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To: Sacajaweau
I was thinking that also - is very strange if they did not find the syringe that contained the Demerol residue in it.
I see now why Perper is having such a hard time with this case. It's like a scale and not one of the three is really outweighing the others.

Accidental OD - Suicide OD - Homicide

All three are possible - we know she was somewhat suicidal - we know she was a drug addict - and we know Stern had motive

If you are out to kill someone by shooting them up with a drug filled syringe you don't use a alcohol swab before you inject them. But then again she may have injected herself trying to kill herself or to relieve her pain. But the syringe should have been found in the room if she was the injector.
4,638 posted on 03/17/2007 4:15:54 PM PDT by stlnative (The Queen of Spelling & Grammar Errors! - http://community.webshots.com/user/dannielynnhopebirkhead)
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To: stlnative; All
I'm not really understanding the discussion on the alcohol swab?

There are several different infections that can be caused from not cleaning the injection site, that are very serious and can be lethal.

And Dr. Perper made sure to mention that Demerol can be taken in a suppository form.

So, it's anyone's guess what the autopsy will conclude.

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4,645 posted on 03/17/2007 4:50:54 PM PDT by spectre ((Spectre's wife))
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To: stlnative

Your research has been good,I found a site on predictions and they say it went into the tongue and it was homicide that would be said assisted suicide.It was a bodyguard named Alex who had a name change.Just adding info on the Internet.


4,808 posted on 03/17/2007 9:17:46 PM PDT by fatima (Shut up Murtha)
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