Investigator Uncovers New Concerns in Marilyn Monroe's Death

WHO:

NY Post - Paul Holes, a retired investigator known for his work on the Golden State Killer case, is revisiting Marilyn Monroe's death.

TMZ - Marilyn Monroe, a cultural icon, is the subject of the investigation.

WHAT:

Fox News - Paul Holes questions the ruling of probable suicide in Marilyn Monroe's death and cites inconsistencies at the crime scene.

TMZ - The new show "Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe" suggests that Monroe's death may have been a murder rather than a suicide.

TMZ - The show claims to use A.I. technology to recreate the crime scene, indicating that Monroe's death was staged.

WHERE:

NY Post - The investigation is featured in a special airing on Fox.

WHEN:

TMZ - The show "Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe" is set to air on Sunday at 8 PM ET.

WHY:

TMZ - The investigation into Monroe's death may be linked to her alleged affairs with JFK and RFK, suggesting a possible murder plot involving the Kennedys.

HOW:

TMZ - A.I. technology is utilized to create a replica of the crime scene, aiming to demonstrate that the official account of Monroe's death is inaccurate.

(UPDATED June 22, 2026 03:27 UTC)

Retired investigator Paul Holes, known for his work on the Golden State Killer case, is revisiting the circumstances surrounding Marilyn Monroe's death, questioning the ruling of probable suicide and citing inconsistencies at the crime scene. A new show titled "Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe," set to air on Sunday at 8 PM ET on Fox, suggests that her death may have been a murder rather than a suicide, using A.I. technology to recreate the crime scene and indicate that it was staged. The investigation is reportedly linked to Monroe's alleged affairs with JFK and RFK, hinting at a potential murder plot involving the Kennedys.