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What I find interesting is that he left the wrapper of the suppository to be found in the hotel room. I know we read/heard somewhere that it was found, right? Why would he leave it? Was it just a mistake? Or does he want us to think she committed suicide with it or at the very least he wants us to think that she administered it herself and he has nothing to hide? Plausible deniability.

But was she so out of it that HE administered the final, lethal dose? Did he regularly do this to her and this time the combination with everything else was just too much and it really was just an accident? Who knows.

In any event, IMO it seems to be manslaughter/negligent homicide at the very least for HKS and the doctor(s). Look at this case:

In Florida in the same year, Dr. James Graves was not so lucky, becoming the first U.S. physician to be convicted of manslaughter related to an OxyContin prescription, after local authorities charged that four of his patients fatally overdosed on OxyContin, some of them after combining it with illegal street drugs. Graves contended that his patients would not have died if they had taken the drugs as directed. He is currently serving 63 years.

Interesting article on Dr. Graves (good name for a doctor!):

http://www.reason.com/news/show/34611.html

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I don't know if this has been posted before, but it's an interesting summary on the Dilaudid suppository wrappers found in the room.

According to experts, mixing alcohol with this particular drug could have been the fatal mistake. Did she or did she not go out drinking? Did they drink in the room?

Claim: Anna Nicole Smith Had Rectal Suppositories for Pain in Room