Whitney Houston's body ravaged by scars, cuts and burns, autopsy reveals

NY Post ^ | 4/8/12 | THE SUN/NEWSCORE

[jimbo123]

Whitney Houston's body was ravaged by scars, cuts and burns when she died, autopsy details showed.

Years of drug and alcohol abuse had left the "Bodyguard" star with a damaged heart and liver, a hole in her nose and 11 front teeth missing.

She also had a needle mark on one arm and was high on a cocktail of nine drugs when she died in a hotel bath in Los Angeles on Feb. 11, 2012.

[dfwgator]

“Just Say ‘No’”

[Cementjungle]

She climbed into a 160-degF "bath

I didn't think hotels could even produce water that hot these days (due to lawsuits over people being scalded).

[GOP Poet]

Cocaine before bath time? Sounds counter-productive to me.

haha. good point.

[Revolting cat!]

She will always laugh you!

[A_Tradition_Continues]

There is a profound lesson to be learned from her death; Druggies should take showers, not baths.

Or...doing drugs can get you in hot water.

[commonguymd]

It was a good point in my opinion. The governor did fly flags at half mast in her honor. Has that man ever done that for fallen soldiers? I get the newbies point quite well.

[Las Vegas Ron]

The point is, she for one did make a lot of money, hence she mad a lot of money for others too.

That in and of its self is a contributing factor that none of us here will ever match. At least to the extent she did.

Secondly, the fact that she is a fallen Human Being is cause for reflection, not scorn (criticism as you called it beandog) and should be a lesson for all of us and all that wish to follow in her foot steps, I hope they heed the warning signs.

People who want to emulate her should be aware for sure, but criticizing her on Easter Sunday when we're all no different (in terms of being fallen)?

That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

[Las Vegas Ron]

I get the point to but that’s not the subject of this thread.

[Las Vegas Ron]

Grrrr, too

[JRandomFreeper]

Since there are no children in this house, my water heater is turned up to 160F.

/johnny

[cicero2k]

I didn't think hotels could even produce water that hot these days (due to lawsuits over people being scalded).

That's my take on this.

The hotel better be ready for a lawsuit if they set their hot water temp this high.

120 DEGF is plenty.

[Caipirabob]

She climbed into a 160-degF "bath" and drowned. People who are awake and coherent would immediately jump out. She didn't even notice.

OMG - what a nightmare! At some level she had to know...

[freekitty]

I have always wondered why she was never arrested. It was no secret she used drugs.

[JamesA]

Had the world by the short hairs and threw it all away, what a waste.

[FrdmLvr]

In the end, she was nothing but a skank. A rich, but now dead, skank.

[Doctor 2Brains]

What has her paycheck to do with anything?

[Mamzelle]

Some BS here. I have my hot water set on 140 and I had to do it myself because the installer refused...I like doing my clothes and dishes in very hot water and I am extremely careful with this hot tap water. I don’t believe hotels have water even as hot as mine.

[Las Vegas Ron]

I didn't realize you were such a disco fan.

LOL...you ASSume way too much.

[Revolting cat!]

Elvis too, died near broke, drugged, and in a bathroom. But at least, he had all 10 of his front teeth.

[Spunky]

"She climbed into a 160-degF "bath"

How do they know that?