Pill-popping blonde was loose cannon who knew too much
Screen siren Marilyn Monroe knew too much about her many high-powered and notorious lovers, and her threats to spill the beans sealed her fate.
The 36-year-old Some Like It Hot bombshell’s demise on Aug. 5, 1962, was ruled a probable suicide due to “acute barbiturate poisoning” by the L.A. coroner.
But the real cause of her death was much darker — and now a gripping 12-part podcast, The Killing of Marilyn Monroe, starting on Aug. 19, promises to reveal the ugly truth and shocking identity of her murderer.
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