Patricia Newcomb (Wigan) is one of two people who have never spoken about the murder of Marilyn Monroe and that's because she was part of the murder and she was suppose to be one of Marilyn's good friends. OUCH! Before the police could seal the house once Marilyn's body was taken away, the police notice that Pat Newcomb doesn’t want to leave. She kept looking through drawers and going into Marilyn’s bedroom. She had spent Friday night at the house and perhaps she was looking for something she left there. The police had to control her . . . They had trouble getting her out of the door.” That’s because she was looking for the red diary that same diary that Bobby Kennedy couldn’t find the night before. During my investigation, I was able to view several documents located at UCLA Special Collections library that are sealed until January 1, 2039 (I was allowed to view some of the sealed folders) and I came across several documents that I hope will bring me further information. I have tried to reach out to Newcomb through letters and phone calls but she has ignored all of my attempts. This lady lived off of her friends murder. How does a person do that? Question Pat Newcomb - How can you live with being a part of the murder of your friend and die with it? With friends like you, who needs enemies?