Inestigation Report, pages 6 and 7.
5. Thursday, February 8, 2007
Maurice woke up around 9 am. Around 9:30 am he went to Anna’s room and thought he saw her moving but was not certain. He told Howard he was going to have breakfast with his wife, Tasma. Mr. Stern awoke between 9-10 am and helped Anna to the bathroom. He then watched television in another room until King Eric called to inform him of his arrival at the airport. Mr. Stern then called Maurice to instruct him to pick up the guests (King Eric, his common-law wife, and another man). Upon the arrival of King Eric and his party at the hotel at around 12 pm, Mr. Stern called out to Anna who was still in bed to arouse her. One of the guests then urged him not to wake her so he did not call her again.
Shortly after 12 pm, Maurice, Mr. Stern, King Eric, and the other male visitor left the room at the Hard Rock Hotel. Maurice left to take care of personal business and Mr. Stern, King Eric, and the other male guest left at the same time to pick up the boat. Maurice asked Tasma, his wife who is a registered nurse, to stay with Anna. She worked on the computer in Anna’s room while Anna remained in bed under the covers. King Eric’s common-law wife remained in an adjoining room.
At about 1 pm Tasma Brighthaupt was on the phone with her husband, Maurice Brighthaupt. The boat captain’s wife, who had been in the guest room, came into Anna Nicole’s room because she thought Tasma was talking to Anna Nicole. When the captain’s wife realized Tasma was not talking to Anna Nicole, she went around Miss Smith’s bed and took a look at her. She then told Tasma to come take a look at Anna because she didn’t like the way Anna Nicole looks. Tasma hang up with Maurice and came around the bed. She saw Anna’s face slumped downward on her chest, her mouth open and without breathing sounds. Tasma Brighthaupt initiated CPR after calling her husband Maurice. She alternated mouth to mouth breathing with chest compressions, checking for a pulse until Maurice arrived. At about 1 pm Tasma Brighthaupt was on the phone with her husband, Maurice Brighthaupt. The boat captain’s wife, who had been in the guest room, came into Anna Nicole’s room because she thought Tasma was talking to Anna Nicole. When the captain’s wife realized Tasma was not talking to Anna Nicole, she went around Miss Smith’s bed and took a look at her. She then told Tasma to come take a look at Anna because she didn’t like the way Anna Nicole looks. Tasma hang up with Maurice and came around the bed. She saw Anna’s face slumped downward on her chest, her mouth open and without breathing sounds. Tasma Brighthaupt initiated CPR after calling her husband Maurice. She alternated mouth to mouth breathing with chest compressions, checking for a pulse until Maurice arrived.
but of course, neither Brigette Neven, nor King Eric were apparently questioned.-my words
Investigation Report, page 3
II. Medicolegal Investigation
B. Personal interviews with:
1. Howard K. Stern, lawyer and companion of the deceased.
2. Khristine Eroshevich, M.D., Ph.D., psychiatrist and friend of the deceased.
3. Timothy Baretts, M.D., psychiatrist who treated the decedent after the death of her son Daniel.
4. Hubert Minnis, M.D., obstetrician, who delivered the decedent’s living child.
5. Duane Sands, M.D., surgeon who treated the decedent for a collapsed lung, pneumonitis and pleural effusion.
6. Ray Martino, long time friend and TV producer. 7. James Konstantakis, M.D., internal medicine, Bahamas; saw the decedent just once.
8. Nadine and Queetlie Alexis, both nannies and housekeepers, for the decedent’s newborn until December 2006.
9. Maurice (“Big Mo”) Brighthaupt, former bodyguard and friend of the decedent; administered CPR at the hotel suite and called Seminole Police.
10. Tasma Brighthaupt, wife of Maurice, first person to administer CPR to Anna Nicole Smith and present when she was found unresponsive in bed.
11. Larry Birkhead, ex-companion of Anna Nicole Smith.
12. Donald E. Hogan, father of the deceased.
And who else is absent from the list? Virgie...strange mother could give childhood medical history.- my words-and sorry for the long post!
Nor could Greta Van Sustern or Geraldo.
” ...at around 12 pm, Mr. Stern called out to Anna who was still in bed to arouse her. “
I’m having trouble figuring out ( sarcasm ) why the crew around this very sick woman, on the day of her death, was so intent on constantly waking her up-especially when she had so much trouble sleeping.
Stern calls out to ANS in front of the eyewitnesses- slight of hand to make everyone think she was awake and when in reality, she was either deep into the death coma or already deceased.
I’m surprised the Beast from the Bahamas didn’t complete the charade and throw his voice, imitating Anna from the bedroom.
Then Moe tells his wife to sit at the bedside, in case ANS needed water or to go to the bathroom.
But,what does Moe do next ?
He says that 5, no 10, no 15 minutes after leaving the hotel, he calls his wife to check on ANS.
Now-wouldn’t a ringing telephone at the bedside and the subsequent conversation wake a sick person-the same sick person who has so much trouble sleeping ?
And this crew that had so much concern for their dear friend-left her naked and confused in a dry tub and then later , she passed from this earth sleeping in a filthy bedroom, surrounded by a jar of ugly brown fluid, Slimfast cans, vomit and
on diarrhea stained sheets.
When our dog is sick, we keep her cleaner than this.
Even Barney Fife would have seen through these ridiculous alibis. And done a better investigation than the Seminole PD.