Theories Of Jimi Hendrix's Death

Questionable Celebrity Deaths While many people accept police reports, many famous suicides have contradicting evidence that states it would be a murder such as theories like Jimi Hendrix being murdered by his manager, Kevin Sullivan having reason to order the killing of Chris Benoit, his wife, and their son, or how Marilyn Monroe’s death may have been ordered by the Kennedy’s, and more famously, the theory that Kurt Cobain could have been murdered by Courtney Love. Stardom has been publically recognized as difficult, but one could doubt that potential icons would have known the dangers of the lifestyle, a popular example being Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix was born in 1942, he grew up in Seattle, Washington; where he had a rough childhood.

Chris was found dead along with his wife Nancy (both left), and his son Daniel. The deaths were ruled a double murder-suicide, and has been linked to severe brain damage and what is commonly referred to as “roid-rage”. Anyone who knew Benoit knew how much he loved and adored his family, which is why these events led to such confusion and sadness within the wrestling community. Many theorists believe that Kevin Sullivan (an ex-wrestler who is now an executive at WWE) had reason to kill or order the killings of the Benoit’s. Sullivan was married to Nancy at one point, but when involved in a storyline where Nancy cheated on him with Benoit, the product reflected reality, causing a divorce between Nancy and Kevin, then a marriage between her and Chris. The reasoning that Kevin would also have reason to murder Daniel is because he was the offspring of Nancy and Chris. It is also said that Sullivan convinced the Benoit’s doctor Phil Astin to prescribe Chris medication that would drive him to this intense downward spiral. This is plausible due to Astin being responsible for two other beloved wrestlers deaths in Sherri Martel and Johnny Grunge. Another supporting fact for the theory involving Astin is the fact that he was jailed in 2009 for over-prescribing his patients. Professional wrestling may be scripted but the Benoit murders are a harsh dose of reality about the mental dangers that professional athletes face. Drugs do not only take athletes,

The coroner listed it as a “probable suicide” which led to many questions. Firstly, Marilyn was said to not be illustrating behaviors of someone who was suicidal, as she had just bought new furniture the day before. Allegedly, the death of Marilyn Monroe was said to be witnessed by five people, but only one person will recount the events of that day, an ambulance attendant named James C. Hall, who saw her psychiatrist (Dr. Greenson) inject her heart with undiluted pentobarbital. Greenson supposedly was put up to the task of murdering Monroe by Bobby Kennedy. Marilyn was threatening to go public with her affair with Bobby, so Bobby took a few of his friends from the LAPD inside Monroe’s house, and searched for her little red journal. This is how Marilyn had so many drugs in her system but no odor from her mouth, they were given to her forcefully in an enema. This can only be described as a violent life ending nightmare for Marilyn. Many superstars have their final moments spent in fear and agony, such as Kurt