laurarichardson said:

I'm at the point where I want to see links to all this crap that is being said. If it can't be backed up, don't put it out there.

PennyPurple said:

I was told by someone in law enforcement that the pills found were so toxic they had to be treated like they were hazardous material.

muleFunk said:

I was told by someone in law enforcement that the pills found were so toxic they had to be treated like they were hazardous material.

Really, cuz how would they know how toxic they were, when they collected them that day. They ended up in the aleve bottle, vitamin bottles somehow, and nobody died from putting them there, and I'm sure they didn't have hazmat suits on to put the pills in the bottles...

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What Law Enforcement agency was this? You got a link?

said:

Scuttlebutt from friends in certain agencies.

You can believe it or not.

Everything that I have said here has come out eventually this will too.

PennyPurple said:

moonsister said:

PennyPurple said:

I'm at the point where I want to see links to all this crap that is being said. If it can't be backed up, don't put it out there.

The "Kirk is a murderer because he wanted Judith" theory" is

said:

laurarichardson said:

PennyPurple said:

Really, cuz how would they know how toxic they were, when they collected them that day. They ended up in the aleve bottle, vitamin bottles somehow, and nobody died from putting them there, and I'm sure they didn't have hazmat suits on to put the pills in the bottles...

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What Law Enforcement agency was this? You got a link?

You have no way of knowing anything either these pills are handled has haze mat material by law enforcement because you die touching them so nothing far fetched about what Mulefunk is starting. What makes you think the idiots who made it were not wearing the same gear?

At this point, it's hearsay. Let's get some links. I want to see it in writing. And how would LE collect them, because to them, they were just pills. If they were deadly to the touch why did no LE come down ill?

laurarichardson said:

Why don't you read the other things I stayed about Dr. S and how he was practicing out of his field and come back.

Just because you said something about the Dr. doesn't make it so. Give us the link so we can see for ourselves.

muleFunk said:

Scuttlebutt from friends in certain agencies.

You can believe it or not.

Everything that I have said here has come out eventually this will too.

What agencies? In MN, Canada, Russia? What agency?

PennyPurple said:

laurarichardson said:

PennyPurple said:

Just because you said something about the Dr. doesn't make it so. Give us the link so we can see for ourselves.

--I told you the link disappered when he did his disappearing act and it does not change the fact that he has no background in pain mgnt, orthopedics or addictions. The only person who mentioned withdrawals was KJ. We will never know what test Dr. S were running or if he was treating Prince for something else. I already knew about the blood cancer rumor months ago and now more people are saying it is true along with the Sephis story back in 2014. More to this story than what we have been told and I do not care if I am belived or not. [Edited 5/24/17 19:04pm]

He is a primary Dr. I go to my primary Dr. for everything. If he can't handle it they send me out, to a specialist. This is nothing out of the ordinary. Sure the link disappeared...

laurarichardson said:

PennyPurple said:

muleFunk said:

Scuttlebutt from friends in certain agencies.

You can believe it or not.

Everything that I have said here has come out eventually this will too.

What agencies? In MN, Canada, Russia? What agency?

Federal

They called in guys from around the country when they saw the amounts.

It cause a big stir and they are looking for these pills to pop up again.

You have the police dying from touching this stuff. The amounts in his system are alarming people.

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muleFunk said:

PennyPurple said:

What agencies? In MN, Canada, Russia? What agency?

Federal

They called in guys from around the country when they saw the amounts.

It cause a big stir and they are looking for these pills to pop up again.

You have the police dying from touching this stuff. The amounts in his system are alarming people.

[Edited 5/24/17 19:31pm]

It's very alarming. But at that time LE didn't know about the fentanyl. In the warrants they stated each pill and the bottles they were in. Was federal called immediatly to PP on 4/21? Because I don't see how local LE would know to suit up when handling the pills that they collected.

"Toxicology results revealed Prince's blood fentanyl level measured 67.8 milligrams. Three is considered fatal by experts. His liver fentanyl level topped 435 milligrams. Anything above 69 is toxic, according to investigators. And his gastric fentanyl registered at 14,000, an extraordinarily high amount, and more than his 112-pound body could handle, according to sources."

The underlined statement is why I think this was a planned hit covertly made to look like an OD.

It was unususal even for the OD cases that have been seen nationwide.

muleFunk said:

"Toxicology results revealed Prince's blood fentanyl level measured 67.8 milligrams. Three is considered fatal by experts. His liver fentanyl level topped 435 milligrams. Anything above 69 is toxic, according to investigators. And his gastric fentanyl registered at 14,000, an extraordinarily high amount, and more than his 112-pound body could handle, according to sources."

The underlined statement is why I think this was a planned hit covertly made to look like an OD.

It was unususal even for the OD cases that have been seen nationwide.

