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"Regardless of what happens in California, Birkhead is arguing in the Bahamas that Dannielynn's birth certificate was filed incorrectly and that if paternity is in question, custody should also be in question, CBS News correspondent Drew Levinson reports. If he's persuasive, the Bahamian Supreme Court judge could order DNA tests."

Looks like the strategy remains the same for the hearing today.

Wonder if LB will attempt seeing DL while he's there. Warning: Do not accept food or drink from HKS.

Let's review the combatants.

HK$ - 2 people have died on his watch. He either will not or cannot handle life-threatening emergencies.

Larry - sperm donor cannot or will not seek help for a drug addicted pregnant woman carrying his child. Unable to assert himself when confronting one HK$. Rather ineffective in his adult relationships.

Virgie - helps raise a wonderful young grandson who perishes on HK$ watch. Raises a daughter to young adulthood with good influence until the daughter goes off independently and loses her life on HK$' watch.

Anna's Drug Laundry List

Posted Mar 16th 2007 12:42PM by TMZ Staff Anna Nicole Smith's psychiatrist/BFF ordered a virtual pharmacy of drugs for Anna -- five days after Daniel died, according to Fox 411. The website published a letter written to Dr. Sandeep Kapoor, the doc who prescribed methadone to Smith when she was eight months pregnant. It was written by Khristine Eroshevich, the shrink who was with Anna in the Bahamas. The fax asks Dr. Kapoor to prescribe the drugs for M. Chase -- Kapoor had prescribed methadone for Anna under the assumed name of Michelle Chase. The drugs included four bottles of Dilaudid, 2 bottles of Lorazepam (Ativan), two bottles of Soma (180 tablets), one bottle of Dalmane, one bottle of Prexige and one bottle of methadone (300 tablets). We put calls in to Dr. Kapoor to find out if he obliged and sent the prescriptions. So far, no comment. UPDATE: Kapoor's attorney, Ellyn Garofalo, tells TMZ, "Dr. Kapoor declined the request for prescriptions. He would never prescribe that combination of drugs, in such large dosages, to any patient."