I know this is trivial. This is not based on any kind of fact at all. I have been on a surfin safari and I came across this weird website. The hair on the back of my neck is all freakin out. It is just someones prediction regarding Anna's death. It was written a month ago. It could be nothing at all of course, but the odd thing it the line about the "deadly injection being administered by her nurse". This is not my idea, just another's.
http://www.coffeepotghost.com/Anna_Nicole_Smith_Murder.html
(the website is not your usual kind of website and don't go there if you are scared by ghosts and stuff like that.)
February 12, 2007
PREDICTION:
The Father of DannieLynn Hope is G. Ben Thompson
(The vasectomy argument is hearsay)
The deadly injection of Anna Nicole Smith was carried out by Anna Nicole's "Personal Nurse"
on Behalf of G. Ben Thompson.
Laurie Payne a close personal friend of Thompson's
is complicit in the death of Daniel, and the paternity cover up.
Daniel Smith called G. Ben Thompson with regard to the baby's birth one day prior to Daniel's death.
Daniel and Anna Nicole were killed to prevent disclosure of G. Ben Thompson as the Father.
Look to Prince Frederick von Anhalt to reveal that G. Ben Thompson is the Father of DannieLynn Hope.
Anna had confided in her close friends Zsa Zsa Gabor and Prince Frederick von Anhalt that
G. Ben Thompson is the baby's father.
Prince Frederick von Anhalt will state that he never had an affair with Anna Nicole Smith.
Anna had threatened to expose G. Ben Thompson as the Father in a blackmail ploy to retain the Bahamian mansion.
Anna felt entitled to the property since the Baby was Thompson's.
The Ministry of the Bahamas was under close public scrutiny and being challenged for pulling stings to allow
Anna Nicole's permanent residency on the Island. It was they who compelled G. Ben Thompson to recover the property.
Anna Nicole was expecting another child at the time of her death.
This is a fact known to the Coroner.
Both Howard K. Stern and DannieLynn Smith are in great danger.
It was never about the money.
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