Well, he sure seems to be asking a lot of suicide questions - but then, that's mostly from ET's skewed viewpoint that I've seen him talking about it.
Unfortunately, I've always felt that would be his ruling on manner of death, with an outside chance of accidental overdose. Feeling pretty certain it will involve drugs in some way, shape or form - even tho Perper said we'd all "be surprised." I'll "be surprised" if *anyone* is surprised, lol.
What I hate is that it will come out first and if it doesn't throw out any hints of suspicious circumstances, the people on the inquest panel who start listening to evidence the next day may be more inclined to soften their stance towards Daniel's own suspicious circumstances.
None of these things bode well for Miss Dannielynn, I'm afraid.
I agree.
An opinion I heard tonight - heaven only knows which show - is that Perper can present his 'manner of death'. LE does not necessarily have to accept what Perper states, if they have evidence that contradicts. As I understand it, if there's disagreement on MOD, they work it out.
I don't know about the suicide theory being talked about. How can that be proven, or doesn't it need to be? Since there was no evidence of pills, suicide by overdose would have to have been in the form of liquid or injection, or is there some other method?...was she well enough to have prepared something in liquid or administered her own injection? I was under the impression that she couldn't even get out of bed.
I read your drug list...re: the chloryl hydrate (sp?) do we have any idea what that was being used for? In the proper dose, IIRC, it can knock you out cold and it can only be detected in the body for 4 minutes.
I don't see how they could come up with accidental overdose with all the medical people she had around her!