The Death of Marilyn Monroe by Alyse Delcambre
On August 5, 1962, after many failed attempts to communicate with Marilyn Monroe through her bedroom door, an innocent house keeper, Eunice Murray, and psychiatrist, Ralph Greeson, kicked the barrier down and discovered her lifeless corpse lying face-down next to a scattered bottle of pills (Vultaggio). Eunice Murray explained “I was alarmed,” after noticing a telephone wire outside the door that was plugged in down the hall. Marilyn normally disconnected the phone at night so, as a result, Murray called Ralph Greenson who began to analyze Marilyn’s mechanism of injury that could have caused her death. (Youtube). A series of strange coincidences and lack of evidence have raised questions on how the famous American sex symbol actually died. However, to the disappointment of the unreasonably suspicious conspirators, the most logical explanation rejects dramatic fabrications of murder and suicide and confirms a more realist...