 de agosto de 1962 muere Marilyn Monroe, encontrada por su ama de llaves muerta en su
cuarto, con el celular en la mano y las luces prendidas y un frasco grande de nembutal,
indicando una sobredosis.

TEORIAS

Actualmente hay muchas teorías que dicen que Marilyn no se suicidó como se pensaba desde
el principio, algunas razones son:

-Cuando Marilyn fue encontrada muerta su cuarto estaba particularmente ordenado, y para
todas aquellas personas que la conocían era un hecho sospecho ya que para Marilyn
mantener sus cosas en su lugar no era algo importante.

-Estaba desnuda, boca abajo y el examen forense dictaminó que ella murió boca arriba, no en
la posición en la que fue encontrada , la ropa que usó ese día se estaba lavando y las
sábanas estaban perfectamente limpias, todo apuntaba a que su ama de llaves limpió la
habitación antes de que la policía llegara.
-Marilyn presentaba golpes en el cuerpo y todos los registros en las llamadas de Marilyn
desaparecieron.

SOSPECHAS:

-Se dice que J.F Kennedy y su cuñado empezaron a tener una relación extramatrimonial con
Marilyn ya que ella era invitada a muchos ventos relacionadas con la familia. Marilyn se sentía
usada por los Kennedy y amenazaba con publicar información muy peligrosa si ellos la seguía
usando.

-Marilyn amenazó con convocar una rueda de presa para cotar todos los secretos de los
Kennedy, Robert y John Kennedy tenían miedo de que esto sucediera y por eso se dice que
mandaron a matarla aliándose con el psiquiatra de Marilyn para que le inyectara una
inyección.

-En el examen forense se encontró que Marilyn no tenía rastro de ningún medicamento en su
estómago y le encontraron una costilla rota como prueba de que la causa de su muerte no
había sido una sobredosis y que antes de morir ella forcejeó con alguien.

-También se habla de una enema, es decir limpiaron todo lo que tenia Marilyn en el intestino
después de provocarle una sobredosis con el medicamento y al morir, quitar todo aquello que
podía dar indicios de su muerte por sobredosis, por esto se dice que lavaron las sabanas y
cambiaron la posición en la que estaba.

-Un vecino de Marilyn dijo que 5 horas antes había una ambulancia fuera de la casa de
Marilyn, que no se movió hasta que sucedieron los hechos y fueron por ella.

TESTIGOS:

-EUNICE MURRAY: Dama de llaves de Marilyn.

-Norman Jeffries: Yerno de Eunice Murray, el día antes de la muerte de Marilyn estuvo
trabajando en su casa.

-Fred Otash: Detective privado que instaló varios micrófonos secretos en la casa de Marilyn.

-Pat Newcomb: Agente de prensa y secretaria de Marilyn.

-Ralph Greenson: Psiquiatra de Marilyn.

-Norman Hodges: Policía retirado que dijo haber asesinado a Marilyn porque era un peligro
para el estado.

Todos giran alrededor de diversas discusiones que tuvo Marilyn tanto con los Kennedy como
con sus secretaria y su dama de llaves, el yerno de ella, el detective mediante los audios y su
psiquiatra presenciaron .
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Marilyn Monroe was found unconscious in the bedroom of her home in Brentwood, California
by her housekeeper, Eunice Murray, just after eleven o'clock at night on Saturday, August 4,
1962.

Marilyn Monroe whose real name was Norma Jeane Mortenson was born on June 1, 1926 in
Los Angeles, California, she was a very important actress in the 20th century, Marilyn had
many problems in her childhood because she passed from family to family due to the problems
of his mother's addiction.

Marilyn marries for the first time the son of a policeman who lived in the neighborhood where
she was living with one of those families, when her husband enters the Second World War,
Marilyn goes to work and a journalist launches her to fame by take photos of her for a report on
the role of women in war. With the first film of her Niagara of her, Marilyn's career increases.

Her second marriage was with one of the most important baseball players of the Yankees,
when "The Seven Year Itch" came out, one of the actress's most famous films, her current
husband did not like the image that Marilyn gave in the audiovisual and After many problems,
they separated.

In 1956 she married a Jew for the third time, in 1959 she began to have several health
problems and the rise of her fame came down from her, during this time she lost her first child
due to a miscarriage.

The actress began to see a psychiatrist because of the depression she was going through, in
1961 she divorced her third marriage due to all these problems, for which her depression
worsened.

She Marilyn attended JF Kennedy's birthday, where she is given the scene in which she sings
her birthday to him.

On August 5, 1962, Marilyn Monroe died, found by her housekeeper dead in her room, with her
cell phone in her hand and the lights on and a large vial of nembutal, indicating an overdose.

THEORIES
Currently there are many theories that say that Marilyn did not commit suicide as thought from
the beginning, some reasons are:

-When Marilyn was found dead, her room was particularly tidy, and for all those people who
knew her it was a suspicious fact since for Marilyn keeping her things in her place was not
something important.

-She was naked, face down and the forensic examination ruled that she died face up, not in
the position in which she was found, the clothes she wore that day were being washed and the
sheets were perfectly clean, everything indicated that her housekeeper keys cleaned the room
before the police arrived.

-Marilyn had blows to her body and all records of Marilyn's calls disappeared.

SUSPECTS:

-It is said that JF Kennedy and her brother-in-law began to have an extramarital relationship
with Marilyn since she was invited to many events related to the family. Marilyn felt used by the
Kennedys and threatened to publish very dangerous information if they continued to use her.

-Marilyn threatened to call a press conference to reveal all the Kennedys' secrets, Robert and
John Kennedy were afraid that this would happen and that is why it is said that they ordered
her to be killed, allying with Marilyn's psychiatrist to inject her with an injection.

-In the forensic examination it was found that Marilyn had no trace of any medication in her
stomach and they found a broken rib as proof that the cause of her death had not been an
overdose and that before dying she struggled with someone.

-There is also talk of an enema, that is, they cleaned everything that Marilyn had in the
intestine after causing an overdose with the medicine and when she died, they removed
everything that could give evidence of her death by overdose, for this it is said that they
washed the sheets and changed the position in which he was.

-A Marilyn's neighbor said that 5 hours before her there was an ambulance outside Marilyn's
house, which did not move until the events happened and they went for her.

WITNESSES:
-EUNICE MURRAY: Marilyn's housekeeper.

-Norman Jeffries: Eunice Murray's son-in-law, the day before Marilyn's death he was working in
her house.

-Fred Otash: Private detective who installed several secret microphones in Marilyn's house.

-Pat Newcomb: Marilyn's secretary and press agent.

-Ralph Greenson: Marilyn's psychiatrist.

-Norman Hodges: Retired policeman who said he murdered Marilyn because she was a
danger to the state.

They all revolve around various discussions that Marilyn had both with the Kennedys and with
her secretary and her housekeeper, her son-in-law, the detective through the audios and her
psychiatrist witnessed.