Anna Nicole Smith, The Investigation

[mom4kittys]

Thread Number Two

Thread Number One

[Arizona Carolyn]

I always pre-cook mine in apple juice to pull out excess salt and then bake with a honey sauce....mmmmmm

[mom4kittys]

Thank you, I had been looking at this site. There is no retail store near me, but there is a number for a distributor. I’m going to call them tomorrow. It looks like a good product.

[WestCoastGal]

My first thought was HOW is HOWie gonna pay for this guy??

I don’t think he wants to go up against Opri. O’Quinn is another story....I”m not sold on his lawyering skills yet. I don’t think he did so well with judge Florida.

[fluffytoo]

When I got there the pic was gone. Nuff said!

[TexKat]

I love this: “Repeated calls to Eroshevich Wednesday and Thursday were not returned.”

You think that she has od on about a gallon of chlorhydrate yet?

[Arizona Carolyn]

another lie to Seidlin— remember he said he didn’t want the position just wanted to bury ANS..

[roses of sharon]

We should demand that CTV hire a Conservative, I think they are practicing employment discrimination!

Sue them!

[Arizona Carolyn]

I only purchase the butt end as well. I didn’t know it was due to salt but because there is more meat in tbe butt end.

[fluffytoo]

Just to be fair, I understand that the church did not charge anything.

[tennmountainman]

“Do people still hide money in Switzerland?”

I guess some do. If Lin Wood starts filing lawsuits, the one’s Wood sues will open up Anna’s accounts and find out how Stern has transferred assets and how he has been getting paid by ET and TMZ.

Does Wood really want to open that stinky can of Sardines?

[justthinkin]

Check your mail

[mom4kittys]

Ummm that sounds yummy

[TexKat]

http://www.accesshollywood.com/news/ah4766.shtml

Anna Nicole Latest: Diaries Exposed, Doctor Investigated

DALLAS, TX (April 5, 2007) -- Excerpts from diaries belonging to the late Anna Nicole Smith were made public today in the run up to an auction of the items, expected in several weeks.

Two journals and an old Texas identification card were shown earlier today in Dallas. Among the pieces shown were handwritten diary entries, reportedly written during Smith's marriage to oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall.

"Howard has been buying me some jewrlry (sic)," Smith writes in a page made public. "He call me 15 or 20 times a day it drives me crazy. I love him but he aggravates me sometimes."

Smith's private thoughts on sex were also included in the entry.

"I hate for men to want sex all the time," she wrote. "I hate sex anyway. I only like it with Clay now that he's out of my life."

Photo: A look inside Anna Nicole's private diaries (AP)

The diaries also reveal Anna Nicole oftentimes found herself depressed and concerned about her eating habits, according to the Associated Press.

Meanwhile, in other Anna Nicole related news, the doctor who prescribed all eleven prescriptions found in Anna Nicole Smith's hotel room when she died is being investigated.

Candis Cohen, a public information officer for the California State Medical Board confirmed to Access Hollywood that Dr. Khristine Eroshevich, a psychiatrist and friend of the starlet's, confirmed she is being investigated, but declined to reveal further details.

Yesterday it was revealed Eroshevich was the doctor who authorized all the prescription medications in the Hollywood, Fla., hotel room where Smith was found unresponsive shortly before her death Feb. 8, the medical examiner's office said. Eroshevich had traveled with Smith to Florida.

Dr. Joshua Perper, Broward County's medical examiner, said two other doctors also prescribed Smith drugs, but those medications were not found in her hotel room.

The type of drugs found in Smith's system were disclosed with the release of her autopsy report last week, but the remarkable quantity of drugs she had was unclear until Wednesday's release of additional records.

The powerful sleeping aid chloral hydrate, the medication blamed with tipping the balance in the toxic mix of drugs and causing her death, was prescribed Jan. 2. About two-thirds of the bottle was gone, according to the medical examiner's records. The records also show 62 tablets of the anti-anxiety drug Valium were missing from a prescription less than two weeks old at the time of Smith's death.

