A new episode of “The Killing of Marilyn Monroe” podcast has claimed that the Hollywood starlet was murdered by mafia henchmen using a combination of poisonous substances.

The podcast delves into the conspiracy theories surrounding Monroe’s death on August 5, 1962, with many biographers and investigators alleging that she was murdered.

According to biographer Danforth Prince, Monroe was visited by mafia gunman Johnny Roselli and two “hitmen” on the night of August 4, 1962, who held her against her will and administered a fatal concoction of poisonous substances into her body using a syringe.

Prince’s hypothesis is based on the investigations of author Darwin Porter, who spent 20 years probing Monroe’s death.

Prince claims that one of the men used a “chloroform-soaked washcloth” on Monroe, with the henchman then administering the fatal concoction into the actress’ body using a syringe.

Historian Bill Birnes, however, claims that the CIA carried out her murder.

“Marilyn Monroe was such a threat that they knew they had to either shut her up, get her out of town or get rid of her,” Birnes said.

The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled Monroe’s death a “probable suicide,” despite some experts arguing that authorities failed to designate her home a “crime scene” and interview the last people who saw her alive.

Private investigator Becky Altringer claims that three people who were close to Monroe played a role in her passing: her housekeeper, Eunice Murray, psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Greenson, and publicist, Patricia Newcomb.

Altringer revealed in episode 10 that she once interviewed Newcomb, who failed to give her a straight answer about whether or not Bobby Kennedy killed Monroe.

“Her answer was, ‘I hope not.’ It wasn’t no, it wasn’t yes. It was just, ‘I hope not,'” Altringer recalled.

“She was very sincere when she said it, and it made me wonder if she knew Marilyn was murdered, but she did not believe Robert Kennedy did it, or she just didn’t want to believe that. It was just an odd answer.”

Monroe’s death has long been the subject of speculation and conspiracy theories.

Some believe that she was killed because of her relationships with high-profile men, including President John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert.

Others have suggested that her death was orchestrated by the CIA or organized crime figures.

Monroe’s death shocked the world, and the actress remains an icon decades later. She was just 36 years old at the time of her passing, and her legacy continues to captivate fans around the globe.

Despite the many theories surrounding her death, it is unlikely that we will ever know the full truth about what happened on that fateful night in 1962.

In recent years, interest in Monroe has continued to grow, with new documentaries, books, and podcasts shedding new light on her life and career.

The latest episode of “The Killing of Marilyn Monroe” adds another chapter to the ongoing debate surrounding her untimely death.

While we may never know for sure what happened to the Hollywood legend, her impact on the world of entertainment and popular culture is undeniable.

As the podcast continues to explore the conspiracy theories surrounding Monroe’s death, fans and experts alike will be eager to learn more about this fascinating figure and the events that led to her tragic passing.

While the truth may remain elusive, the legacy of Marilyn Monroe will continue to captivate and inspire generations to come.