Jen, Ashley, and Olivia discuss theories about Marilyn Monroe's death, separating documented facts from speculation, following Donald Wolfe's 1998 book Last Days of Marilyn Monroe. They review claims that Monroe may have been a homicide victim tied to alleged Kennedy relationships and potential political fallout, including testimony from Deputy DA John Miner suggesting drugs entered through the large intestine (possibly via enema) and questions about missing organ samples. They examine Peter Lawford's (yes, Jen gets it right this time) reported sedated phone call and contrast it with Joe DiMaggio Jr.'s later account that Monroe sounded normal, plus disputed time-of-death estimates. They highlight shifting statements by housekeeper/nurse Eunice Murray, delays in contacting police, Sergeant Jack Clemmons' discomfort with the "soldier position" and orderly pill bottles, and a broken window with contested glass patterns. They cover alternative explanations including medical negligence, accidental overdose, narrative control, intelligence monitoring, and organized crime connections, noting the 1982 DA review found no conclusive homicide evidence, and the death remains listed as "probable suicide."

00:00 Listener Warning

00:16 Meet the Hosts

00:52 Cold Open Banter

01:48 Marilyn Death Theories

04:35 Wolfe Kennedy Theory

07:52 Autopsy Enema Evidence

13:59 Peter Lawford Call

19:21 Eunice Murray Timeline

30:00 Conflicting Phone Calls

32:45 Clemmons Scene Doubts

36:04 Soldier Pose Window

43:48 Intermission Plug

44:39 House Layout Window

46:11 Odd Scene Details

46:57 Kennedy Timeline Debate

49:57 Claims Versus Facts

50:31 Toxicology And Drug Risks

56:07 Theory Medical Negligence

57:02 Theory: Accidental Overdose

01:03:27 Theory: Timeline Shifts

01:10:20 Theory: Narrative Control

01:12:18 FBI CIA Surveillance Theory

01:15:48 Mob And Staging Theories

01:22:06 Why The Case Endures

01:28:29 Final Reflections And Wrap