In the early morning hours of August 4, 1962, the lifeless body of the most famous woman on the planet was discovered next to empty bottles of sleeping pills. Hollywood's 'blonde bombshell'—Marilyn Monroe—was dead at the age of of 36. Before the police were even called, her small bungalow filled with a cast of characters whose inconsistent stories would spark conspiracy theories that linger to this day. She would never truly rest in peace, as her life and death would become an industry built

In the early morning hours of August 4, 1962, the lifeless body of the most famous woman on the planet was discovered next to empty bottles of sleeping pills. Hollywood's 'blonde bombshell'—Marilyn Monroe—was dead at the age of of 36. Before the police were even called, her small bungalow filled with a cast of characters whose inconsistent stories would spark conspiracy theories that linger to this day. She would never truly rest in peace, as her life and death would become an industry built