Anna Nicole Smith, The Investigation

[mom4kittys]

Thread Number Two

Thread Number One

[txrangerette]

You've done great research work. I see exactly your point. But why the stories. TK just posted one from an odd website that seems to accept the daily news story and goes on to analyze it as evidence that DL has drug problem that required Stern to seek emergency care for her. Or else he was making a grandstanding play just to show everyone he's so on top of her proper care. Please don't give up. We need your input unless you've totally just had it. We're struggling to make sense of this.

[TexKat]

They have been following the ANS story from almost, if not day 1.

When you google news on ANS they always have an article.

I wondered at one point if they knew more about HKS than anyone else.

[sodpoodle]

That was a test!


Bad math - 166 posts;(

[mommya]

Got a nice little street map on the Doctor's Hospital website - since this office is near there. I guess terraces are like streets with little strip malls or office complexes on them or something?
http://www.doctorshosp.com/directions.php

[mommya]

Got a nice little street map on the Doctor's Hospital website - since this office is near there. I guess terraces are like streets with little strip malls or office complexes on them or something?
http://www.doctorshosp.com/directions.php

[mommya]

oops

[txrangerette]

Sorry, the British tabloid used too many KEY, LOADED words for just a poorly worded story to be behind this report.

Mind you, I'm not saying she really is or was taken on an emergency trip to the hospital for drug reasons. I'm saying that's what the story purports to be about, and then TexKat's post has another story written about the Daily Star story, again making it about Stern taking her to the hospital for a drug emergency. Someone is deliberately pushing this story while everybody else ignores it. It isn't because the story is poorly worded that we got the impression we got from the story.

That's all I'll say. I don't want to argue with you, not even a little bit, for sure.

[txrangerette]

Interesting.

[TexKat]

DL may have been taken to that doctor's office, but it is my understanding that the test was taken by a doctor out of Ohio. The test is being performed at a lab in Ohio.

Michael Baird, a nationally known DNA expert who heads the DNA-testing firm, was hired by attorneys of Larry Birkhead to prove is the father, a company spokesman said.

Baird, who was in Nassau to take a DNA sample from the baby, testified in the case Tuesday, according to Jim Hanigan, spokesman for the Fairfield company.

http://www.columbusdispatch.com/dispatch/content/local_news/stories/2007/03/22/anna.html

[sodpoodle]

That really is interesting to take her own birth name of Lynn for Dannielynn. Seems as if she was going back in time for that.

[justthinkin]

Back up... had to go rest for awhile. Looks like from all the posts that you all have diligently continued to try to find something out and if there is any truth to it. I did goggle earth on the Precious Posterity Pediatric Centre and got message - no match. Sounds like there is not much to the story- just sensationalism, which is the main point to sell copies of this rag sheet.

Like The National Enquirer though, sometimes they do have an exclusive, breaking story. (Think I remember that The Daily Star was UK paper/magazine that first had pictures of Kate Moss doing cocaine.)

Here is a thought...if the address is a doctor's office, could it be that it is the place where HKS took DL to have the cottonswabbing done and The Daily Star is purposely not giving things in right timeline to get people to buy the issue.

I called one of the Dr.'s numbers listed at that address sometime early this morning, (believe I posted it when I did it), and there was no answer. Thought...hmmm that number doesn't lead to an emergency-type facility or perhaps it just that doctor's office and that doctor is not presently in his office since it was early Saturday morning, and not during normal office hours.

Also thinking, if HKS rushed her to the hospital, as creatures of habit or because of proximity to Horizons, if he did have to rush DL to the hospital, wouldn't he have taken her to hospital that he had already been to several times with ANS?

Just my main hope it is all not true and DL is okay.

[TexKat]

List of Doctors - U.S. Embassy Nassau, BahamasPrecious Posterity Pediatric Centre 356-5565(fax) 4th Terrace Centerville P. O. Box N-10475. Dr. Patrick Roberts (242) 328-8085 ... nassau.usembassy.gov/list_of_doctors.html - Similar pages

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Precious+Posterity+Pediatric+Centre&btnG=Google+Search

[TexKat]

Dr. Baird did not bring the baby to his lab in Ohio that's for sure.

That is obvious! I'm trying to see where you are coming from with this Dr. Steven Lochan.

[stlnative]

Dr. Steven Lochan also works for Doctors Hospital
He has specialty

Google Doctors Hospital and then look in the directory

[justthinkin]

Just checked my cell's call history:

5:49 AM EST call to - 242-325-2804

Dr. Steven Lochan (242) 325-2804
@ Precious Posterity Pediatric Centre 356-5565(fax)
4th Terrace Centerville
P. O. Box N-10475

This number rang, two times then got message, "The number or code you called is incorrect. Please check the number and try again." Which I did and got same message again.

and


5:44 AM EST call to - 242-328-8085

Precious Posterity Pediatric Centre
356-5565(fax) 4th Terrace Centerville P. O. Box N-10475.
Dr. Patrick Roberts (242) 328-8085

This one just rang and rang and after at least twenty rings, I hung up. Checked number and tried again and the same thing happened.

[stlnative]

NEONATOLOGY
Dr. Steve Lochan
Dr. Gwendolyn McDeigan
Dr. Carlos Thomas

http://www.doctorshosp.com/services/index.php

Also check out http://www.caribbeandoctors.com/



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neonatology

Neonatology is a subspecialty of pediatrics that consists of the medical care of newborn infants, especially the ill or premature newborn infant. It is a hospital-based specialty, and is usually practiced in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). The principal patients of neonatologists are newborn infants who are ill or requiring special medical care due to prematurity, low birth weight, intrauterine growth retardation, congenital malformations (birth defects), sepsis, or birth asphyxia.

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