ANNA NICOLE OVERDOSE DEATH

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RAISES THE QUESTIONS

Anna Nicole’s death at the Hard Rock Casino Hotel, in Hollywood, Florida left me to wonder about the possible criminal exposure to those that contributed to her prescriptive drug overdose... Being a celebrity, especially one of the most famous, sexiest Playboy Centerfolds, she had captured the world’s attention with her antics, act and reality T.V. show.

Her death just a short time after her son’s overdose death questions the overall behavior of her close confidants and associates. I wonder!

* Who was watching out for her?
* What were they thinking?
* Was she just a meal ticket and the being part of the limelight?
* Who is MOE, the bodyguard?
* What’s his background? Does anyone know?
* Who is the Nurse, it’s been reported that it is Moe’s wife?
* What are her credentials?
* Did the Seminole Police examine the prescriptive containers for fingerprints or other forensic evidence?

www.crimetalkamerica.com finds that Moe was a local South Beach Miami Nightclub Bouncer. He has protected other celebrities in South Beach and been the bodyguard of Jason Norris, Missy Elliott and Cuban Link.

The Medical Examiners autopsy reports a dramatic overdose by multiple drugs found in her system. These were all prescribed drugs, pharmaceutical drugs, requiring a prescription from a Licensed, DEA Approved physician. Her death was on an American Indian Reservation, where the Seminole Indian Tribe owns and runs the Hard Rock Casino Hotel. Therefore, how much experience do the Seminole Police have in homicide investigations? This does not question the capabilities of Chief Tiger, the head of the Seminole Police, but the need to further investigate into her death requires review by the Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. They monitor, regulate and supervise American Indian Reservations. How many homicides have occurred on this reservation? Not many, I am sure. By bringing in the FBI, the Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, could utilize the investigative skills, forensic examination and the skills of trained investigators. Chief Tiger has access to the Broward County Sheriff’s Homicide Division, a well experienced murder squad.

The Medical Examiner’s report suggests that this was an accidental overdose. What a wash job that is.
· Where did the drugs come from?
· Who administered them to Nicole?
· Why were the prescriptions issued by the same doctor from California?
· Why were the prescription’s issued in others names?
· Who picked them up or were they delivered?
· Who paid for them, and who signed for the pharmaceutical drugs?
Who has the criminal liability, the doctor, the hangers-on, or the pharmacy issuing the prescriptions? Was the Medical Examiner remiss in declaring this an Accidental Overdose?

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