I’m not an avid fan of this Hollywood icon until I get to watch an episode in the Discovery Channel. Marilyn Monroe (born as Norma Jeane Mortensen) was so controversial in a sense that her popularity was widespread in the past, and is still affecting the present, likewise, will be existent in the future. I watched (I think last week) by chance the episode of Unsolved History segment in the Discovery Channel which tackled the issue whether Monroe did commit suicide or was murdered. It was pretty amazing in every moment of an hour episode because technology and science today really paved the way to experiment and to determine things only knowledgeable people could do. Every observation and few evidences of Monroe’s death were very important and thus made some people to seek for more answers to such incident. After I watched the episode, I acknowledged Marilyn Monroe as an individual, not judging on the fact whether she was suicidal nor murdered.
Visit Discovery Channel for more info about Monroe (if you didn't watch the episode).
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I’m not an avid fan of this 