Check out post 1051. And there are more - soon.
"Aside from a small bruise that Perper said was due to a fall in the bathroom earlier in the week, he said he was unsure if the stomach flu that Smith had been suffering from all week — which on Wednesday had reportedly caused her fever to spike to 105 degrees — contributed to her death.
My point is, I think, that the info about the 105 fever - like many of the facts we have read about - which are part of the timeline of Anna's last week of life - are not consistently reported by the parties interviewed.
Just adds more questions - like much of what we have heard/read.
Again, the authorities (Seminole Police Dept?) were originally going to have a news conference the Friday after she died. They never did. It was cancelled with no good explanation.
My bet would be the Stern team persuaded the police that such a news conference would be "hard on the family" so let's just not do it - and since it was not held - a lot of these details that we are having to try to track down from news media - that don't all match up - could have been nailed down at that news conference. I don't think that is what the Stern team wanted. I think the Stern team is very content for there to be confusion about the details of that week and that last day.
And with that - conking out. Will check in tomorrow morning. Thanks for all your very good links.
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