I see, Thank you.

muleFunk said:

"Toxicology results revealed Prince's blood fentanyl level measured 67.8 milligrams. Three is considered fatal by experts. His liver fentanyl level topped 435 milligrams. Anything above 69 is toxic, according to investigators. And his gastric fentanyl registered at 14,000, an extraordinarily high amount, and more than his 112-pound body could handle, according to sources."

The underlined statement is why I think this was a planned hit covertly made to look like an OD.

It was unususal even for the OD cases that have been seen nationwide.

Unless, of course, P wanted to be positive that he took enough this time to ensure that the

Narcan shot didnt work.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

muleFunk said:

"Toxicology results revealed Prince's blood fentanyl level measured 67.8 milligrams. Three is considered fatal by experts. His liver fentanyl level topped 435 milligrams. Anything above 69 is toxic, according to investigators. And his gastric fentanyl registered at 14,000, an extraordinarily high amount, and more than his 112-pound body could handle, according to sources."

The underlined statement is why I think this was a planned hit covertly made to look like an OD.

It was unususal even for the OD cases that have been seen nationwide.

Unless, of course, P wanted to be positive that he took enough this time to ensure that the

Narcan shot didnt work.

No coming back from that dosage....

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

muleFunk said:

"Toxicology results revealed Prince's blood fentanyl level measured 67.8 milligrams. Three is considered fatal by experts. His liver fentanyl level topped 435 milligrams. Anything above 69 is toxic, according to investigators. And his gastric fentanyl registered at 14,000, an extraordinarily high amount, and more than his 112-pound body could handle, according to sources."

The underlined statement is why I think this was a planned hit covertly made to look like an OD.

It was unususal even for the OD cases that have been seen nationwide.

Unless, of course, P wanted to be positive that he took enough this time to ensure that the

Narcan shot didnt work.

What happened on the plane and what happened on April 21st was two different things.

And this is from the same article.

Multiple sources confirmed that in the year leading up to Prince's overdose, there weren't any prescriptions for controlled medications in his name in Minnesota. That prompted law enforcement to question whether he or someone else bought the fentanyl, not knowing it was mislabeled or how powerful it was.

Sources say the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension analyzed some pills found at Paisley Park that were falsely stamped with "Watson 385" on them.

Said Jill Oliveira, a spokesperson with the BCA: "Watson 385 is a legitimate prescription-only medicine which contains acetaminophen and hydrocodone, and we see it in the lab all the time."

However, two dozen of those tablets contained a different chemical cocktail of fentanyl, lidocaine and a newer drug called U-4770, or U-4 on the street.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

muleFunk said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Unless, of course, P wanted to be positive that he took enough this time to ensure that the

Narcan shot didnt work.

What happened on the plane and what happened on April 21st was two different things.

And this is from the same article.

Multiple sources confirmed that in the year leading up to Prince's overdose, there weren't any prescriptions for controlled medications in his name in Minnesota. That prompted law enforcement to question whether he or someone else bought the fentanyl, not knowing it was mislabeled or how powerful it was.

Sources say the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension analyzed some pills found at Paisley Park that were falsely stamped with "Watson 385" on them.

Said Jill Oliveira, a spokesperson with the BCA: "Watson 385 is a legitimate prescription-only medicine which contains acetaminophen and hydrocodone, and we see it in the lab all the time."

However, two dozen of those tablets contained a different chemical cocktail of fentanyl, lidocaine and a newer drug called U-4770, or U-4 on the street.

The search warrant says they were labled 583. Not 385.

[Edited 5/24/17 20:52pm]

I read that and I find it interesting that they were recorded as such.

Actually the pills were labeled Watson 853, per the warrant. Looks like real Watson 853 pills contain the same drugs (acetaminophen / hydrocodone) as Watson 385, but a different amount (385mg vs. 500mg).

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

muleFunk said:

What happened on the plane and what happened on April 21st was two different things.

And this is from the same article.

Multiple sources confirmed that in the year leading up to Prince's overdose, there weren't any prescriptions for controlled medications in his name in Minnesota. That prompted law enforcement to question whether he or someone else bought the fentanyl, not knowing it was mislabeled or how powerful it was.

Sources say the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension analyzed some pills found at Paisley Park that were falsely stamped with "Watson 385" on them.

Said Jill Oliveira, a spokesperson with the BCA: "Watson 385 is a legitimate prescription-only medicine which contains acetaminophen and hydrocodone, and we see it in the lab all the time."

However, two dozen of those tablets contained a different chemical cocktail of fentanyl, lidocaine and a newer drug called U-4770, or U-4 on the street.

The search warrant says they were labled 583. Not 385.

[Edited 5/24/17 20:52pm]

moonsister said:

Mumio said: