Looking at famous personalities and reading about them, it seems that the only thing they do is shovel money, party at resorts and live comfortably. Hearing about the death of these people, you understand how short human life, and that even millions cannot be saved from accidents, fatal diseases and tragic circumstances. Even curses are not avoided.
1. Natalie Wood
"Miracle on 34th Street" Inner world Daisy Clover" and other films, in which Natalie Wood played impeccably, touched the hearts of film critics and viewers of the last century. Natalie passed away in 1981 at the age of 43. Her death is shrouded in darkness, and in the recent past, the drowning case was reopened by the police.
On the night of November 30, 1981, Natalie, her husband Robert Wagner and his friend Christopher Walken set off on a yacht off the Californian island of Santa Catalina. Besides them, Dennis Davern, the captain, was on the ship. According to him, that night Natalie quarreled with her husband Robert - allegedly, he was jealous of her Walken. After Walken left the couple alone, they continued to argue. Davern states that he heard sounds of fighting, screams and strange noises. When he decided to find out what was happening, Wood's husband reported that Natalie had left on a boat. However, everyone around the actress knew that she had been terribly afraid of water since 1949, when she almost drowned on the set. This fear was so strong that she refused to film even near a small lake.
When Wood's body was found, she was wearing a nightgown and jacket. The actress had abrasions and bruises on her body, which she received as a result of a fight with her husband. The official version was considered an accident - after drinking too much, Natalie fell overboard. However, witnesses claimed that they heard the woman calling for help.
After the publication of Marty Rally's book "Goodbye, Natalie, Goodbye!", which mentioned the testimony of Captain Davern, the police turned their attention to new evidence. Despite suggestions from witnesses that Robert Wagner was involved in his wife’s death, he officially stated that he would help the investigation and do everything in his power to uncover the mystery of Natalie Wood’s death.
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Who would have thought that the handsome and public favorite Heath Ledger could suffer from depression? He had everything: recognition, roles, love from fans and even a little daughter. And yet, this could not save him from sudden death.
On January 22, 2008, 28-year-old Ledger was found in a New York apartment. According to police, the actor was naked and surrounded by jars containing numerous drugs. An autopsy of the body did not show anything, so an additional toxicological examination was carried out. It was subsequently announced that Heath died from taking an inappropriate combination of sleeping pills, painkillers, and tranquilizers.
Heath Ledger as the Joker
In the last months of his life, Ledger starred in the film “The Dark Knight.” In an interview given to one of the tabloids, the actor said that he slept only two hours a day during filming, and most spent time in solitude to better understand the character of his character. This filming, against the background of his divorce from Michelle Williams, apparently greatly exhausted the actor. Some put forward incredible versions that he was killed by sectarians, others believe that it was suicide, and others talk about an accident. It should also be noted that Ledger did not seem to be planning to die, because he had an appointment with a friend the next day.
By the way, Heath Ledger in the role of the Joker received an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor posthumously, a year and a month after his death.
3. James Dean
The death of the famous actor and car racing enthusiast raises many questions, but what happened after it is even more shocking and raises thoughts about a possible curse.
On September 30, 1955, at the age of 24, Dean drove his brand new Porsche 550 “Spider” to the races in Salinas in the company of mechanic Rolf Wütherich. Dean was driving along the highway past the town of Kholame, and a Ford was moving towards him, driven by student Donald Thornspeed. The cars collided head-on. Mechanic Wütherich was seriously injured, and Dean died on the way to the hospital. His last words were: “This guy should have stopped, he saw us.” However, Thornspeed later told the press that he did not see Dean's car on the road.
After purchasing the car, which the actor affectionately called “Little Bastard,” strange things began to happen. A week before Dean's death, his comrade Alec Guinness told James that he would die if he touched this car. Then, three days before the accident, a friend asked Dean not to get in the car or drive it anywhere because she had a premonition that something bad was going to happen. Naturally, James did not pay any attention to this.
After the incident and the death of the actor, strange things continued to happen: a film with his participation, “Rebel Without a Cause,” was released, which included a racing scene; the main actors of the film died under mysterious circumstances. All subsequent owners of the "Little Bastard" either died or remained disabled. In 1960, the car was completely restored, however, after some time it disappeared and has not yet been found.
4. Anna Nicole Smith
The controversial actress and Playboy model died at 39. In addition to her turbulent career, Anna Nicole had an equally turbulent personal life: several husbands, high-profile divorce proceedings, a son who died of a drug overdose at the age of 20 literally in her arms.
On February 8, 2007, Anna Nicole herself died in a hotel room in the Bahamas. There are many versions of her death. Many claimed that against the backdrop of the death of her son, unstable mental state and alcoholism, the actress committed suicide. But an autopsy found that Smith had pneumonia, and due to the weakening of her body after childbirth and stress, the disease progressed. There was also a version that Anna Nicole died from one of the varieties of tuberculosis.
The cause of the star's death remains a mystery to this day. The list of assumptions includes suicide, drug overdose, rehabilitation after a failed facelift and many others.
5. Bruce Lee
A man who devoted his entire life to martial arts and improving his own body died because of a headache pill?.. The death of 32-year-old Bruce Lee still excites the public.
On July 20, 1973, newspapers came out with the message on the front page: “Bruce Lee has died!” This was so unexpected that rumors were connected with the filming in which the actor participated - his character was supposed to die. When information about Lee's death was later confirmed, the whole world was taken aback. No one could have imagined that one of the strongest men on the planet could die so unexpectedly.
The first version, announced as official, stated that Lee died of natural causes - from a brain tumor. But of course, a few days later rumors appeared that the actor had been killed. The disappearance of a doctor's death certificate added to the matter without a trace. Several witnesses said Lee was brought to the hospital by his mistress Betty Ting Pei, where he collapsed at her house. Then they began to say that Bruce was taking drugs, from an overdose of which he died in Betty Ping’s apartment. It was also said that Li was a victim of the Chinese mafia organization Triad, which he had crossed paths with in the past.
The most interesting version was that the actor was killed by a killer who mastered the so-called “delayed death technique” - a special blow after which a person can die months later. And some fans believed that Bruce Lee did not die at all, but faked his death to hide from his enemies.
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The son of the legendary Bruce Lee - Brandon Lee - became famous after leading role in the cult mystical film "The Raven". The 28-year-old guy was like his father in many ways: his passion for martial arts, his profession as an actor, and his ridiculous premature death.
On March 31, 1993, Hollywood was shocked by the news of the death of Brandon, who was wounded right on the set of the gloomy “The Crow.” Eight hours before filming the fatal scene, Brandon picked up the prop gun, twirled it in his hands, put it to his temple, pulled the trigger - and nothing happened. Some of those present gasped, and Brandon, grinning, declared that this toy would do him no harm.
