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Posted on 03/09/2007 8:53:08 PM PST by mom4kittys
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Using cell and unlimited to Canada, US, and Caribbean so not a problem. I did try to call the Daily Star in UK but do not have service to there so didn't go through- just got message that my service doesn't go there. Will try some more of the numbers from the Nassau Guardian you gave me.
not a damn thing on the news...
Maybe a call to CNN or Fox is in order.
I can call them with my cell once I locate their press room numbers
Nassau Guardian Press Manager - no answer
Nassau Guardian - Night Manager just ringing away - no answer
can you call Fox News New York
Fox News Channel
212-301-3000
and see if they have heard about it and tell them where you got the report from http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news.html
I'm afraid I will wake up my husband talking on the phone
The report is still up on UK site
omg
here is CNN
CNN Headline News
404-827-2600
190 Marietta St NW
Atlanta GA 30303
ok, so I didn't open the whole article yet...but all it says is that she may have been born addicted....that CANNOT be the reason she was rushed to the hospital...that would have been a problem from the minute she was born if she was going to have problems over it....da*n....going to read the whole thing...agghhh.
Opened the article....nothing else there....what the heck...and IF she was rushed to the hospital...what a stupid, speculative reason....it MUST be something else if true...what can I do to help find out???
I know the article is written oddly but they were giving the history of the story.
The UK would probably break the story first.
I just wish there was away to get the US media to pick up the story.
Ok, just called Fox News number in NY you gave me. Got actual person and she said she has not seen that report yet. I told her about the report from Daily Star in UK. She went and checked and said nothing has come up about it over the wire yet.
Can you call the UK - The Star newspaper
The number is above
Thank you! (I really appreciate you doing this maybe they will wake up their reporter in the Bahamas to see what they know.)
It sure is oddly written.....good grief...the baby has been very healthy up til now....but I've always been concerned about her well being. Even if not true, as it gets closer to time when he looses her to Larry or he is charged with a crime, the more dangerous he will become...JMO, but I believe the man is a misogynist.
If can't do - then don't - I have no idea what the call would cost
Daily Star,
The Northern & Shell Building,
Number 10 Lower Thames Street,
London,
EC3R 6EN
Tel: 08714 341010
The name of the hospital, Precious Posterity Pediatric Centre, makes me wonder if this is where the DNA test was done...and possibly the Daily Star is using sensational language? Wouldn't that be great...I am searching foreign news right now where it is daytime,nothing yet.Does anyone know where Dannielynn had the DNA test?
let me try doing it with skype
Where is the d@mn paparazzi?
This report is from today the 24th
They DNA test is being done here in the US
The swabbing was done on 20th
Fears for Anna's Tot
24/03/07
TRAGIC Anna Nicole Smiths baby daughter Dannielynn has been rushed into hospital in the Bahamas.
The seven-month-old tot was taken to the Precious Posterity Pediatric Centre on the sunshine island by Annas lover and lawyer Howard K Stern.
There are fears that she may have been born addicted because the model was known to have on-going drug problems.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news_detail.html?sku=1443
sensational all right....they said she was RUSHED there!!!
I can't get skype to go through on that number!
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