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Marilyn Monroe’s Autopsy Doctor Breaks Silence After 63 Years

More than six decades after her tragic passing, Marilyn Monroe’s passing remains shrouded in controversy, intrigue, and suspicion. Officially ruled a suicide due to a barbiturate overdose, the case is once again under scrutiny — this time by the very man who conducted her original autopsy. Dr. Thomas Noguchi, now 98, served as the junior coroner on Monroe's case in 1962. Although the toxicology report confirmed lethal levels of both Nembutal and chloral hydrate, Noguchi found no pill residue in Monroe’s stomach or small intestine, raising doubts about the method of ingestion.