While filming the scene where main character should have died, Brandon was shot from the same fake Magnum. This time there was only one blank bullet in the pistol, which did not suit his caliber - because of this, the shot turned out to be very powerful, and the actor’s body was pierced right through. Brandon lay on the surgical table for more than five hours, but he could not be saved. Doctors reported that he was “literally bleeding to death, and even if he had survived, he would have remained paralyzed for life.”
Brandon Lee as Raven
As it turned out later, the filming of “The Raven” took place in a tense atmosphere: many claimed that there was a curse on the film. The actors were constantly injured, the scenery broke for no apparent reason, the journalist who wrote about the filming had an accident, and the artist went crazy. The filming had to be completed using computer effects and a stunt double.
Brandon tragically died a week before his wedding to Eliza Hutton. He was buried next to his father in Lake View Cemetery in Seattle.
7. Tupac Shakur
The first rapper in the world to have a monument erected was shot dead at the age of 25. Once Tupac was able to survive after being shot five times, but he failed the second time.
Shakur was in a gang and was in prison more than once. He constantly got involved in unpleasant situations and paid in full. So, in 1994, the rapper was accused of rape, however, the day before the verdict was announced, he was robbed and then 5 bullets were fired at him. It was rumored that the assassination attempt was organized by Shakur's main enemies: Puff Daddy and Notorious B.I.G. From that moment on, the “War of the Coasts” began among street gangs.
In 1996, rumors began to circulate that Tupac intended to leave hip-hop for politics: allegedly, he was tired of his lifestyle, he wanted to radically change his image and even run for mayor.
On September 7, after a boxing match, Tupac and his friend Suge Knight decided to unwind a little, but on the way to one of the clubs, Suge’s car was shot at by unknown assailants. Shakur was hit by four bullets, he was taken to the hospital in serious condition, his breathing was artificially supported, but six days later, on the fateful Friday the 13th, the rapper died.
There were many rumors surrounding the murder. Some believed that Suge Knight himself ordered Tupac, others said that he was killed because of a showdown in the casino after the fight. Many still believe that Tupac is actually alive and that his death was faked. But the most likely version seems to be that the eastern group with which he competed, namely the Notorious B.I.G., is to blame for Shakur’s death. and Puff Daddy. The rapper's body was cremated, and his ashes were smoked along with marijuana by his close friends and comrades.
Many celebrities left this world during strange circumstances. The causes of death are very different - from murder to overdose, but often the picture of what happened remains not fully understood, which leads to the appearance various theories conspiracies that grow and multiply over time. Which is not surprising, because even today we do not have clear and unambiguous answers to questions regarding some deaths. What if some of these theories have the right to life?
Michael Jackson
The death of Michael Jackson was discussed very widely, and the striking details of what happened did not escape the attention of the public. Jackson was found dead on June 25, 2009 by his attending physician, Conrad Murray, who stated that the singer was not breathing and was unresponsive to attempts at resuscitation. An ambulance was called and Jackson was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was officially pronounced dead. There are many strange circumstances in the case: a lethal dose of propofol and a sedative, a benzodiazepine, was found in the singer’s blood. This caused widespread outrage, since Jackson's medications were provided by Murray, the same attending physician. It is still unclear why the singer took these medications in such large doses; Conspiracy theories speak of both murder and suicide by third party. Be that as it may, although the death was most likely accidental, Murray spent two years in prison for manslaughter.
Jim Morrison
Doors frontman Jim Morrison was found dead in the bathtub of his Paris apartment on the morning of July 3, 1971; he was 27 years old. The mysterious rumors surrounding Morrison's death are fueled by the fact that, strangely enough, no one performed an autopsy. Morrison's girlfriend Pamela Courson claimed that Morrison died of a fatal heroin overdose; she believed it was a fatal accident and that Jim had confused heroin with cocaine. However, although the official cause of death was a heart attack, we do not know the exact cause, because... There was no autopsy and the body remained in the apartment with Courson until he was buried three days later in the Père Lachaise cemetery. There is also something strangely unpleasant about the fact that Courson lied to the US Embassy, claiming that Morrison had no close relatives, in order to speed up the burial. They say there wasn't even a priest at the funeral. Well, the last fact is like icing on the cake: no one knows the name of the doctor who examined Morrison's death, because... Kurson claims he can't remember his name.
Bruce Lee
Brice Lee first felt seriously ill on May 10, 1973, while filming Enter the Dragon. He was rushed to hospital as he suffered from severe headaches and seizures. Doctors diagnosed cerebral edema, treatment was successful and Bruce was able to return to work. Unfortunately, a little over a month later, on July 20, Lee developed another headache. He complained about this to his co-star, Betty Ting Pei, and she gave him a headache pill called Equajestic; the tablet contained aspirin and the tranquilizer meprobamate. Later, Lee lay down to rest, but no matter how much they woke him up, he never woke up. When Bruce Lee died, all the media discussed this tragic event, there was no end to rumors and speculation. One theory is that it was revenge against a secret criminal organization called the Triad. They supposedly cursed Bruce Lee. Officially, it was a “death due to negligence”: the drug included in the pill was not compatible with Lee’s disease, and caused a fatal reaction.
Brittany Murphy
Investigation tragic death Brittany Murphy definitely left behind more questions than answers. Murphy passed out in the bathroom of her Los Angeles home on the morning of December 20, 2009. She was immediately taken to the nearest hospital, but the doctors could only confirm death after the ordeal. heart attack. Murphy was only 32 years old. At first, her death was explained only by an unfortunate combination of circumstances - pneumonia and taking medications against the background of anemia, which in this combination led to death. However, conspiracy theories later emerged, largely centered on the fact that her husband, Simon Monjack, died just five months after Brittany, and with very similar symptoms. In 2013, Brittany Murphy's father initiated independent testing on Murphy's hair, blood samples, and tissue, and the study found high level 10 heavy metals. Perhaps there is something fishy here and it was poisoning.
Jimi Hendrix
Rock icon Jimi Hendrix died on September 18, 1970; he was only 27 years old. They say he died in his sleep in the apartment of his friend Monica Danneman, choking on vomit after taking 18 times the recommended dose of barbiturates and washing it all down with red wine. And although there is evidence that Hendrix looked and felt ill in his last days, many still believe that something in this whole story does not add up. For example, there is a discrepancy: Danneman claimed that when she found Jimi choking, she called an ambulance and accompanied her boyfriend to the hospital, but he died on the way there. However, ambulance workers told a different version of what happened: when they arrived at the apartment, there was no one there except dead body on the bed. They say that Danneman, while giving official testimony, was constantly confused and changed her version.
Bob Marley
Bob Marley died on May 11, 1981 from malignant melanoma. The strange circumstances of Marley's death are sometimes linked to how the reggae legend's illness was discovered. And it happened like this: Marley injured his big toe while playing football and a doctor was called to him, who, according to rumors, gave the artist an injection of an unknown drug. Many people, even today, still hold the view that this may have been an attempt on the singer's life and caused his illness. Doctors recommended amputating the finger, but Marley refused the operation due to his religious beliefs; The melanoma progressed, metastasizing to the lungs and brain, which led to the death of Bob Marley at 36 years old.