A probe by the Seminole Police Department agreed with Perper's assessment that Smith's death at 39 was an accidental overdose and that there was no foul play.

Most of the drugs were prescribed in the name of Howard K. Stern, her lawyer-turned-companion, and none were prescribed in Smith's own name, according to documents. Perper has said all the drugs were meant for Smith.

Information released by Perper's office shows eight of the prescriptions were issued under Stern's name; one under Eroshevich's name; and two were under the name of Alex Katz. It was unclear if Katz was an alias or the name of someone connected to Smith.

The records show Smith had three prescriptions for muscle relaxants in her hotel room: two for carisoprodol, prescribed Jan. 2 and Jan. 26, and one for methocarbamol, under the brand name Robaxin, prescribed Jan. 2. Some 415 of the carisoprodol pills were missing from their containers as well as 33 of the Robaxin pills, according to the documents.

Also missing were 79 tablets of the anti-seizure medications Topomax and Klonopin; and at least two dozen diuretics, antibiotics, antivirals and potassium supplements.

The newly disclosed documents did not mention the strong painkiller methadone or the anti-anxiety pill Ativan, both of which were found in Smith's system. Also missing from the report was disclosure on who prescribed human growth hormone, the muscle-building, weight-reducing agent Smith was said to have been taking around the time of her death.

Two attorneys for Stern did not immediately return calls seeking comment.

Smith had a stomach flu and a temperature that rose as high as 105 degrees in the days before her death, and she had an infection on her buttocks from repeated injections. Both the flu and the infection were considered contributing causes of her death, according to the autopsy report.

Smith, a Texas high school dropout who became a topless dancer, married 89-year-old oilman J. Howard Marshall II. After his death, she took her fight for Marshall's estimated $500 million fortune as far as the Supreme Court. That ongoing battle could make her infant daughter, Dannielynn, very wealthy. Stern and two other men have claimed to be the baby's father.

[justthinkin]

Saw that episode on AN Show, Season 2, Episode 9. Most of proceed went to AIDS foundation.

[mom4kittys]

interesting

[fluffytoo]

It was said, yesterday on CTV, that HKS is holed up reading all the blogs, cataloging all TV programs, you name it where he is mentioned in any way, shape or form... said he is an attorney and is known for being very meticulous about these things.

Bwahahahaha! Seriously???

I think the one thing that psychos don't get is that "we have our ways". The "we" being human beings. Btw, not telling!

[TrishaSC]

Thanks JT....I found it on onnotheydidn’t also. Unfortunately I do think it’s him. On the side you can see that the hair is dirty blonde.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Wow... I didn't watch the show, but the description of this one episode is certainly telling:

Howard doesn't buy it and accuses Bobby of seeking publicity for himself by showing up at Anna Nicole's art opening. Howard rapidly gets overheated and starts flinging insults: "Bobby, this isn't a Clearasil ad."

"Howard, this isn't a nose job ad," Bobby retorts, predictably, "and how was it being fired from the law firm?" Howard charges Bobby with making all sorts of false statements about him, such as telling the press that Bobby has a restraining order against him.

The next sequence of events gets confusing. During their argument, Bobby pauses to address someone standing behind Howard: "Maybe you should get a ladder." A female voice replies, "Oh, really?" A moment later the same unseen woman tells Howard to move out of the way, and she throws a drink right in Bobby's face. "A ladder?" she says. "A ladder?" The drink-thrower may have been Howard's sister Bonnie, who was trailing behind her brother when he walked out to confront Bobby. But that's just a theory.

Stunned and dripping wet, Bobby says he's leaving and walks off to his car. You'd think that would be the end of the fight, and really it should have been. But it wasn't over yet.

"After I was in my car leaving, on my own accord," Bobby says, "Howard was pounding on the window." And this is where Howard shows that he's a bit psychotic. He had succeeded, with the aid of his mystery female accomplice, in his objective of getting Bobby away from Anna Nicole's art opening, and yet he stands on the side of the road at the open window of Bobby's Jaguar and continues haranguing him.

