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Ladybbird · 08-08-20, 07:22

Marilyn Monroe Died Clutching Chilling White House Note From Her Final Phone Call

Marilyn Monroe was just 36 when she was found dead at her home on August 4, 1962

Daily Mirror UK, 8 AUG 2020.

She was the most famous woman on the planet - and one of the most controversial. Marilyn was just 36 when she passed away (Image: Hulton Archive)

But on August 4, 1962, Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her bed at home. It seemed as though she had taken her own life after years of mental health battles and issues with substance abuse.

The silver screen icon was discovered in the early hours of the morning by her housekeeper, Eunice Murray, who said she had "sensed something was wrong".

It was initially estimated she had died around five hours before her body was found and an inquest recorded her cause of death as probable suicide.

In the months leading up to her death, Marilyn had been beseiged by problems.

Despite her huge success throughout the 1950s, Marilyn's final two films - Let's Make Love and The Misfits - were both critical and commercial failures.

She was plagued by addiction to drugs and alcohol and had battled depressed for many years. During the filming of her final film, The Misfits, she had to spend a week detoxing in hospital.

Marilyn had started filming for Something's Got To Give at the start of 1962 but was later fired after taking time off, claiming she was ill.

Her marriage to acclaimed playwrite, Arthur Miller, also ended in divorced in 1961, leaving her heartbroken.

There were also her rumoured affairs with both the US President, John F Kennedy, as well as his brother, Robert.

Marilyn was rumoured to be having an affair with the US President John F Kennedy

However, in the weeks leading up to her death, Marylin seemed to have turned a corner and her life was looking up.

She was back in negotiations with the studio to resume filming on Something's Got To Give and had bought a house, which she was working on renovating herself.

Marilyn had even signed a contract to film What A Way To Go! and seemed to be looking forward to the future.

Even on the day of her death, she held meetings and was making plans for the coming weeks and months.

She had met with photographer, Lawrence Schiller, about a possible series of nude photos taken of her on set and chatted to pals on the phone.

One of the iconic scenes the The Seven Year Itch

Marilyn signed for deliveries, although she did have an argument with her publicist, Patricia Newcomb, who said the actress hadn't slept well the night before.

Ralph Greenson, the Some Like It Hot star's psychiatrist, had arrived at her home for a therapy session and was worried enough to ask her housekeeper to stay overnight.

The final known conversation marilyn had was with fellow actor, Peter Lawson, who tried to persuade her to come to a party at his house.

He became worried as he suspected she had taken drugs and her final words to him were "say goodbye to Pat, say goodbye to the president (Lawford's brother-in-law), and say goodbye to yourself, because you're a nice guy" before she drifted off.

Fearful something was very wrong, Lawson tried to call Dr Greenson and went he couldn't reach him called Marilyn's lawyer, Milton Rudin.

Robert Lawson is the last person known to have spoken to Marilyn

The lawyer called Marilyn's home where Eunice assured him the star was fine.

But when Eunice got up at around 3:30am on August 5 because she was concerned about her boss, she noticed the bedroom door was locked, could see the phone cord going under the door and the light on.

Frantic, she contacted Dr Greenson, who told her to go outside and look in through the window - there, she saw the star's naked body, lying face down on the bed.

Dr Greenson arrived and broke a window to get to the star but says she was already dead. He called her doctor, Hyman Engelberg, who arrived just before 4am and confirmed Marilyn had passed away.

However, even the 36-year-old's death, conspiracy theories about what really happened have refused to die down.

There have been conspiracy theories about what happened to Marilyn since her death (Image: Bettmann Archive)

It's widely believed that she had dalliances with JFK and is thought to have also been involved with his brother, the then Attorney General, Robert.

Less than three months before her death Marilyn's legendary rendition of Happy Birthday for JFK was performed at Madison Square Gardens.

Chillingly, the Gentlemen Prefer Blondes star had previously discussed suicide with a friend, Jeanne Carmen.

A report claims Marilyn told her fellow actress that if she was going to take her own life she would "would dress in a white nightgown, take an overdose of pills and go to bed.

"The sheets and spread would be white and she would have her hair and makeup done. A friend would be informed of the suicide to make sure that after her death she was neatly positioned and the bedroom was in order."

Chillingly, Marilyn is said to have discussed suicide with a friend (Image: Getty Images)

She was found naked, wearing no make-up and with her hair a mess.

In the aftermath of her death, it was also claimed than Robert Kennedy had visited Marilyn at home on August 4, something he always denied.

And her psychiatrist, Dr Greenslade, also claimed when he found Marilyn's body she had a phone, which was "clutched fiercely in her right hand".

Thad Brown, the Los Angeles chief of detectives, is also reported to have told the US Treasury's assistant chief of intelligence in Los Angeles had found a crumpled piece of paper amidst Marilyn's sheets.

On it was a number for the White House.

His aide said: "It was determined that she had called John Kennedy just before she died."

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However, at the time of Marilyn's death, the president wasn't in the White House and had been enjoying a break at Cape Cod.

There are reports of a phone call at just after 9am the following morning from JFK's brother-in-law and the last man known to have spoken to Marilyn, Peter Lawson.

Four days after her death, Marilyn's funeral took place. It was organised by her ex-husband, Joe DiMaggio.

The Hollywood elite were snubbed and instead 30 of her closest friends were the only guests.