Heath Ledger
Heath Ledger was found dead on January 22, 2008; he was only 28 years old. A mystery shrouded in darkness: was it suicide after all or not? The actor lay on the floor of his Manhattan apartment, surrounded by a pile of pills, some of which were prescribed to him, some of which were not. Many conspiracy theorists believe that Heath Ledger became so immersed in his role as the Joker (in The Dark Knight) that he was unable to separate himself from his character, which drove him crazy. However, this is just speculation, because... there was no farewell note, and he had a cure for everything large quantities I bought it before. And yet, his death remains mysterious and frightening, and no one knows what was on his mind. last days before his tragic death.
Natalie Wood
Actress Natalie Wood died on November 29, 1981, death was ruled accidental and was the result of hypothermia and drowning. Wood is believed to have fallen into the water while traveling on a yacht with her husband Robert Wagner, Brainstorm co-star Christopher Walken and the ship's captain. Moreover, all three men claim that they did not see Natalie Wood fall overboard. Wood's blood alcohol content at the time of death was determined to be 0.14 percent; Painkillers were also found in the blood. And although these reasons are quite sufficient to explain the fall overboard, there are still details that do not fit into a coherent picture. For example, the death of the actress occurred around 12 noon, and emergency signals were not given for another hour and a half. In addition, they say that Wood untied the boat - where did she intend to go with it? Or rather, why? Well, another suspicious touch: the actress’s body was found a mile from the yacht and she was wearing only a nightgown.
Marilyn Monroe
The death of Marilyn Monroe on August 5, 1962 is one of the most talked about, if not the most talked about, celebrity deaths. Monroe died of a barbiturate overdose; she was only 36 years old. Although the Hollywood icon suffered from abuse in his final years narcotic substances along with mental health issues, many still believe there is something strange about her death. Monroe was found dead in the bedroom of her home at 3 a.m. She was discovered by a housekeeper and a psychiatrist, and the death was ruled a suicide because... she took a huge amount of barbiturates. However, in subsequent years, numerous theories emerged - both that it was not suicide, but an accidental overdose, and that the Kennedy brothers were to blame for everything, and that it happened because of the mafia boss Sam Jayankana .
John Lennon
John Lennon was assassinated on December 8, 1980 by "born-again Christian" Mark David Chapman at the entrance to apartment house"Dakota" in New York, where Lennon lived. The murder of Lennon remains a mystery to many now, as people cannot understand what exactly made Chapman point a gun at the legendary musician and shoot five times. Many believe that facts do not explain everything and that Lennon's death must be part of something larger; there is even a theory about a CIA conspiracy to “take out” Lennon; According to this theory, Chapman was recruited by the Secret Service. Another strange circumstance is the fact that when Chapman was arrested, he had the book “The Catcher in the Rye” with him, and he stated that he acted in the image and likeness of the main character of this novel.
Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1964 by James Earl Ray at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. The civil rights activist received many threats throughout his career, but he took the risk and did not believe that because of this he should stop fighting for equal rights. King was shot by a sniper while standing on the balcony of his hotel room. Over the past 50 years, King's death has been the subject of numerous conspiracy theories; Was Ray just a racist or was there someone behind him? There are theories that the government is involved, as well as a theory that revolves around scraps of paper with the words "Raoul" found in Ray's car.
Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley died in the bathroom of his Graceland mansion on August 16, 1977 at the age of 42. It was stated that the King of Rock and Roll died of a heart attack, but it was later discovered that Presley had a number of levels in his blood at the time of his death. medicines and among them - codeine, the level of which was 10 times higher than the recommended level. This information shocked the world media, and they vied with each other to shout that Presley had been killed. At the time of Elvis's death, his health was in terrible condition: he weighed almost 160 kg and was practically bedridden. And yet there are still people wondering whether it was suicide, murder or a tragic accident.
Kurt Cobain
Kurt Cobain's body was discovered by electrician Gary Smith on April 8, 1994; Smith arrived to install the security system, climbed the stairs to the conservatory above the garage and saw through the glass door what he initially thought was a mannequin lying on the floor. It is believed that Cobain barricaded himself in a greenhouse on April 5, wrote a suicide note addressed to an imaginary friend named Boddah, injected himself with a mixture of Valium and heroin, then lay down on the floor, put the barrel of a gun in his mouth, rested his feet on the other end of the gun, and pressed the trigger. The main reason for the many conspiracy theories about this death is the mass of inconsistencies and contradictions revealed during the examination of the case: for example, the examination of the gun was carried out by Seattle police only a month later, and the prints on the weapon were blurred, which allowed experts to claim that someone wiped. Many also claim that the note written by Cobain is not actually a farewell letter from a suicide, but rather a statement that he is quitting the music business. Private investigator Tom Grant, hired by Courtney Love in an attempt to track down her husband in the days before his death, is a leading proponent of the theory that Cobain's death was a homicide rather than a suicide. Grant has several strong arguments in favor of his theory and continues to defend it tenaciously.
Black Dahlia
The brutal death of aspiring actress Elizabeth Short is one of the most famous and odious murders in history. Although Short was not as famous as the other people on this list, her death is perhaps the most mysterious of all. On January 15, 1947, Elizabeth Short's mutilated body was found on an abandoned lot on South Norton Avenue in Leimert Park, near the Los Angeles city limits. The body was cut into two parts at the waist and dismembered. The killer was never found. There is a theory that this murder is connected to the Cleveland Butcher - unidentified serial killer, but does not go further than theory.
Princess Diana
There are endless conspiracy theories surrounding the death of Princess Diana as a result of car accident August 31, 1997. Mohammed Al-Fayed, the father of Diana's friend Dodi, who also died in that accident, believes that his son and Diana were killed; Fayed conducted a police investigation in 2004, which resulted in no less than 175 different versions. One of them is based, of course, on the fact that Diana was pregnant with Dodi's child and, according to rumors, they were engaged, so their death could not be an accident: the future king of England is unlikely to need step-brother with such an unsuitable pedigree. Another version claims that the paparazzi chasing the car should be blamed for Diana’s death. There is also information that two unidentified black cars were driving behind Diana’s car, which then disappeared into the ground.
Favorites of the public, stars pass away with noise and a lot of theories about their death - people do not want to believe that their idols died an “ordinary” death. Most often, such assumptions are nothing more than an attempt to come to terms with the loss. But sometimes both doctors and police throw up their hands - we will talk about such cases in our selection.
Mysteries of the death of Michael Jackson
The unexpected death of Michael Jackson was a tragedy for many. It is too early to put an end to his case, since from time to time new circumstances are revealed and new versions appear.The date of Jackson's death is June 25, 2009, the exact time is 14:26. Doctors who arrived on call personal doctor pop idol Conrad Murray, who found Michael lifeless on the bed, could not help.
