NormaJeane
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Marilyn Monroe died of an overdose of barbiturates in 1962 when it was common for doctors to prescribe Nembutal. She was found dead in her home 12305 5th Helena Drive in Los Angeles with her housekeeper Eunice Murray and her doctors Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson. Marilyn was lying on her bed in an unnatural position as if her body had been moved. Marilyn used to take the sleeping medicines Nembutal, Librium and Chloral Hydrate in tablets, injections and enemas. The doctor Thomas Noguchi who performed the autopsy of Marilyn Monroe said that the cause of death propably was suicide. Pentobarbital and Chloral Hydrate was found in the blood, drugs enough to kill 20 people. But the autopsy was inadequate - some organs were not examined and disappeared.
Eunice Murray, Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson changed their stories about what happened the evening repeatedly. To the question: "Was Robert Kennedy at 12305 5th Helena Drive on August 4, 1962?" Eunice Murray answered: No 1973, 1975 and Yes 1986. To the question: "Was the door to Marilyn´s bedroom locked?" Eunice Murray answered: Yes 1962, 1963, 1973, 1975 and No 1982 and 1986. To the question: "When did you look in Marilyn´s bedroom window?" Eunice Murray answered: 3.30 AM 1962, 2.00 AM 1963 and Midnight 1973. To the question: "What made you check on Marilyn?" Eunice Murray answered: Light 1962, 1963 and Phone cord 1973. Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson changed their stories about what time they came to 12305 5th Helena Drive several times.
The policeman Jack Clemmons who first came to the place considered that Marilyn had been murdered, but the police never managed to solve the case. The goddess is buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles. There are several theories about the death of Marilyn Monroe. Was it suicide, a medical mistake or murder?
1. Suicide. Marilyn had tried to commit suicide several times before, but then she had been disovered and taken to hospital. She was manodrepressive and was addicted to sleeping medication. Marilyn Monroe overdosed medication consciously to die.
2. Medical mistake. Marilyn Monroe was sleep deprived the day she died and needed more sleep medicine. Marilyn´s doctors Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson provided enema or injection to the housekeeper Eunice Murray with instructions how to use it. Eunice Murray had no medical education and maybe she overdosed by mistake. When the policeman Jack Clemmons came to 12305 5th Helena Drive and found Marilyn Monroe dead, Eunice Murray was doing the laundry in the middle of the night - and why would a housekeeper be doing the laundry at such an hour unless the bedclothing had become soiled as a result of the administration of drugs. Eunice Murray and Ralph Greenson was at 12305 5th Helena Drive with a dead Marilyn Monroe. The body was turned on its back to revive her, but no attempts were made because it was too late. A window had to be broken so that it would appear as if forced entry had been necessary. Soiled linen had to be cleanded. Ralph Greenson and Eunice Murray had to fabricate an account and they had to rehearse it. That is why they changed their stories several times for the police.
3. Murder. Marilyn had threatened to hold a press conference and reveal her affairs with the Kennedy brothers. Robert Kennedy then threatened her that there were ways to keep her quiet. Later the same day, Robert Kennedy and two other men came to 12305 5th Helena Drive and gave Marilyn an injection of Nembutal. An ambulance came to the house, but then Ralph Greenson arrived and gave Marilyn an injection of Nembutal in her heart. She was murdered by her doctor Ralph Greenson. (But according to Donald Spoto in the biography of Marilyn Monroe, Robert Kennedy never shared a bed with Marilyn Monroe. She only met Robert Kennedy and John F Kennedy four times. There was no passionate love affair between the president and Marilyn Monroe.)
Suicide, medical mistake or murder? We will never know. But Marilyn Monroe is the legend that never dies.
Eunice Murray, Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson changed their stories about what happened the evening repeatedly. To the question: "Was Robert Kennedy at 12305 5th Helena Drive on August 4, 1962?" Eunice Murray answered: No 1973, 1975 and Yes 1986. To the question: "Was the door to Marilyn´s bedroom locked?" Eunice Murray answered: Yes 1962, 1963, 1973, 1975 and No 1982 and 1986. To the question: "When did you look in Marilyn´s bedroom window?" Eunice Murray answered: 3.30 AM 1962, 2.00 AM 1963 and Midnight 1973. To the question: "What made you check on Marilyn?" Eunice Murray answered: Light 1962, 1963 and Phone cord 1973. Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson changed their stories about what time they came to 12305 5th Helena Drive several times.
The policeman Jack Clemmons who first came to the place considered that Marilyn had been murdered, but the police never managed to solve the case. The goddess is buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles. There are several theories about the death of Marilyn Monroe. Was it suicide, a medical mistake or murder?
1. Suicide. Marilyn had tried to commit suicide several times before, but then she had been disovered and taken to hospital. She was manodrepressive and was addicted to sleeping medication. Marilyn Monroe overdosed medication consciously to die.
2. Medical mistake. Marilyn Monroe was sleep deprived the day she died and needed more sleep medicine. Marilyn´s doctors Hyman Engelberg and Ralph Greenson provided enema or injection to the housekeeper Eunice Murray with instructions how to use it. Eunice Murray had no medical education and maybe she overdosed by mistake. When the policeman Jack Clemmons came to 12305 5th Helena Drive and found Marilyn Monroe dead, Eunice Murray was doing the laundry in the middle of the night - and why would a housekeeper be doing the laundry at such an hour unless the bedclothing had become soiled as a result of the administration of drugs. Eunice Murray and Ralph Greenson was at 12305 5th Helena Drive with a dead Marilyn Monroe. The body was turned on its back to revive her, but no attempts were made because it was too late. A window had to be broken so that it would appear as if forced entry had been necessary. Soiled linen had to be cleanded. Ralph Greenson and Eunice Murray had to fabricate an account and they had to rehearse it. That is why they changed their stories several times for the police.
3. Murder. Marilyn had threatened to hold a press conference and reveal her affairs with the Kennedy brothers. Robert Kennedy then threatened her that there were ways to keep her quiet. Later the same day, Robert Kennedy and two other men came to 12305 5th Helena Drive and gave Marilyn an injection of Nembutal. An ambulance came to the house, but then Ralph Greenson arrived and gave Marilyn an injection of Nembutal in her heart. She was murdered by her doctor Ralph Greenson. (But according to Donald Spoto in the biography of Marilyn Monroe, Robert Kennedy never shared a bed with Marilyn Monroe. She only met Robert Kennedy and John F Kennedy four times. There was no passionate love affair between the president and Marilyn Monroe.)
Suicide, medical mistake or murder? We will never know. But Marilyn Monroe is the legend that never dies.
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