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Investigator Doubts Marilyn Monroe Suicide
19 Jun
Summary
- Investigator Paul Holes questions official ruling on Marilyn Monroe's death.
- Holes believes powerful individuals may have influenced the investigation.
- The documentary explores Monroe's affairs with the Kennedy brothers.
Investigator Paul Holes has expressed significant doubts regarding the official suicide ruling of Marilyn Monroe's death in 1962. Holes suggests that powerful figures might have influenced the outcome of the investigation. He believes the case initially warranted a homicide investigation until proven otherwise.
The investigator contends that the perceived incompetence of the LAPD might not fully explain the handling of the case, implying external forces were at play. Our new documentary, "Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe," examines Monroe's final moments, her reported relationships with President John F. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy, and other evidence that contradicts the official account of her death.
