In the list of drugs found in the room per a public record release on Friday by Dr. Perper. Post 15,576.
Those who saw the program, please feel free to correct or add something I might have missed.
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G - Welcomes Dr. Perper - list released as public record - camera scans list
G - Do you have any way of knowing if any drugs were taken out of her room after she died?
G - So this is your best estimate of what was in that hotel room?
G - Do you know who Alex Katz is?
G - To determine cause and manner of death do you think it's important to determine (who Katz is) or not?
G - Did you hear that ANS had trouble that morning - even going to the bathroom?
G - Did you find out how weak she was?
P - She could walk.
G - Where was the Chloral Hydrate in the room?
P - My understanding it was in a duffle bag.
G - Do you know if she needed help taking the Chloral Hydrate like she needed help going to the bathroom?
P - It's not difficult if she wanted to have done it.
G - Don't mean to be argumentative, but if she was so weak she needed help for the bathroom - she needed help to go to the duffle bag to search for the Chloral Hydrate which ultimately led to her death.
P - I don't know -------------According to Mr. Stern, he didn't give her Chloral Hydrate.
G - You are a medical doctor, correct? Not a PhD, but medical ----- and a lawyer.
P - Yes -------
G - If someone is so extremely weak that they needed help to the bathroom, in your medical knowledge, would you ever give the person sleeping medication in that condition?
P - I don't think a reasonable person would do that, especially in the morning -------
G - Repeats above scenario.
P - You have to remember, Miss Smith was the Queen of her realm ------- she was not a child and no one claims she was not in possession of her faculties, so if somebody gave her the drug, it's not wise for sure - not homicide for sure either.
G - So you say she's the Queen and could have what she wanted - where do you get that information?
P - Everybody - whatever she said - this was her personality.
G - Who was it Howar-------
P - Everybody told me that - Howard K. Stern, Dr. Eroshevich, the bodyguard.
G - Very weak woman - Chloral Hydrate contributing factor in death - how did she get it from the duffle bag - and when you talk to the people to find out what she's like, you talk to the very people who are in the room at the time. Dr. Eroshevich has written a laundry list of drugs to her, Howard K. Stern, the bodyguard sources are people - quite reasonably - a good investigator would have some skepticism about.
P - You have to look at the evidence that's available to you --- Only evidence - You can't count speculation.
G - In terms of speculation, I think it's speculation to think she took the Chloral Hydrate alone - I don't know that she didn't - I would be skeptical if she can't even go to the bathroom alone - I would wonder how she got to the duffle bag alone.
G - Greta thanks Perper and says - Anyway, we're going to continue to dig at this.
I see Chloral hydrate on that list as "mls", liquid (syrup) form. Not knowing the full description in the second column, I can only guess that's the amt. of liquid remaining. I haven't seen the document.