During the autopsy, strong painkillers were found in Jackson’s stomach, and in huge quantities. In addition, the singer was severely exhausted: with a height of 178 centimeters, he weighed only 51 kilograms.
Corners put forward three versions. The first implied the death of Michael Jackson from hypoxia. Numerous surgical interventions, constant stress, exercise stress, exhaustion, addiction to painkillers - these factors could impede the access of oxygen to the brain.
However, suspicion soon fell on Conrad Murray. The star’s security guard even testified against Jackson’s personal doctor, who recalled that while trying to resuscitate Michael before the ambulance arrived, he suddenly stopped and began hiding the ampoules scattered around. And an acquaintance of the singer remembered that the day before he saw him cheerful and healthy.
Murray eventually admitted that, shortly before his death, he had given Jackson powerful sedatives and injected him with propofol for insomnia. In 2011, Murray was sentenced to 4 years in prison for manslaughter.
It would seem that the point has been made in the matter. But fans of the king of pop were haunted by a phrase from one of Jackson’s managers, which he said in the presence of... producer Yana Rudkovskaya. “There will be no concerts [tour of 50 shows]. On the eve of them, Michael will disappear. And the whole world will tremble from the most grandiose scam of the century!” the woman quoted him as saying.
At first glance, there is little logic here. But, as the singer’s relatives said, in 2009 he planned a grand tour to pay off multimillion-dollar debts. Shortly before it started, the singer felt unwell. The managers were scared: tickets total cost$450 million has already been sold, and if Jackson cancels the tour due to health, the money will have to be returned...
So there is a third version of Michael Jackson’s death - deliberate murder for money. Or - as particularly ardent conspiracy theorists believe - on the day of Jackson’s death, it was not his body that lay in the bedroom, but the singer actually ran away with the money and “lay low.”
Cause of Bruce Lee's sudden death
Bruce Lee's death was as swift as his life. A martial arts legend, he seemed to surpass the limits of human capabilities, and who knows what heights he could have achieved if he had not passed away so young - at 32 years old.Bruce Lee's Superhuman Abilities
The most common version of Bruce Lee's death is an ordinary headache pill. The drug Equagesic, a mixture of aspirin and the weak drug meprobanate, could cause cerebral edema in a master unaccustomed to drugs. No one wanted to believe that the great Dragon was destroyed by such a trifle...
Therefore, rumors immediately spread in the press. “Bruce Lee was on drugs” is the most absurd of them, because the athlete led the maximum healthy image life. It was assumed that he could have died from overwork, from daily merciless training, which lasted almost around the clock, or from “intimate” overstrain - something, and he had plenty of women.
It was rumored that he was poisoned by actress Betty Ting, his mistress, who gave him the fatal pill.
There is also a completely crazy guess - supposedly Bruce Lee died from an “energy blow” from nine dragon spirits, who were irritated by the athlete’s irrepressible desire for self-improvement.
It is quite possible that Bruce’s death was revenge from the mafia, with whom, as his relatives claimed, he had contradictions. After Lee's death, it turned out that his house was registered in the name of the butler, who, according to the will, also received 80% of the shares. There was an assumption that the butler was assigned to Bruce Lee by the same mafia.
One way or another, on July 20, 1973, the great Bruce Lee left us, leaving a successor - his student Chuck Norris.
Suicide of Marilyn Monroe
After a long investigation, the death of the unsurpassed Marilyn Monroe was regarded as suicide. Decades later, this fact is still questioned. Sex symbol of the 50s, mistress of the president, femme fatale– was she a victim of a whim of fate, her impulsive nature, or cold-blooded murder? 
She was found dead, with a telephone receiver in her hand, on the night of August 4-5, 1962. There was an empty bottle of sleeping pills on the bedside table. Neither suicide note, no farewell calls - nothing that would tell more about the nature of her intentions.
After an autopsy, doctors diagnosed death from an overdose. But there were no tablets in the stomach. Let’s say that her body, accustomed to the drugs, could quickly digest them. But the water in the house was turned off at that time - how could the girl drink it?
Marilyn Monroe wishes Kennedy a happy birthday
Nevertheless, the version of suicide seemed as plausible as possible. The previous break with President John Kennedy had a heavy impact on the emotional woman, literally obsessed with her lover-president. She sank into depression, aggravated by alcohol and pills. Sessions with a psychoanalyst were of little help; the actress spent two weeks in the “yellow house”.
However, as time passed, new facts became woven into the case. For example, it turned out that before her death, Marilyn called actor Peter Lawford, but suddenly ended the conversation mid-sentence and hung up, which led some to believe that she might have been killed. There were rumors that the FBI, at the behest of the Kennedy clan, was keeping an eye on the girl even after a disagreement with John. It might have been easier to eliminate her than to allow her to be vilified good name president.
Another version - medical error her psychotherapist Ralph Greenson. “I became the most important person in her life. This was my mistake,” he later wrote in his memoirs.
Or maybe the psychotherapist knew much more: the police learned about Monroe’s death when he called the police station from her apartment at night. The call was recorded at 4:25 am. As the actress’s housekeeper, who was at home calmly washing clothes on the night of the murder, recalled, Marilyn stopped responding to her voice at 3:00.
In 1982, the investigation officially ended. The last review took 3.5 months, after which the US Attorney General announced that the case was closed.
Death of Princess Diana
The death of the beloved Princess Diana was a tragedy for the people of Great Britain. The wife of Prince Charles was adored and called the most influential woman in the world.On August 31, 1997, she died in a car accident while driving through the Alma tunnel in Paris. It is known that the princess at that time had an affair with Dodi al-Fayed, the son Egyptian billionaire. It is believed that Princess Diana was going to divorce Charles and enter into a legal marriage with her lover.
British elite could not bear such impudence, and therefore it is widely believed that the accident was staged by the British intelligence services. Thousands of people attended Princess Diana's funeral
It later turned out that the famous photojournalist and star hunter James Andanson was driving the Fiat. They could not prove his involvement in the accident. In May 2000, his body was found in the charred wreck of a car somewhere in the Alps. The police dropped the case, saying that the man committed self-immolation.
In short, the story is mysterious - a fatal accident, revenge on a traitor, or a conspiracy against the royal family?
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Actor career Bob Crane (1928-1978) lasted from 1965 to 1971. After that, he hit all the hardest. Teaming up with cameraman Johnny Capenter, he decided to document his successes in the sexual field.
In 1978, in Scottsdale, Crane was brutally murdered - his skull was crushed with a camera stand. The main suspect in the case was that same operator friend who was acquitted only in the mid-nineties... The killer has not yet been found.
Elvis Presley (1935-1977). The uncrowned king of rock and roll died in his own closet while reading the Star magazine article The Scientific Search for the Face of Jesus.
