[Luvlyness]

"From a legal standpoint, I have to laugh when people say, "But those were drugs intended for Smith!"

Funnier yet, that is exactly what Perper said! I couldn't believe he said it. Were we suppose to just say, "Well, that makes it ok then ... TY for clarification Perper!"

[Dante3]

I presume Perper is still keeping his job. This is the first time where I have heard a ME accepts as facts what suspects or persons of interest tell him. At least this is the impression he left me in one interview I watched. Either Was Perper bribed or does he have some mental problem?

[Bronwynn]

"Funnier yet, that is exactly what Perper said! I couldn't believe he said it. Were we suppose to just say, "Well, that makes it ok then ... TY for clarification Perper!"

Well, pat yourself on the back then, because you passed the common sense test others seem to be struggling with.

The Medical Board doesn't conduct an investigation until either a legitimate, warranted complaint is made, or, even worse, they've subpoenaed the records themselves. Perper knows at least that much. He's also a lawyer. (By the way, has anyone ever dug up where this guy supposedly practices? Or is it just a shingle he hangs on the morgue wall for prospective personal injury cases for the next of kin to notice when they come in to identify the body?)

Anyway, if the CA Medical Board comes back with bad news for Eroshevich, it's also bad news for Lin Wood, for starters. Virgie will have her justice there in that she wasn't wrong in her thinking and subsequent claims to her attorney. She will have been vindicated in her beliefs and her attorney will have been doing his duty in reviewing her claims and verbally vouching for the credibility of her concerns. Especially now that we know that Stern's name was on most of that prescription list found in Smith's body post-mortem, where's the defamation if the CA Medical Board concurs?

I suspect Wood was hoping that everyone would hate Virgie from the bad publicity thus far and get a win from that alone. But the "Mommy Dearest" video says a lot more about the over-medicated state of Anna Nicole Smith then it says about Virgie Arthur. The video is also contradictory. One second she viciously looks into the camera and seethes, "Bring it on!" Then the next thing you know, it shows a daughter who describes how she cried for her mother while her baby was being born and how she called her mother crying when her son died! So which is it? Is this is an abusive mother? Then why leave your firstborn with the abuser for another 8 years?

These are things that make no sense to me at all.