Trivia - I *think* I recall seeing that their PO Box at Mail Boxes Etc (not sure that was the name of it, kind of kidding there) in Nassau was #512. See if I was right about that, lol.
They interviewed a girl that works there on one of "those" shows (remember, I don't have cable) the other day and did a quick cut to the box itself, showing the number - and said she seldom ever saw Anna there, but that Howard came in almost every day and got their mail.
That was where the methadone prescription was send from Dr. Kapoor.
http://www.bahamasb2b.com/news/story.php?title=American-Bloggers-Rip-Into-Bahamas
American Bloggers Rip Into Bahamas
Finally, international bloggers join BahamasB2B in demanding an inquiry into the mysterious death of Anna Nicole's son, Daniel, in The Bahamas.
A group of American "bloggers" who call themselves "The Mob" are echoing demands from the Bahamas' largest website and are stepping up their calls for an inquest into the mysterious death of Daniel Smith.
They say they are determined not to let Bahamas Attorney General Allyson Maynard-Gibson rest until the matter is thoroughly investigated.
And they have vowed to keep up the online pressure, encouraging other Americans to press for action.
Daniel, 20, was visiting his mother, former reality star Anna Nicole Smith, at Doctors Hospital in Nassau when he was found dead beside her bed on September 10.
A private autopsy later revealed that his body contained a lethal cocktail of drugs, including methadone and at least two anti-depressants.
Disquiet has been expressed on US cable television and elsewhere over the Bahamian authorities' failure to order a proper inquiry into the case.
Yesterday, blogger Mary Jackson of San Antonio, Texas, said a letter writing campaign has now begun, targeting Mrs Maynard-Gibson and her failure to set an inquest date.
In a letter to the attorney general, copied to Prime Minister Perry Christie, Mrs Jackson points out that hospital staff had claimed Daniel was vomiting uncontrollably before his death.
And she raises questions over the alleged shredding of documents at Ms Smith's Eastern Road home following the tragedy.
"The public will not let this issue go away without further investigation," said Mrs Jackson.
"Tourism in the Bahamas will be negatively affected if a US citizen dies in a Bahamian hospital under suspicious circumstances. and the matter is not fully investigated."
Mrs Jackson said letter writers in the United States and the Bahamas were now determined to mount a campaign "to keep this matter in the public eye".
It was particularly important, she added, that the matter was not allowed to die over the Christmas and New Year period.
Campaigners from all over the American west and south who call themselves "mobstas" have joined the "Justice for Daniel" drive.
One called Patty from South Carolina has raised a petition which will be sent to the Bahamas government.
Mrs Jackson said she and her husband - both self employed - have no special links with the Bahamas.
But their newly-married son decided against a Bahamas honeymoon "after this mysterious and frightening event."
She and her supporters have a "strong passion" for justice in Daniel's death, she said. A blog they started is attracting a lot of response.
"We are encouraging the public to write to Mrs Maynard-Gibson asking her to order an inquest," said Mrs Jackson.
Source: The Tribune
Right --- it was sent to the PO Box is my understanding too.