| Record | OBS-0522 |
|---|---|
| Category | History/Assassinations |
| Status | UNPROVEN |
| Summary | Some theories claim that Robert F. Kennedy was present at Monroe's home on the night of her death and that he or his associates orchestrated a cover-up. The play 'The Marilyn Conspiracy' dramatizes this idea, suggesting that friends and associates were part of a cover-up of male violence. No evidence supports RFK's presence. |
| Origin | This theory emerged in the years after Monroe's death, popularized by books and later dramatized in the 2024 play. |
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| Evidence / consensus | There is no credible evidence that Robert F. Kennedy was present. The official investigation found no indication of foul play or a cover-up. |
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