Did the FBI Silence Marilyn Monroe Over Kennedy Secrets?

For over six decades, Marilyn Monroe’s death has been officially ruled a suicide. But a new investigation challenges everything we thought we knew about what happened to Hollywood’s biggest star on that fateful night.

TMZ has released Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe, a new series airing Sunday at 8 PM ET on FOX that digs into the inconsistencies plaguing the original case. Using never-before-seen AI reconstruction of Marilyn’s house and analysis from three crime scene investigators, the show exposes massive holes in the official narrative. The evidence suggests the crime scene was staged—and people went to extraordinary lengths to cover up what really happened.

Here’s where it gets complicated: Marilyn was simultaneously involved with President John F. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy. When both men abruptly cut off their relationships with her shortly before her death, alarms sounded across the intelligence community. She had reportedly told friends that JFK and RFK shared classified information with her, including details about Project Moon Dust—an Air Force program to recover fallen space debris stored at secret locations, including Area 51. She also claimed JFK confided in her about his personal doubts regarding the morality of the atomic bomb.

FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover viewed Marilyn as a national security threat. His file on her labeled her a Communist sympathizer whose access to top-secret information was compromising national security. The burning question: Did the FBI and CIA play a role in silencing her?

Whether you believe the official story or not, one thing is clear—the official account doesn’t hold up to scrutiny. Watch Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe on FOX at 8 PM ET, 7 Central to see what the investigators uncovered.