Marilyn Monroe did not die the way officials claim, according to TMZ's new FOX primetime show "Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe."
The show uses groundbreaking AI to create a never-before-seen replica of Monroe's house, allowing crime scene investigators to examine all the evidence.
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They found gigantic holes in the official story. The LAPD and Coroner ruled Monroe's death a "probable suicide" from a drug overdose.
But investigators point out several inconsistencies. Where is the water glass in her bedroom?
Why are the sheets in pristine condition when overdoses are typically messy? The positioning of her body does not match how she actually died.
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The conclusion: someone staged the crime scene.
Investigators also delve into Monroe's final hours, including her affairs with President John F. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy.
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They examine the role of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, who feared Monroe could compromise national security.
"Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe" premieres Sunday on FOX at 8 PM Eastern, 7 Central.
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