Marilyn was found dead in the bedroom of her Los Angeles home in the early hours of August 5, 1962.
A year before she died, Marilyn Monroe she made two last attempts to contact the man she had always wanted but had never been able to charm. Her own father.
The first time accompanied by a masseuse and the second time by a journalist, she made the same trip to the dairy farm owned by former Hollywood boss Charles Stanley Gifford, according to the Mirror. In both cases, she was rejected.
This week, 60 years ago, the legendary Marilyn was found dead in her bed, aged just 36. She struggled with drug addiction, loneliness and depression, while always trying to fill the void left by her father’s abandonment.
Now the actress’ niece believes her aunt could have been saved if she had been accepted by her father during those numerous and increasingly desperate trips to Hemet, California.
Unfortunately, however, the family disappointed Marilyn.
As her niece reports Francine: “I believe her life would have been better if my grandfather had done the right thing. He could have had a normal and happy family. I know she had issues but she was loving and loving and always longed for her father. She wasn’t a silly, goofy blonde. She had intelligence, as her father – my grandfather – was very intelligent. Her life might have turned out very differently if she had accepted it. And who knows, he might still be with us today“, she adds.
Marilyn was found dead in the bedroom of her Los Angeles home in the early hours of August 5, 1962.
Whatever the truth, Marilyn’s death marked the tragic end of an extraordinary life in which the blonde bombshell revolutionized the 1950s film industry and set up her own production company, but struggled with her mental health.
And she will forever be known as the star who could have any man she wanted except her father.
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