no visible signs of trauma n foul play not suspect

[evanovitch]

ed at this time..watching the L A Coroner's press conference where he is not commenting on much but he did say dat....him could at least put awn a sad demeanout...dem smile n grinning just out of place fi a chat bout anybody death....security hold on info since is high profile case wich is not uncommon...security hold is to allow law enforcement to investigate fully

she was found in the bath tub...he admits to that...but like he said , there were no visible signs of trauma an foul play not suspected AT THIS TIME

[Yuriatin]

Re: no visible signs of trauma n foul play not suspect

<span style="font-size: 17pt"><span style="font-weight: bold">Whitney Houston: Dispatches From the Beverly Hilton</span></span>
Allison Samuels, who interviewed Houston many times, is at the Beverly Hilton, where the troubled singer was found.
by Allison Samuels | February 11, 2012 10:01 PM EST

Five years ago, I pre-wrote an obituary for Whitney Houston after a disturbing interview with her in which she kept cursing and was obviously high. I knew at that point that either she was going to get better or she was going to die.

Last night, I was looking forward to seeing her. I was taping a segment for VH1’s Behind the Music about Akon at the Beverly Hilton, which was also where music mogul Clive Davis’s annual pre-Grammy party was set to be. VH1 was supposed to interview Houston right after me about the Davis party (he was her mentor), her upcoming movie, Sparkle, and getting back on track. She was also going to be interviewed for a Behind the Music about Brandy.

Someone kept banging on the door as we taped, so we stopped. The woman at the door, who it turned out was Houston's personal assistant, Lynn Volkman, said, “Whitney’s not coming, Whitney’s not coming.” And then finally said, “She’s dead.” Volkman was in a daze.

The crime lab truck was parked outside the Beverly Hilton. People were filtering into the hotel for the party, which appeared as though it would still happen.

I interviewed Whitney Houston many times. She was like a sister-girlfriend. She would always give me long hugs. She was such a classy woman when she had it together; and then she would be a horrible potty mouth when she did not. So many people tried to help her, from Davis to Denzel Washington. I’m sure they’re all devastated.


http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/20...rly-hilton.html

[evanovitch]

Re: no visible signs of trauma n foul play not suspect

an thus the chance for soundbites starts...wonder who contacting who re a bookdeal not to mention the first interview...hope dat Clive flex him muscle n mek dem leff har fi be at least buried in peace...

hard to believe how people speculate DESPITE the coroner going on live tiv to say wat him seh...NOTHING.....nothing bout meds, nothing bout drowning....CASE IS PENDING as dem WAIT ON TOXICOLOY REPORTS WICH WILL TAKE FOUR TO EIGHT WEEKS...WILL NOT RELEASE CAUSE OF DEATH UNTIL THEN

[WitchyOoman]

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Her cousins in East Orange say that her leg was cut up. I don't know if that's in the news or not. I got this from Whitney's family. I don't know how &quot;no signs of trauma&quot; balances with a &quot;leg all cut up&quot;.

The story I got was that someone who was there at the time said that Whitney fell outside and cut her leg up; this person says that she was not walking straight at all. One of Whitney's first cousins specifically said to me that the fall &quot;was consistent with her (Whitney) being impaired&quot; from something - drugs, alcohol, combination.

How sad. Any you look at it, it's just terribly sad.

[kia027]

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her leg being cut up was reported in media outlets the day before she passed.