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If the physical cause of Marvin Gaye’s death was straightforward—”Gunshot wound to chest perforating heart, lung and liver,” according to the Los Angeles County Coroner—the events that led to it were much more tangled. On the one hand, there was the longstanding conflict with his father dating back to childhood. Marvin Gay, Sr., (the “e” was added by his son for his stage name) was a preacher in the Hebrew Pentecostal Church and a proponent of a strict moral code he enforced brutally with his four children. He was also, by all accounts, a hard-drinking cross-dresser who personally embodied a rather complicated model of morality. By some reports, Marvin Sr. harbored significant envy over his son’s tremendous success, and Marvin Jr. clearly harbored unresolved feelings toward his abusive father.

Those feelings spilled out for the final time in the Los Angeles home of Marvin Gay, Sr., and his wife Alberta. Their son, the international recording star, had moved into his parents’ home in late 1983 at a low point in his struggle with depression, debt and cocaine abuse. Only one year removed from his first Grammy win and from a triumphant return to the pop charts with “Sexual Healing,” Marvin Gaye was in horrible physical, psychological and financial shape.

After an argument between father and son escalated into a physical fight on the morning of April 1, 1984, Alberta Gay was trying to calm her son in his bedroom when Marvin Sr. took a revolver given to him by Marvin Jr. and shot him three times in his chest. Marvin Gaye’s brother, Frankie, who lived next door, and who held the legendary singer during his final minutes, later wrote in his memoir that Marvin Gaye’s final, disturbing statement was, “I got what I wanted….I couldn’t do it myself, so I made him do it.”
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• What was the physical cause of Marvin Gaye's death? Answer: Gunshot wound to the chest.
• When did the conflict with his father begin? Answer: Throughout his childhood.
• What was the nature of the conflict with his father during childhood? Answer: Gay Sr. was very strict with his children while holding a dubious moral code himself.
• How did Gaye's father feel about his son's success? Answer: He was envious.
• As an adult, how did Gaye feel about his father? Answer: He had mixed feelings about his abusive father.
• What were the events leading up to Gaye's death? Answer: During a very low point in his life, Gaye moved into his father's house. They argued.
• What happened during Gaye's final argument with his father? Answer: The argument became physical.
• Did anyone try to help Gaye? Answer: Gaye's mother tried to comfort him in a room away from his father.
• How did Gaye's father kill his son? Answer: He used a revolver to shoot him three times in the chest.
• What did Frankie, Gaye's brother, do in Gaye's final moments? Answer: He held him in his arms and listened to his final words which he later quoted in his memoir.