detectivewannabe
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Marilyn Monroe's death.....Murder, Suicide, Accidental Overdose?
I like conspiracy theories (Although I rarely believe them) so I wonder why you think this?michelle said:I think it may have been murder.
Amraann said:I like conspiracy theories (Although I rarely believe them) so I wonder why you think this?
Really good post.dark_shadows said:What was Larry impling here...
Part of the interveiw with Tony Curtis;
CURTIS: OK. Marilyn -- Marilyn, you know, had to capitulate and give in a lot of areas the beginning of her career. She was a very beautiful woman, and the only way a young woman in those days could make it -- maybe today, too -- was to make themselves accessible to men's passions and lust. OK?
KING: Are you saying she slept around?
CURTIS: I beg your pardon.
KING: She slept around?
CURTIS: Well, that's a nice way to put it, yes.
KING: OK. CURTIS: And so she -- she never forgot that, though. You see, most of us take those slings and arrows as part of the living experience, and as we get a little older, things change for us. It never happened with Marilyn. Marilyn never changed. She never forgot that humiliation of having to drop on her knees.
Thank-you for the post CP.concernedperson said:Really good post.
dark_shadows said:What was Larry impling here...
Part of the interveiw with Tony Curtis;
CURTIS: OK. Marilyn -- Marilyn, you know, had to capitulate and give in a lot of areas the beginning of her career. She was a very beautiful woman, and the only way a young woman in those days could make it -- maybe today, too -- was to make themselves accessible to men's passions and lust. OK?
KING: Are you saying she slept around?
CURTIS: I beg your pardon.
KING: She slept around?
CURTIS: Well, that's a nice way to put it, yes.
KING: OK. CURTIS: And so she -- she never forgot that, though. You see, most of us take those slings and arrows as part of the living experience, and as we get a little older, things change for us. It never happened with Marilyn. Marilyn never changed. She never forgot that humiliation of having to drop on her knees.
Hi Amrann. I have just always felt she was murdered because I heard that they found drugs in her rectum and the way everything in her room seemed tampered with.It just seems like a set up. Its been awhile since I have read much on it but I think she was depressed and very vulnerable to many men and maybe she "knew too much" of something and she was done in....Who knows though. I just think its really weird to have drugs in your rectum, thats nasty. If its true??Amraann said:I like conspiracy theories (Although I rarely believe them) so I wonder why you think this?
Jeana (DP) said:The accidental overdose makes sense until you hear that one of her last telephone calls that night was to her best friend asking if she would bring over a sleeping pill because Marily was out of them. They found bottles of them next to her bed the next morning though. Interesting . . .
I saw a documentary on Marilyn and the controversy the other day. What I found sad was that the woman whom Marilyn called was on it . . . she's had so much plastic surgery and botox that she could barely open her mouth to speak. My daughter and I watched with disbelief at just how stiff her entire face is. Very freaky.
kato said:If it was 48 hrs. I saw it also. That lady is Jeanne Carmen and yes she does look hideous.
Jeana (DP) said:Did you see the pictures from when she was younger? She was absolutely STUNNING. One of the most beautiful women I can remember seeing.
She probably would have aged beautifully.kato said:Yes, she was very beautiful. I've always wondered how MM would have aged.
michelle said:She probably would have aged beautifully.
She would be 80 I think. If she stayed away from all the cosmetic stuff you are right on that.shopper said:If she'd have avoided awful plastic surgery and botox, but MM seemed to be very insecure so I doubt she would've left her looks to nature. How old would she be now, in her 70's?