Well, she was and is arguably the biggest Hollywood sex symbol of all time. Of course, we're

talking about Marilyn Monroe. Her life was short and tragic, but her fame, stratospheric. And there

have always been questions about what exactly happened the night she died, as well as rumors of

her love affairs with both President Kennedy and his brother Robert.

Now there's some fascinating info about her autopsy from Hollywood's most well-known corner.

They call him Corner to the Stars. Thomas Noguchi.

I'm Patty Steele.

Did Marilyn Monroe really commit suicide?

And if so, why did the medical evidence disappear?

That's next on the backstory.

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