Marilyn Monroe’s Housekeeper Reveals Secrets About Her Final Days [r2fzVz5WuqB]
Marilyn Monroe’s Housekeeper Reveals Secrets About Her Final Days She was the most famous woman in the world. The face that sold a million magazines, the smile that defined an era, the woman every man wanted and every woman watched. And on a warm August night in 1962, Marilyn Monroe died alone in a small house in Brentwood, naked across her bed, a telephone still clutched in her hand. Only one person was in that house with her in those final hours. Not a lover. Not a friend. Her housekeeper. A quiet, gray-haired woman named Eunice Murray. For twenty years she gave the same careful answers. And then, with a film crew packing up their cameras, she said eleven words that shattered the official story forever.