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Posted on 03/09/2007 8:53:08 PM PST by mom4kittys
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No doubt.
No surprise here.
I agree...Perper had to have bought, hook, line and sinker...that HK$ was the devoted 'love' of ANS's life;' that ANS was in a despondent state (due to DS's death); yada yada yada. HK$ (having cleaned up the room) tells Perp...'drugs, what drugs? Oh no, my Anna killed herself!' (sobbing) and the ME buys into it. Then the Police find the trail of prescriptions under various names; the tape of the drugged 'clown;' the testimony (by Birkhead) of the 'duffel bag of drugs' that HK$ toted...and then Perper realizes...there is much more here...and the PD bring more evidence in...and now here we are.
Why do you say that? What do you think they are up to?
Rale said he was sedated. BonBon said he was catatonic. One of the crew said he was in a fetal position in his room.
And yet, Seminole PD said he had spent time with them, answering questions and was cooperative. Moe said he was at the hospital. KE said he spent time with ANS's body.
I don't see how these things could all happen in that same small time period.
Rather than just the locale...and because the bodies are stacking up in a trail behind him...wouldn't it better to use the generic 'Sternacide.' Just a thought
I'm afraid *nothing.*
Really? So you think they are just going through the motions? Darn, I hope not.
Yes, Perper has been talking too much for it to be a homicide investigation.
I'm in catch up mode, so sorry if someone else has already responded. Dr. Perper and his associates have had to put together a puzzle piece, and as he stated, the further into their examinations of organs, blood, fluids, tissues they went, the direction of their thinking changed. Normal for any complex issue, and normal for autopsies that aren't so cut and dried. When he arrived at the cause of death, that finding didn't change. It's the manner of death that has been a bit more complicated and it looks to me he's been doing a thorough job.
Not if the drugs were suppositories, they would melt.
Not if the drugs were suppositories, they would melt.
I don't know the first thing about being a ME, but I thought they did the autopsy, lab tests, etc. and made a determination?
Perper has maybe looked at computers, done interviews with parties that may or may not have an interest in the outcome of his reports, etc.-I am a little confused on this.
I only caught the tail end, will watch for the late night re-run. I really don't like that woman. Somehow I don't find her any better than HKS...
The house being remodeled is in HKS's cousins name.
Who would you believe? Rale? Bonbon? The crew? or the Seminole PD? The Seminole PD said he was "cooperative". Well of course he was. That's not the same as them saying they believed him.
are you all looking at tmz now? u should, new post there.
yeah. Perper could've bought it hook line and sinker. But the Seminole police and any other police that interrogated him have better instincts of when someone is lying or putting it on. They might've been on to Stern from Day 1.
Very interesting. IMO HKS really should be shaking in his boots right now, but it makes me all the more worried about Dannielynn.
I don't see suicide at all. She didn't even give herself drugs as far as we know, HKS gave her all her drugs. We have all the stories of him kicking hairdressers out of the room so he could give her "medicine." If she OD'd he OD'd her and at the very least should be tried for Manslaughter.... however, given that her son died under similar circumstances, this is more than accidental making me think there is only murder charges good enough for HKS.
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