Marilyn - Her Final Days

The 1982 District Attorney’s report on Marilyn Monroe’s death concluded:

If Marilyn Monroe did not commit suicide or suffer an accidental drug overdose, then she was murdered.

Her murder would have required a massive in-place conspiracy covering all the principals at the death scene on August 4 and 5 1962; the actual killer, or killers, the Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner; the autopsy surgeon; and most of all, the police officers assigned to the case, as well as their superiors at the LAPD.

But this is exactly what happened.

A new play that explores not only Marilyn Monroe's last few days alive but also her death and the massive cover-up that ensued on the night of her passing.

By Vicki McKellar.