Uncovering the Mysteries Behind Marilyn Monroe's Death

Marilyn Monroe's death has always been a topic of intrigue. Now, a well-known writer, James Patterson, has added fuel to the fire. He believes Monroe was murdered, not a victim of suicide. This claim comes from his new book, "The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe: A True Crime Thriller. " Patterson shared his thoughts in an interview. He mentioned Monroe's close ties with powerful figures. These included President Kennedy, his brother Robert, and even mobsters. He suggested that Monroe knew too much. This knowledge might have put her in danger. Many people are unaware of the full story. Patterson himself admitted he didn't know much before researching. He highlighted Monroe's tough childhood. She spent time in 11 foster homes and struggled with a stutter. Patterson also pointed out issues with the investigation. The autopsy was incomplete, and a detective thought the scene was staged. Official reports say Monroe died by suicide. An overdose of sedatives was the cause. But Patterson's book presents a different angle. It's a work of fiction, but it raises questions. Monroe was a huge star, yet her life ended tragically.