Six long decades after Marilyn Monroe’s passing froze Hollywood, the man who performed her autopsy has broken his silence, raising serious questions about the case.
Thomas Noguchi was just 37 years old and one of the newest deputy coroners in Los Angeles County in August 1962 when he was tasked with examining the body of the world’s most famous blonde bombshell.
Officially, the 36-year-old star was ruled a victim of “probable self-harm” caused by an overdose of sedatives, but Noguchi claims that there’s more to the story.
