Argumentative Essay On Marilyn Monroe
Throughout history, people have been obsessed with Marilyn Monroe’s fame and beauty, but not her alleged suicide mystery. Monroe’s suicide is a well-known and highly disputed case with many theories claiming different way she was supposedly murdered. However all these supposed solutions are great, none stand out as much as the proposition that her doctor, Ralph Greenson, killed her by lethal injection per request of the Kennedys because they did not want her to expose the ample amount of secrets told to her. The legendary model, actress, and role model, Marilyn Monroe legacy came to an end when she was found dead. On the night of August 5, 1996, “Movie actress Marilyn Monroe is found dead in her home in Los Angeles. She was discovered lying
nude on her bed, face down, with a telephone in one hand”(Marilyn Monroe Found Dead). Before Monroe died, “It was learned that medical authorities believed Miss Monroe had been in a depressed mood recently. She was unkempt and in need of a manicure and pedicure, indicating listlessness and a lack of interest in maintaining her usually glamorous appearance, the authorities added” (Hertell and Neff). After her death, “Miss Monroe's body was discovered after her housekeeper and companion, Mrs. Eunice Murray, awoke about 3 a.m. and saw a light still burning in the actress' room” (Hertell and Neff). After Kennedy found out about the little red diary and that Marilyn was about to expose the Kennedys, “Bobby Kennedy was determined to shut her up, regardless of the consequences” (Howe). All of this evidence was extremely important to the case and the investigators. After all the evidence from Miss Monroe’s death has been analyzed, it is necessary to have a synthesis of all prior conclusions. The accumulation of all these facts and statistics will surely point to the killer being none other than Dr. Ralph Greenson.
nude on her bed, face down, with a telephone in one hand”(Marilyn Monroe Found Dead). Before Monroe died, “It was learned that medical authorities believed Miss Monroe had been in a depressed mood recently. She was unkempt and in need of a manicure and pedicure, indicating listlessness and a lack of interest in maintaining her usually glamorous appearance, the authorities added” (Hertell and Neff). After her death, “Miss Monroe's body was discovered after her housekeeper and companion, Mrs. Eunice Murray, awoke about 3 a.m. and saw a light still burning in the actress' room” (Hertell and Neff). After Kennedy found out about the little red diary and that Marilyn was about to expose the Kennedys, “Bobby Kennedy was determined to shut her up, regardless of the consequences” (Howe). All of this evidence was extremely important to the case and the investigators. After all the evidence from Miss Monroe’s death has been analyzed, it is necessary to have a synthesis of all prior conclusions. The accumulation of all these facts and statistics will surely point to the killer being none other than Dr. Ralph Greenson.