Marilyn's body was interred in the Corridor of Memories and DiMaggio organised for a bouquet of red roses to be placed outside her final resting place, three times a week, for the next 20 years.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,614 Thanks: 27,637 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Marilyn Monroe Died Holding Chilling White House Note Marilyn Monroe Died Clutching Chilling White House Note From Her Final Phone Call Marilyn Monroe was just 36 when she was found dead at her home on August 4, 1962 Daily Mirror UK, 8 AUG 2020. She was the most famous woman on the planet - and one of the most controversial. Marilyn was just 36 when she passed away (Image: Hulton Archive) But on August 4, 1962, Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her bed at home. It seemed as though she had taken her own life after years of mental health battles and issues with substance abuse. The silver screen icon was discovered in the early hours of the morning by her housekeeper, Eunice Murray, who said she had "sensed something was wrong". It was initially estimated she had died around five hours before her body was found and an inquest recorded her cause of death as probable suicide. In the months leading up to her death, Marilyn had been beseiged by problems. Despite her huge success throughout the 1950s, Marilyn's final two films - Let's Make Love and The Misfits - were both critical and commercial failures. She was plagued by addiction to drugs and alcohol and had battled depressed for many years. During the filming of her final film, The Misfits, she had to spend a week detoxing in hospital. Marilyn had started filming for Something's Got To Give at the start of 1962 but was later fired after taking time off, claiming she was ill. Her marriage to acclaimed playwrite, Arthur Miller, also ended in divorced in 1961, leaving her heartbroken. There were also her rumoured affairs with both the US President, John F Kennedy, as well as his brother, Robert. Marilyn was rumoured to be having an affair with the US President John F Kennedy However, in the weeks leading up to her death, Marylin seemed to have turned a corner and her life was looking up. She was back in negotiations with the studio to resume filming on Something's Got To Give and had bought a house, which she was working on renovating herself. Marilyn had even signed a contract to film What A Way To Go! and seemed to be looking forward to the future. Even on the day of her death, she held meetings and was making plans for the coming weeks and months. She had met with photographer, Lawrence Schiller, about a possible series of nude photos taken of her on set and chatted to pals on the phone. One of the iconic scenes the The Seven Year Itch Marilyn signed for deliveries, although she did have an argument with her publicist, Patricia Newcomb, who said the actress hadn't slept well the night before. Ralph Greenson, the Some Like It Hot star's psychiatrist, had arrived at her home for a therapy session and was worried enough to ask her housekeeper to stay overnight. The final known conversation marilyn had was with fellow actor, Peter Lawson, who tried to persuade her to come to a party at his house. He became worried as he suspected she had taken drugs and her final words to him were "say goodbye to Pat, say goodbye to the president (Lawford's brother-in-law), and say goodbye to yourself, because you're a nice guy" before she drifted off. Fearful something was very wrong, Lawson tried to call Dr Greenson and went he couldn't reach him called Marilyn's lawyer, Milton Rudin. Robert Lawson is the last person known to have spoken to Marilyn The lawyer called Marilyn's home where Eunice assured him the star was fine. But when Eunice got up at around 3:30am on August 5 because she was concerned about her boss, she noticed the bedroom door was locked, could see the phone cord going under the door and the light on. Frantic, she contacted Dr Greenson, who told her to go outside and look in through the window - there, she saw the star's naked body, lying face down on the bed. Dr Greenson arrived and broke a window to get to the star but says she was already dead. He called her doctor, Hyman Engelberg, who arrived just before 4am and confirmed Marilyn had passed away. However, even the 36-year-old's death, conspiracy theories about what really happened have refused to die down. There have been conspiracy theories about what happened to Marilyn since her death (Image: Bettmann Archive) It's widely believed that she had dalliances with JFK and is thought to have also been involved with his brother, the then Attorney General, Robert. Less than three months before her death Marilyn's legendary rendition of Happy Birthday for JFK was performed at Madison Square Gardens. Chillingly, the Gentlemen Prefer Blondes star had previously discussed suicide with a friend, Jeanne Carmen. A report claims Marilyn told her fellow actress that if she was going to take her own life she would "would dress in a white nightgown, take an overdose of pills and go to bed. "The sheets and spread would be white and she would have her hair and makeup done. A friend would be informed of the suicide to make sure that after her death she was neatly positioned and the bedroom was in order." Chillingly, Marilyn is said to have discussed suicide with a friend (Image: Getty Images) She was found naked, wearing no make-up and with her hair a mess. In the aftermath of her death, it was also claimed than Robert Kennedy had visited Marilyn at home on August 4, something he always denied. And her psychiatrist, Dr Greenslade, also claimed when he found Marilyn's body she had a phone, which was "clutched fiercely in her right hand". Thad Brown, the Los Angeles chief of detectives, is also reported to have told the US Treasury's assistant chief of intelligence in Los Angeles had found a crumpled piece of paper amidst Marilyn's sheets. On it was a number for the White House. His aide said: "It was determined that she had called John Kennedy just before she died." What is happening where you live? Find out by adding your postcode. However, at the time of Marilyn's death, the president wasn't in the White House and had been enjoying a break at Cape Cod. There are reports of a phone call at just after 9am the following morning from JFK's brother-in-law and the last man known to have spoken to Marilyn, Peter Lawson. Four days after her death, Marilyn's funeral took place. It was organised by her ex-husband, Joe DiMaggio. The Hollywood elite were snubbed and instead 30 of her closest friends were the only guests. Marilyn's body was interred in the Corridor of Memories and DiMaggio organised for a bouquet of red roses to be placed outside her final resting place, three times a week, for the next 20 years. RELATED; JFK's secret notes about love affairs exposed - including Marilyn Monroe fling __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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