On August 5, 1962, 36-year-old Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her bed, wrapped in her champagne sheets and reaching for her phone, with over a dozen pill bottles on the table beside her

Though her death was officially attributed to a "probable suicide" due to an overdose of barbiturates, others have pointed to omissions and oddities in her autopsy report — and have suggested that she was actually murdered instead. Indeed, even the Deputy District Attorney of Los Angeles County claimed that it was more likely that Monroe was murdered because she had been found with enough drugs in her system to kill 10 people.