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MOVIES - Aug. 6, 1987

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On the 25th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s death Wednesday, the official Soviet news agency reactivated the officially discredited conspiracy theory. The Soviet news agency said an ambulance waited outside the star’s home the night of her death even though none had been summon1701060705the house of the film actress before the arrival of the police? There is no answer to these questions.”

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