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Posted on 03/09/2007 8:53:08 PM PST by mom4kittys
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Thread Number Two
Why, when she has said (herself) that she was there) do they ignore the fact? I'm starting to wonder: Do the Seminoles know she was there?
I'm conflicted too.
It is a little uncomfortable, but I noticed awhile back that Virgie and Larry seemed to be joining forces against HK$ and didn't think it was a good strategy then.
Their attorneys have (since the body custody case)probably staked out individual approaches which separately keep HK$' attorneys off guard. Hk$ has to cover 2 bases instead of one.
Let's wait for more symptoms before final diagnosis;)
Actually, it is a good legal move. Virgie obviously does not have to submit to a DNA test, she is the undisputed maternal grandmother. The only person who would have custodial rights above her is the natural father. Her legal intervention could be what forces a cour ordered DNA test of the baby.
When there is a an injection site found this what happens...
The cell area around the injection site would be more sterile that other areas on the body.
They take skin cell scraping from around the immediate injection site, then they take skin cell scrapings from area near the injection site (from a outside an area that is at least 2" in diameter away from the injection site)
These skin cells are then examined against each other. The skin cells coming from the area right at the injection site should be more sterile if a alcohol swab was used.
Then they also take tissue and muscle samples from the area under the injection site to determine what drug was injected in to that area.
2,826 posted on 03/15/2007 12:43:43 PM CDT by stlnative
LOL
Well there are some factors here...
Who saw her that morning - what was her condition that morning - what was her condition the evening before - who saw her the evening before.
Who's name was the Demerol in? (so far it sounds like it was in someones name that was not Anna's or any of Anna's aliases.)
If it was in Howard's name why was Howard injecting her with large doses of HIS Demerol?
There yah go!
Almost got there - thanks Toespi
Or....
Why was Howard leaving his drugs laying around if she was the one who injected herself with the Demerol?
Everything is pointing to Howard being the drug controller so she would not OD. Howard has been seen injecting drugs into her in the past. Then it is very possible that the Demerol was in his name.
Also if she injected the Demerol by syringe by herself then why not leave the syringe in the room sense it would have Anna's fingerprints on it. Most likely if she did it to herself while everyone was gone then the syringe would probably be by the bedside, in the bed or in the room somewhere.
Some Bahamians on other msg boards made a thing out of the fact that work had stopped on the Coral Harbour house the morning of the day ANS died (she wasn't even reported as sick until 1:15PM at the earliest, and that to HKS and Moe, not to the media).
It seemed to me that since King Eric is the contractor on the house, and that since he and Brigitte had flown to FL that morning to meet HKS/ANS to get the boat, then the hired workers either played hooky or more likely, were told to take that couple of days off, until KEG was back on-site.
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I think we all know that the Drug thing was the difference they had.
Obviously, Anna didn't like Mommy telling her what to do whether she was 12 or 30...which goes right back to Anna's attitude in her youth.
Questions...
Was the Demerol Vial found in the room?
How many holes were in the self healing rubber top from syringes being poked into it?
Where in the syringe?
Who's finger prints where on the syringe, Demerol Vial, and cotton swab wrapper if one was used?
Who name was on the Demerol?
If no syringe was found in the room - then why is that? (if she injected herself with it why not leave it in the room untouched?)
Avoid accidental swallowing of meperidine by someone (especially children) other than the person for whom it was prescribed as this may result in severe effects and possibly death.
http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/Uses/0,3915,416%7CDemerol+Injection,00.html#uses
Really.
(just helping her /sarc)
Levin of TMZ isn't given enough time to speak on these shows to suit me. IMO he knows more than most people.
Is there recent news as to when the ME will release the autopsy report?
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