People are speculating on the singer's death to this day. Some claim that Elvis died of a drug overdose, some consider the incident to be a murder, and some are even sure that Presley is actually alive and faked his death to escape from his incredible popularity.
The following is known for certain. On August 16, 1977, Presley, as usual, arrived at his estate well after midnight, returning from the dentist. The rest of the night was spent talking about the upcoming tour in two days, about the book of his bodyguards, about plans for an engagement with his new girlfriend Ginger Alden.
In the morning, Presley took a dose of sedatives, but several hours later, unable to sleep, he took another dose, which in this case apparently turned out to be critical.
Pictured: Avis Presley and Ginger Alden.
Around 2 p.m., August 16, Alden, waking up and not finding Elvis in bed, went to the bathroom, where she found his lifeless body on the floor.
Was urgently called " ambulance”, which took Presley to intensive care, although it was obvious that all efforts were in vain.
At four o'clock in the afternoon, an official statement of death was made - due to heart failure - but an autopsy later showed that the cause of cardiac arrest was precisely an excessive dose of various medications (according to other sources - drugs).
After the announcement of death, crowds of thousands of fans immediately began to gather at the fence of Graceland. Presley was buried on August 18 at the cemetery, and a few months later his ashes were transferred to Graceland after an attempt was made to break into his coffin by people who wanted to check whether the “King of Rock and Roll” was truly dead.
Pictured: the Graceland estate, where Presley spent all his free time in the 1970s.
Immediately after Presley's death, theories arose that the singer was actually alive. In the late 80s, even publications appeared about Presley’s “life” after death: the singer allegedly deliberately staged his death in order to move away from the world of show business that had bored him and to indulge in spiritual improvement.
In the photo: Presley's last lifetime photo.
According to another version, Presley retired for long-term drug treatment, but missed time and was unable to return to the stage. This theory of a fake death in 1977 is fueled to this day by several facts: the secretive nature of the medical investigation into the cause of death; lack of photograph of the singer’s body; changing the middle name on the grave (Presley, supposedly, would thus not consider himself buried); and of course, the psychological reluctance of millions of fans to accept such unexpected circumstances of premature death.
In the photo: Elvis Presley's grave. At birth, Elvis was given the middle name Aaron to make it similar to his stillborn brother Garon, but the name Aaron was carved on his grave at his father's insistence because Elvis preferred the biblical pronunciation and planned to officially change his name.
Added to this were periodic testimonies from people who saw Presley in various places planets. This theory has become firmly entrenched in the pop culture mythology of Presley, often with a hint of irony.
In 1991, a Los Angeles newspaper published a scandalous report about a meeting with the “living” Presley. In 2006, a story appeared in the American media about the “secret life” of Presley, who allegedly died not in 1977, but in the mid-1990s.
In the photo: this is what “old Elvis” looked like in the late 90s, according to the “yellow” media.
Albert Dekker (1904-1968). Perhaps the most strange death in Hollywood. The actor's body was found in his own bathroom. Albert was hanging in a noose, the rope was tied to the shower curtain, the rope also wrapped around his legs and arms several times. The actor's wrists were handcuffed, and long thin needles were stuck into his body.
The strangest thing in this story is that the investigation recognized the actor’s death as an “accident”!
"Young Rebel", neo-romantic actor James Dean, died tragically on September 30, 1955 at the age of 24.
His mysterious death was caused by a killer car. The Porsche 550 Spyder Sport has gone down in history as the "little bastard". The actor himself gave him this name.
After buying the car, strange things began to happen. A week before Dean's death, his comrade Alec Guinness told James that he would die if he touched this car.
Then, three days before the accident, a friend asked Dean not to get in the car or drive it anywhere because she had a premonition that something bad was going to happen. Naturally, James did not pay any attention to this. Dean was simply obsessed with speed. He bought the Porsche for racing and only owned it for 9 days.
On September 30, 1955, on a highway near the city of Chalam, James Dean's car crashed into a Cadillac driven by a Harvard student at a speed of 150 km/h. For some unknown reason, the Porsche drifted into the oncoming lane. Everything the court reporter reported from the scene was contained in one line: "James Dean - broken neck - immortality."
Mechanic Rudolf Woiterich, who was sitting next to Dean, was thrown out of the car, his jaw was crushed and his leg was broken. The Cadillac student, Turnipseed, escaped with minor cuts and was not even hospitalized.
This is the last photograph of James Dean, taken on the morning of September 30, 1955. Dean is driving, with mechanic Rolf Woiterich next to him.
Dean's death caused a lot of rumors. The forensic examination led to stunning results: Dean could not have turned the steering wheel like that.
Reports from the scene stated that James Dean's head was hanging from the passenger seat while his legs were caught between the pedals, bent in a spiral as a result of the impact. A police lieutenant, accompanied by an independent crime photographer, examined the body, noting several features of the incident, including a fracture at the base of the skull at the intersection of the sphenoid and ethmoid bones, and fracture of the radius right hand, fragments of which were later found on the asphalt, non-standard fractures of the metatarsal bones. All this indicated that James Byron Dean was a passenger(!) of the car.
The position of James Dean's body, as well as the nuances of some of the injuries sustained, and the presence of biological particles found on the door near the passenger seat, indicate that Woiterich was the driver at the time of the accident. However, this evidence turned out to be insufficient. And the case was closed.
Detailed photographs showing injuries found on the body, including a fractured ribcage and numerous moon-shaped abrasions on the face and arms, were archived after being used in the police investigation and their location is currently unknown.
After the incident and the death of the actor, strange things continued to happen: a film with his participation, “Rebel Without a Cause,” was released, which included a racing scene; the main actors of the film died under mysterious circumstances. All subsequent owners of the "Little Bastard" either died or remained disabled. In 1960, the car was completely restored, however, after some time it disappeared and has not yet been found.
One of the last photographs of James Dean taken on that fateful day. Its author was Sanford Roth, who was driving behind the station wagon. So who was driving at the time of the accident?
Final resting place: Dean was buried in Fairmount Cemetery, next to the farm where he grew up.
On August 5, 1962, Marilyn Monroe was found dead in bed at 12305 5th Drive Helena in Brentwood (an upscale Los Angeles suburb). Her death was ruled a suicide due to an overdose of sleeping pills.
According to the official version, her body was discovered by a housekeeper. Going to the toilet at night, she saw a light in the hostess's bedroom. She knocked, but there was no answer, so she called Dr. Greenson, movie star psychiatrist. Seeing that Marilyn was lying on the bed motionless, Greenson broke the window with a poker, climbed inside and opened the door of the room. He then called surgeon Monroe Engelberg.
After this, the housekeeper decided to do the laundry in the middle of the night, and the two doctors talked for several hours and called a servant to fix the broken window. And only in the morning they decided to call the police. The first police officer to arrive on the scene was Sergeant Jack Clemmons. It was he who noted that there were some ambiguities and mysteries in the circumstances of Monroe’s death.
In the photo: psychiatrist Ralph Greenson (center).
