Investigator uncovers issues in Monroe death

Paul Holes is revisiting Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 death, questioning the official ruling of suicide due to inconsistencies found at the scene. He highlights the poorly documented investigation, notably the arranged pill bottles and absence of prescription capsules, which raise doubts about whether her death was truly intentional. Holes suggests that further investigation into witness accounts and medical treatment history is necessary, as the case remains surrounded by speculation and unresolved questions.

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