The two adversaries go around and around about alleged restraining orders and letters of forgiveness and statements made to the media. Blah, blah, blah. Howard is blind with anger and hatred, but he does make at least one sound argument: it's no coincidence that Bobby showed up at Anna Nicole's gallery opening. And the fact that he was miked suggests that the show's producers helped arrange his appearance without notifying Anna Nicole and Howard.

Howard finally acts like he's done ranting and he's going to let Bobby leave, but then he comes back and starts into it again. Bobby gets out of his car to face him, and that makes Howard uncomfortable. In his blathering, Howard reveals that one reason for his grudge is Bobby's efforts to hijack The Anna Nicole Show for his own ends. "Oh, let's make this show about me!" Howard mocks. "You're a f***in' clown."

"I am not a clown," Bobby says. "You're unemployed, Howard. Howard's unemployed!" I don't know if there's any truth to Bobby's claim that his law firm fired him, although it would help explain why he grew the goatee and got all slovenly for a while. Howard never directly denies it. But he walks up to Bobby and quietly makes this surprising statement in response:

"Actually, one of us is on the TV."

So on some level, Howard actually thinks of appearing on the show as his job and considers himself a television personality, and he's willing to throw that in someone's face during an argument. True, Howard could just be saying that to get Trendy's goat, but it is a change from his stance that Anna Nicole is the only star of the show.

At this point, Bobby has the golden opportunity to get in his car and drive away, and come out looking like the lesser of two assholes in this confrontation. But as he's done with some many other things in his day, he blows it. Bobby can't gracefully walk away when there's a camera trained on him. He just can't help himself. In rapid-fire succession, he plugs his in-development TV show, his web site, his store, and other various projects. Then he imitates Anna Nicole's famed preening on the hood of the Jaguar she received as Playmate of the Year. "This was Anna, a few years ago," he says haughtily. "Now it's Bobby Trendy."

He yells at the woman who threw the drink at him, calling her a "bohemian bitch." Next he says Anna Nicole "can kiss my white ass," and in the same breath thanks her for making him so rich. Bobby boasts incoherently about selling more pink beds and buying a new Palm Springs home and an Aston Martin before peeling out into traffic. In his wake Howard whoops and applauds like a jackass, winner of the war of the dickheads.

Whew. This marathon melee marks the first time The Anna Nicole Show has ever gone from one commercial break to another without a single frame of its star. All I've got to say is that the program suffers in her absence.

Back at the gallery, Warren Cuccurullo has bought the baby for a cool $4,000. I guess Moneybags Dauman couldn't hang with the obscure rock star. As the evening draws to a close, the representatives from Aid for AIDS are very pleased with the generous funds Anna Nicole has raised for their cause. Howard surveys the group to affirm that he was right to talk her into having the show and she's not going to kick his ass.

"Was this a success for Anna Nicole?" he asks. Everyone agrees that it was. One onlooker says, "Yes! And for art! And for women!"

I don't know if I'd go so far as that, but she definitely came out of this little adventure smelling like a rose. All along, she maintained the proper perspective on her work as an artist: it's just something to do for fun, and she's not good enough for anyone to make a fuss over. If she's right, she managed to fool a whole bunch of status-crazed Hollywood phonies. If she's wrong, she's an undiscovered genius. Either way, she wins.

It's highly illuminating to compare her and Bobby Trendy in this episode. Each of them possesses artistic "talents" of arguable merits, but Anna Nicole is the only one who admits it. She only agrees to exploit the situation for the sake of having a good time and raising money for charity, but Trendy habitually lies, cheats and screws people over in his self-obsessed drive for personal glory and wealth. In case there were any lingering doubts left over from Season One, this episode seals the verdict: Bobby Trendy is an evil and pathetic little whore.

[tennmountainman]

Could be. Have ya noticed Ronnie Rale has not been seen or heard from lately.