Let us list at least some of the inconsistencies. Housekeeper Eunice Murray could not see the light under Monroe's bedroom door. Shortly before the death of the star, the bedroom floor was covered with a new thick carpet that did not allow light into the corridor.
It was also clear from the house plan that on the way to the toilet, Murray should not have passed by the hostess’s bedroom at all.
Pictured: Housekeeper Eunice Murray
It is unclear why the two doctors did absolutely nothing to try to bring Marilyn back to life. Almost four hours passed between the discovery of the body and the call to the police. According to the official version, Marilyn swallowed 50 Nembutal tablets. However, this is almost impossible to do without drinking water. The glass was not found at the scene.
It was never found out who Marilyn spoke to on the phone immediately before her death. At the telephone exchange, all records containing Monroe subscriber numbers were confiscated.
The position of the corpse looked suspicious. Monroe was lying face down, her legs were pushed together and extended, her arms were also calmly lying at her sides. With an overdose of sleeping pills, a different picture is usually observed - strong convulsions pass through the body. In addition, the overdose should have caused severe vomiting - this also did not happen. No remains of medication capsules were found in the actress’s stomach.
All of the above applies to the circumstances of death. But during the investigation, a lot of strange things also happened. Samples of the contents of Monroe's digestive tract taken for analysis were missing from the toxicology laboratory. Not all possible witnesses were interviewed. Sheets were disappearing from case No. 81128 (investigation into the circumstances of the death of Marilyn Monroe). The recordings of witness statements were copied by someone.
Another very important piece of evidence has also gone missing - the diary of the deceased, later nicknamed the “book of secrets.” According to those who came across the diary, it contained conversations between Monroe and John and Robert Kennedy.
The most popular version of Monroe's death, after suicide, is the fatal visit of the brother of US President John Kennedy.
According to rumors, Robert Kennedy was in Monroe's bedroom the evening before his death. Allegedly, Marilyn and Robert quarreled. After an argument, Kennedy left the house, and Monroe required medical attention.
This version is supported by the testimony of private detective Fred Otash, who stated that Monroe's house was bugged on the day of her death. Fred Otash managed to record a serious quarrel that occurred between Monroe and the brother of the US President.
“She complained that she literally “went through her hands like a piece of meat.” They were in the bedroom and they were screaming very loudly, so Bobby (Robert Kennedy's nickname) threw her on the bed and put a pillow over her face so that the neighbors wouldn't hear the screams. Then it fell silent and Kennedy left.
Monroe's relationship with the Kennedy brothers was the talk of Hollywood, although general public they were carefully hidden for a long time.
Be that as it may, even after many years it is now clear that real events The stories that surrounded Marilyn's death will never be made public. For sure, all that is known is this: the living legend mysteriously died in the prime of his life, in the fog of confusion, scandals and uncertainty.
On the morning of November 22, 1997, 37-year-old Michael Hutchence, lead singer of the Australian rock band INXS, was found dead in room 524 of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Double Bay, a suburb of Sydney. His body was discovered by a maid at 11:50 am.
On 6 February 1998, following a post-mortem examination, NSW State Coroner Derrick Hand presented his report that Hutchence had committed suicide.
“Apparently he hanged himself with his leather belt,” the investigation said, “the body was found on his knees on the floor, facing the door. Alcohol, cocaine, the antidepressant Prozac and other drugs were found in the blood.
Everyone who knew Michael was simply shocked by this sudden news; no one could explain what caused such a sad end. Officially, Hutchins' death was classified as a typical suicide, but this version may be disputed. No drugs were found in the room.
His fiancee Paula Yates, during the flight to her lover's funeral, stated that the cause of Michael's death was none other than Bob Geldoff (her ex-husband). “It was he who killed Michael,” she said, “many people call him ‘Saint’ Bob. But this bastard has not allowed us to live in peace for the last 3 years.” Paula adhered to this opinion until the last days of her life.
There is evidence that Hutchence himself, in the last month of his life, spoke in public about Geldof: “He is Satan. If only you knew the truth.”
"People don't care if you decide to commit suicide," Michael said in 1993. "I hope I don't join that big list."
Meanwhile, the group INXS made a considerable profit from the death of the lead singer: the guys quickly recorded an anthology and for a short time again became sales leaders.
In September 2000, Yates was found dead in her London home - her daughter crawled next to her cooling body for several hours. According to the official version, the “respectable” mother died of an overdose.
It turned out that 8 years after Hutchence’s death, the entire inheritance of the rock star (estimated at 10 to 20 million Australian dollars) disappeared without a trace, leaving his daughter, little Tiger Lily, with a measly 40 thousand dollars.
“Miracle on 34th Street”, “The Inner World of Daisy Clover” and other films in which Natalie Wood (Natalia Gurdina) played impeccably touched the hearts of film critics and viewers of the last century. Natalie passed away in 1981 at the age of 43. Her death is shrouded in darkness, and in the recent past, the drowning case was reopened by the police.
On the night of November 30, 1981, Natalie, her husband Robert Wagner and his friend Christopher Walken set off on a yacht off the Californian island of Santa Catalina. Besides them, Dennis Davern, the captain, was on the ship. According to him, that night Natalie quarreled with her husband Robert - allegedly, he was jealous of her Walken.
After Walken left the couple alone, they continued to argue. Davern states that he heard sounds of fighting, screams and strange noises. When he decided to find out what was happening, Wood's husband reported that Natalie had left on a boat.
However, everyone around the actress knew that she had been terribly afraid of water since 1949, when she almost drowned on the set. This fear was so strong that she refused to film even near a small lake.
Pictured: Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood. 1980
When Wood's body was found, she was wearing a nightgown and jacket. The actress had abrasions and bruises on her body.
The official version was considered an accident - after drinking too much, Natalie fell overboard. However, witnesses claimed that they heard the woman calling for help.
After the publication of Marty Rally's book "Goodbye, Natalie, Goodbye!", which mentioned the testimony of Captain Davern, the police turned their attention to new evidence. Despite suggestions from witnesses that Robert Wagner was involved in his wife’s death, he officially stated that he would help the investigation and do everything in his power to uncover the mystery of Natalie Wood’s death.
In January 2013, the Los Angeles County coroner changed the official cause of Natalie Wood's death from "accidental drowning" to "drowning and other undetermined factors" due to evidence he discovered that some bruises, contusions and scratches on the actress's body had appeared shortly before her death.
Pictured: Robert Wagner at Natalie Wood's funeral.
Tupac Shakur. The first rapper in the world to have a monument erected was shot dead at the age of 25. Once Tupac was able to survive after being shot five times, but he failed the second time.
Shakur was in a gang and was in prison more than once. He constantly got involved in unpleasant situations and paid in full. So, in 1994, the rapper was accused of rape, however, the day before the verdict was announced, he was robbed and then 5 bullets were fired at him.
