Suicide or foul play? Debate still going on

After a quarter of a century, the death of Marilyn Monroe stillstirs enough questions to sustain a small industry of Monroe booksand a thriving cult of conspiracy-theorists.

Did mobsters bug the bedroom of the quintessential Hollywood sexsymbol in a bid to blackmail her alleged lovers, John and RobertKennedy?

Did Robert Kennedy, then U.S. attorney general, break off arelationship with Monroe on the very day she died?

Did Kennedy brother-in-law Peter Lawford destroy a suicide notefrom her?

Those are among the questions that, for Monroe buffs, stilllinger from the apparent suicide that stunned the world Aug. 5, 1962.

While doubters scoff, …