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Your home has never been declared a "crime scene", even though many are participants in a "conspiracy theory" that led to your death. I confess: I don't think you wanted to commit suicide either. Kill myself? It doesn't seem to me you were that desperate! Could I have killed myself unintentionally? It seems so: over the years there have been experiments to see if you could have swallowed those damn 25 pills believing you were doing it just to fall asleep. Taking a little at a time. What if I took four? then four more, forgetting the previous ones? No. You would have fallen asleep after the first eight. You really should have taken them all at once. That is to do it on purpose? Yes: it didn't take long. The capsules are coated and a test has been made (with empty capsules). Not even two minutes to swallow them, with just under a glass of water. Two hours to fall into the sleep of death. Maybe you had reasons for doing it. In June 1962, you were removed from the set of Something's got to give. You had 21 days of absence out of 33 of filming. Fox considered you unstable and unreliable and you got fired. I was sick. I was really sick. Can't an actress get sick? Executives can get sick and stay at home whenever they want, just a phone call away. However, a few days ago, on August 1st, my contract was renewed. I'll make a million dollars for two more films. Filming on Something's Got to Give will resume in the fall. True. But during the filming of Something's Got to Give, you yourself said you were pregnant; others said you had an abortion on July 20 at Cedars of Lebanon in the Beverly Grove neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Eunice Murray and your hairdresser Agnes Flanagan, that you had an abortion in Mexico. Were you expecting a child from Robert Kennedy? Which son? I cannot have children. I suffer from endometriosis and have had at least three known miscarriages. Instead, according to the story, you were very determined to keep the baby and to force Bob to marry, so the Kennedy family forced you to get on a plane, to Mexico, where they made you have an abortion. It would have been June 1, 1962 and you, as we have already said, were working on the film Something 's got to give. Your ailments, your nausea, would be explained. Then, back on set, you would have told everything to a friend. I can rule it out: I couldn't have children. Unfortunately. I only had abortions and I remember one: on August 1, 1957, I was in Amagansett, New York, with Arthur Miller, my husband at the time. He rushed me to a New York hospital 100 miles away. Unfortunately we lost the baby. They told me that I had had an ectopic pregnancy. So no voluntary abortions. We know that on Thursday, June 28, 1962, you met with the head of the Fox studio, Peter Levathes. You discussed the contractual conditions.