It was rumored that the assassination attempt was organized by Shakur's main enemies: Puff Daddy and Notorious B.I.G. From that moment on, the “War of the Coasts” began among street gangs.
Pictured: Puff Daddy and Notorious B.I.G
In 1996, rumors began to circulate that Tupac intended to leave hip-hop for politics: allegedly, he was tired of his lifestyle, he wanted to radically change his image and even run for mayor.
On September 7, after a boxing match, Tupac and his friend Suge Knight decided to unwind a little, but on the way to one of the clubs, Suge’s car was shot at by unknown assailants. Shakur was hit by four bullets, he was taken to the hospital in serious condition, his breathing was artificially supported, but six days later, on the fateful Friday the 13th, the rapper died.
Pictured: Shakur's body in the morgue
There were many rumors surrounding the murder. Some believed that Suge Knight himself ordered Tupac, others said that he was killed because of a showdown in the casino after the fight. But the most likely version seems to be that the eastern group with which he competed, namely the Notorious B.I.G., is to blame for Shakur’s death. and Puff Daddy.
The rapper's body was cremated, and his ashes were smoked along with marijuana by his close friends and comrades.
Anna Nicole Smith, a former stripper, Playboy model and heiress to James Howard Marshall's millions, has died at the age of 39. She at one time called herself “the second Monroe.”
While caring for her, Marshall once took her on a plane to New York, where, in less than an hour, he spent two million dollars on jewelry. In total, he spent at least six million on it. Her marriage to Marshall lasted only 403 days and ended when he died in August 1995 of a heart attack at the age of 89.
Anna Nicole Smith herself died on February 8, 2007. Smith was staying at the Seminole Hard Rock Cafe Hotel and Casino. There she spent several days in bed, feeling unwell, after which she was rushed to the hospital, where she died.
Shocking posthumous photos of the star were circulated online.
And rumors about the causes of her death were discussed in the media for a long time.
The suspected cause of death was an overdose of drugs, antidepressants or painkillers.
Other theories about the cause of Anna Nicole Smith's death included pneumonia, influenza, a heart attack and the rare skin disease lupus.
During the trial, new details emerged. Anna Nicole's bodyguard Maurice Breitof said that she common law husband During the last few months of the actress's life, Howard Stern added drugs to Anna's medicine.
Howard Stern and Dr. Sandeep Kapo were arrested on March 12, 2009 by the Whittier Police Department and accused of conspiring to provide drugs to Smith.
Suspicions also fell on psychotherapist Kristin Eroshevich. During the investigation, it turned out that they deliberately gave Smith excessive doses of psychotropic drugs. Moreover, doctors say, there was no need for medications and the prescriptions were written out illegally.
However, on January 6, 2011, Howard Stern left the courthouse in Los Angeles, California, after all charges against him were dropped.
Heath Ledger, an Australian-born Hollywood actor, died at the peak of his career at the age of 28.
On January 22, 2008, Ledger was found dead in his New York City apartment in Manhattan.
Over 300 paparazzi filmed the removal of the actor’s body from the house.
According to Google, in the three weeks after his death, the English-language press wrote about Ledger 24,267 times. A lot of facts were reported, but no coherent story emerged from them.
The press quickly searched for evidence nervous breakdown, which allegedly occurred to the actor in connection with a break in his relationship with actress Michelle Williams.
Just 3 years ago they gave the impression of a very happy married couple.
They bought a house in Brooklyn. Soon their daughter Matilda was born. They were very loved by their neighbors and the local small-circulation press.
“What we have now is the most normal period in our lives,” Ledger said in an interview then. - We found our place on the map. I don't want to move anywhere. We are very happy".
However, the growing attention of the press along with his popularity became increasingly annoying. Ledger had an unkind relationship with the press in his homeland: at the Australian premiere of Brokeback Mountain, journalists shot him and Williams with water pistols as they walked along the red carpet.
Ledger, as they wrote, was almost in tears after this story and the next day he swore to his father that he would sell his house in Sydney and finally move to the States. Two weeks later, he received the Screen Actors Guild Award in New York. The walk along the red carpet here passed without incident - the incident happened later in the evening: at a party after the ceremony, a film was shot in which Ledger allegedly snorted cocaine. It surfaced in the press after the actor’s death.
In the last months of his life, scandal followed scandal. It soon became clear that two independent film careers and family were incompatible. The wife took her daughter and left. It turned out that drugs were involved in the case and that there would be a trial over custody.
The last interview he gave was recorded before the New Year in connection with Haynes' I'm Not There, in which Ledger played a version of Bob Dylan. A correspondent for the Los Angeles Times subsequently claimed that Ledger was slurred and did not understand the questions.
Christopher Plummer, who starred with Ledger in Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, later told reporters that Ledger was so physically ill that he seemed to have pneumonia.
They also mentioned the enormous mental stress after his role in The Dark Knight.
The day after his death, the English tabloid The Sun, citing Rebecca White, Naomi Campbell's former assistant, published that Ledger, when visiting, first asked for cocaine and could easily wash down a handful of six ecstasy tablets with champagne.
However, those who were close to Ledger unanimously say that there were a lot of drugs around him, but he himself did not touch them, even when they offered him - nothing stronger than cigarettes.
From the published forensic report, it followed that on the eve of his death, Ledger took two sedatives, then a sleeping pill and two painkillers of the strength usually taken by cancer patients.
It should also be noted that Ledger did not seem to be planning to die, because he had an appointment with a friend the next day.
By the way, Heath Ledger in the role of the Joker received an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor posthumously, a year and a month after his death.
Modern celebrities are under constant surveillance by the press, which, in turn, spreads rumors about them and makes scandals out of nothing. If a star was photographed with stranger, then they are definitely having an affair. If they look untidy, this is a sign of illness or drug or alcohol addiction. The annoying media cannot calm down even after their death. So, below is a list of the ten most mysterious celebrity deaths.
Brittany Murphy
At the end of 2009, actress Brittany Murphy died in her home from a heart attack. The official autopsy report ruled that the actress's death was natural and caused by illness, namely aggravated anemia due to pneumonia. Just three months later, Murphy's husband Simon also passed away. By conclusion medical examination the cause of his death was the same as that of his wife, although there is an opinion that drugs were to blame.
In 2012, a controversial documentary was released in which Murphy's friend, Julia Davis, talks about her conspiracy theory against the actress. Former employee The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Davis claims that the organization used various methods to intimidate the actress because she knew too much about illegal immigration near the Mexican border. American journalist Alex Ben also said that a certain Simon Mojack threatened him and kept his house under constant surveillance. There is also information that a few days before Brittany's death, her husband spoke with Simon. The madness doesn't end there! Documentary director Asifa Akbar claims he and his family were targeted by the Agency national security. Murphy's father believes that she was poisoned, and her mother is more skeptical about everything, calling all the accusations "window dressing" and "an attempt to profit from the death of her daughter."
