Hey there, let me tell you something fascinating. The podcast "The Killing of Marilyn Monroe" dives deep into the life and mysterious death of one of Hollywood's most iconic figures. Experts suggest that her so-called suicide was staged, but here's the kicker—her psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Greenson, might have played a significant role in her demise by administering a fatal injection to her chest. This explosive revelation comes to light in the latest episode.
Dr. Ralph Greenson: The Man Behind the Curtain
In episode 11 of this gripping podcast, listeners discover how Dr. Ralph Greenson became more than just a therapist to Marilyn Monroe in the 1960s. The bond between them grew stronger over time, leading to an inappropriate relationship that blurred professional boundaries. According to entertainment journalist Charles Casillo, Dr. Greenson fell deeply in love with Marilyn, much like many others who crossed her path. "He wasn't immune to her charm," Casillo explained, adding that their relationship went beyond the therapeutic setting, involving intimate encounters.
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The Fateful Night: August 5, 1962
Let's rewind to the night of August 4, 1962. A heated argument erupted involving Marilyn, Peter Lawford, and Bobby Kennedy. The tension was palpable, and it culminated in a call to Dr. Greenson. Bobby Kennedy urgently summoned him, expressing concern about Marilyn's fragile state. He feared she might expose secrets that could jeopardize everyone involved. The solution? Sedate her quickly. Dr. Greenson arrived at her residence, but instead of calming her down, he became her final visitor. Experts theorize that his actions that night sealed Marilyn's fate.
What happened next remains shrouded in mystery, but investigators agree on one thing: Dr. Greenson administered some form of injection or enema to Marilyn. Becky Altringer, a dedicated researcher into Marilyn's death, strongly believes that Dr. Greenson's intervention was fatal. She claims that the psychiatrist's actions were premeditated, using a needle to end Marilyn's life.
Unanswered Questions and Sealed Secrets
It's worth noting that Marilyn's death was mishandled from the start. The police failed to treat her home as a crime scene, and one officer even admitted that it seemed staged. Fast forward to today, and Dr. Greenson's files are stored at UCLA, with some sealed until January 1, 2039. Becky Altringer managed to access a few unsealed documents, revealing Dr. Greenson's alleged confession about administering the fatal needle. Interestingly, among the sealed files, there are books and letters blaming Dr. Greenson for Marilyn's death.
