"Her being a nurse, she knows what to do if [Smith] needed some water or help going to the restroom," Moe told "ET" and "The Insider."
Nurses do a heck of a lot more than give people a drink of water.
If there was a nurse in the room why wasn't CPR begun immediately ?
Why wasn't 911 called ASAP ?
And when 911 was eventually summoned-why didn't they direct dial from the room ?
Why the convoluted concierge to police route ?
It sounds like no CPR was attempted until Mo arrived 10 or 15 minutes later.
"The nurse who found Anna Nicole Smith unconscious in her hotel suite last Thursday has confirmed the model was still alive when paramedics arrived to revive her."
"Brigitte Neven insists reports Smith had choked on her own vomit are untrue--
she claims the tragic blonde had a very peaceful death."
What a weird statement.
The whole timeline is very bizarre.
The eyewitness reports are so conflicted- paramedics basically say she was long gone by the time they got there- Seminole Rescue was the first on the scene and took over basic CPR from Mo, but, it wasn't until Hollywood Fire and Rescue arrived-that the IVs were started,she was intubated, pacing was attempted, etc.
The ANS entourage statements are all over the place, which looks like they are all dissembling .
Were they all hypnotized by the Pimpspa Toad ?
That statement conflicts with this audio of a paramedic Captain. I believe in this audio the paramedic also said that HKS was in the room. I heard doctor Perper say that HKS was not in the room. I wonder if that is what everyone told the doctor? Anyway, I hope this audio works.
I heard Moe, the bodyguard, say that when his wife called him about Anna she told him to call 911 while he was traveling back to the hotel as she could not reach a phone (why not?). However, Moe then stated that the first person he called was HKS and that he didn't call 911 until after he had reached the hotel room. Wonder if he had called 911 when his wife first requested him to do so whether it would have made a difference?
So strange that they would call Howard BEFORE 9-11 AND I'm sure there was more than one phone readily available. Apparently, the guard needed permission to call 9-11.