In 2013, the world was shocked by a tragic car accident in which he died. famous actor Paul Walker. Walker and his friend Roger Rodas were driving through Santa Clarita in a Porsche GT, while Rodas was driving at a high enough speed that he lost control and crashed into a tree. The car caught fire from the impact and both died before the ambulance arrived. Many Internet users found a catch in this tragedy. Recently, Paul has been raising funds to help those affected by Typhoon Haiyan and may have discovered some secret hidden in the activities charitable organizations. According to the second version, “dirty money” was laundered under the guise of charity, which Walker later learned about. Someone made changes to the design of the car in such a way that at a certain speed the grip and steering control are lost.
The death of beloved star Robin Williams is one of the saddest Hollywood tragedies in recent history. The man who made the whole world laugh and left it on August 11, 2014. The initial cause of death was suffocation, there were also theories about suicide, and a theory about murder spread on the Internet. It is also known that the actor’s body was cremated a day after his death, and his ashes were scattered over the San Francisco Bay. Why was there such a rush?
In the 1990s, the Welsh alternative rock band Manic Street Preachers were one of the cult bands in the UK, with guitarist Richie Edwards especially famous. He is often described as one of rock's greatest lyricists. Edwards was a bright guy since childhood and always dreamed of playing in a band; this dream soon came true. In 1994, for inappropriate behavior and addiction to alcohol, he was placed in a psychiatric hospital. Less than a year later, life returned to normal. On February 1, 1995, he was supposed to fly to America for the presentation of his band's latest album, but did not show up for the flight. Last time he was seen leaving a hotel in London late at night. Two weeks later, his car was found abandoned on a bridge. He was officially declared dead in 2008. In 1998, British newspapers started rumors that Edwards was alive, citing as evidence the testimony of a barmaid in the Canary Islands who claimed to have seen a customer who looked exactly like him, and that when his name was addressed, he ran away . It was also said that he was spotted in India in the company of hippies. Perhaps Richie Edwards is alive and well, just still hiding from everyone.
Many people believe that secret services constantly tried to kill Bob Marley. Journalist Alex Constantine claims that the US government first tried to kill Marley in November 1976. At the time, Jamaica was under martial law, which followed outbreaks of pre-election unrest and violent expressions of discontent. Hoping to calm the situation, Prime Minister Michael Manley asked Bob Marley to organize a free concert in early December. A week before the concert, a group of men entered Marley's house and opened fire. Marley and his wife were seriously wounded, but no one saw the raiders. The public understood that the attack was politically motivated and likely motivated by consent to the concert. But according to Konstantin, the attack was actually organized by the CIA, and they weren't going to stop there. Just before the concert, a pair of shoes was delivered for Marley as a gift. After the concert, a copper wire was removed from Bob's leg, which allegedly got there by accident. After some time, doctors discovered cancerous growths in the tissues on this leg. Perhaps it was caused by toxins and it was no coincidence that the piece of wire ended up there. Marley died on May 11, 1981.
The most common rumor is that Lisa Lopez, nicknamed “Left Eye,” had a premonition of her death. Lopez was a member of the group TLC and a popular female rapper. She was a very energetic and prominent star, so the world was greatly shocked by her death in 2002. In the last days of her life, the singer looked worried and told her loved ones about a bad feeling. In early 2002, she decided to make a documentary in Honduras. One day during filming, Lopez was driving along the highway with her friends when suddenly a little boy ran out onto the road and was run over by the wheels. It was impossible to avoid the incident. The child died in the hospital. What was striking was the fact that dead boy had the last name Lopez and the same shoe size as Lisa. The accident in which Left Eye died was captured on camera and included in a 2007 documentary.
CONSPIRACY, black magic, a cursed car, an evil spirit - all these are versions of the death of the cult actor James Dean in 1955. It is believed that Dean received warnings several days before his death. The first warning is the random words of stuntman Bill Hickman about driving too fast. But James just laughed at the warning and rushed off again. Dean later met up with Hickman, photographer Sandy Rothes at a gas station, and a couple of racing buddies who were complaining about a large number of fines for speeding - this is the second warning. On September 30, 1955, James Dean, along with mechanic Rolf Wütherich, drove a sports Porsche 550 Spyder to Salinas, where Dean's car was being prepared for the upcoming races. On the way, a policeman stopped them and warned them to slow down - that was the last thing. The accident occurred near the city of Holame in California, two cars collided almost head-on. Rolf Wütherich suffered moderate injuries. James Dean died on the way to the hospital without regaining consciousness. There are rumors that there was something mystical about this death. Many claim that Dean's ghost comes to the scene of the accident every year on September 30th.
On February 3, 1959, a tragedy occurred that took away three lives musicians and pilot. They took off from Iowa (Clear Air) and the plane crashed shortly after takeoff. It happened in the middle of it bus tour. The musicians were exhausted due to constant travel, since the distance between the cities was quite large.
Investigators, having learned that the pilot did not have the necessary qualifications to fly the plane independently, declared the cause of the disaster to be pilot error. But the airline's owners deny this conclusion, citing falsification of facts and claiming that the reason was different. Eight weeks later, not far from the crash site, a farmer found a gun. This gave rise to another version - the pilot could have been shot. In 2007, Richardson's son requested a retrial to confirm or refute this theory. He was also in doubt because Richardson's body was found a considerable distance from the wreckage. The Big Bopper may have survived the crash, but never received help. But the investigation did not find any evidence of this. The younger Richardson died in 2013 at the age of 54.
In March 2015, the case was reviewed again and some facts about mechanical damage were confirmed, which casts doubt on the pilot's original accusations of negligence.
Amy Winehouse achieved enormous fame in a short time thanks to the soulful hits Rehab and Back To Black. Amy was born and died in London, her death occurred at the age of 27, which inspired some mystical overtones. At this time, she was trying to cope with drug and alcohol addiction. In 2008, Amy said she knew she was destined to die young. Amy joined the famous “Club 27” - stars who died at the age of 27, including Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain. Many see the curse and do not believe that “Club 27” is just a coincidence and an explainable confluence of facts. But there is no doubt that since the death of Kurt Cobain in 1994, Amy has become the most shocking representative of this sinister club.
Whitney Houston
Some believe that Whitney Houston's death was connected to a conspiracy or had a mystical connection with the devil. The singer was found dead in February 2012 in a Bevely Hills hotel room on the eve of the 54th Grammy Awards. Whitney Houston's death came as a shock to many, but some were not particularly surprised by the cause. According to the official version, she choked on water (the body was found in the bathroom), losing consciousness after an overdose of cocaine. Shortly before her death, the singer made a statement about her victory over addiction. What was the reason to take up the old one? The detective's notes stated that injuries indicating a struggle and resistance were found on the singer's body. But there was not enough evidence to prove it was a murder and the case was closed. Some believe that the death was timed to coincide with an Illuminati ritual, although it is unclear on what basis this conclusion was made.
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