More than 60 years after Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her Los Angeles home, a new investigation is challenging the long‑standing conclusion that the Hollywood icon died by suicide, suggesting instead that her death may be tied to what she allegedly knew about President John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert and sensitive US government secrets.
The claims are explored in Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe, a new television special that uses artificial intelligence to recreate Monroe's home and final hours. Investigators involved in the programme argue that key elements of the death scene were staged and point to alleged inconsistencies in the official account of the actress's death in August 1962.
