Something Smelled Fishy
Doubts surrounding Marilyn Monroe’s death were intensified by those who suspected a cover-up. In 1982, an investigation by the LA District Attorney unearthed a startling revelation: an ambulance had been summoned to Marilyn’s residence while she was still alive, contradicting earlier accounts. Adding to the intrigue, the head of the ambulance that transported Marilyn to the hospital made a puzzling statement, declaring that she had “passed away at the hospital,” a stark departure from the previous narrative.
Furthermore, the initial police officer at the scene, Jack Clemmons, harbored a belief that the death scene had been meticulously staged. The room appeared eerily tidy, with freshly arranged linens and even the housekeeper was found engrossed in laundry, casting further shadows of doubt on the circumstances surrounding Marilyn’s untimely demise.
