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A 1982 investigation into Marilyn Monroe's death, which found no evidence of homicide.
The official medical finding and contemporaneous police conclusion was that Marilyn Monroe died of acute barbiturate poisoning and that the mode of death was a “probable suicide” . Subsequent reviews,...
The primary forensic documents generated in 1962 — the autopsy report by and the contemporaneous toxicology findings that attributed death to acute barbiturate poisoning — are in circulation in public...
Books and mass media have been central to transforming ’s 1962 “probable suicide” into a constellation of by recycling weak or anonymous testimony, inventing dramatic links to , the mob and intelligen...