New clues on Marilyn Monroe's death
New evidence has revealed that the death of star Marilyn Monroe in 1962 was caused by severe medical negligence resulting from her taking a lethal mixture of drugs, including chloral hydrate and nimetazepam, rather than a political conspiracy as previously believed. Researchers discovered a prescription signed by her personal doctor that included chloral hydrate, which contradicts his earlier statements. It is believed that the doctor concealed the use of the second drug out of fear of accountability. The evidence indicates that her mental state was deteriorating before her death, and she had consumed a large quantity of medication sufficient to kill her. The cause of death is attributed to medical errors and mismanagement of her treatment, not external conspiracies.
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