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Reply #570 posted 01/28/18 5:47pm

disch

I agree -- I havne't seen a lot of public demonizing of Prince. More like adulation and respect (more than he probably got in the last few decades of his life, for the most part). Sure, there's been discussion (not so much anymore in the general public) about his addiction struggles, but I don't think it's "demonizing" to acknowedge that someone was fighting that particular battle.

purplefam99 said:

Menes said:

Was it? Want too much? As in , clear a simple fact up? What does that have to do with anything she's doing right now? That would take two seconds at best. It's been almost two years. You don't see her promoting her own music yet she does not have time to clear up one single thing that is constantly demonizing her brother's good name? I won't be making any excuses for her at all. Two seconds.

yes it was too harsh. who is demonizing Prince's name? i have not seen anything close to that in the media. the few times i have been near enough to Tyka to hear her talk and interact, i got nothing but humble and quiet and sincere.

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Reply #571 posted 01/28/18 5:49pm

Menes

Menes said:

purplefam99 said:

yes it was too harsh. who is demonizing Prince's name? i have not seen anything close to that in the media. the few times i have been near enough to Tyka to hear her talk and interact, i got nothing but humble and quiet and sincere.

Yea, the media reports have all been in Russian. You speak/read it?

Wait a minute, did you say that you were near Tyka a few times to hear her talk and interact? Was this live and after Prince passed away? Did you envision yourself talking to her when you heard her talking to someone on the internet? Is this like an Indian tribe spritual connecting business or is this the real deal? What's going on here?

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Reply #572 posted 01/28/18 5:51pm

Menes

Menes said:

laurarichardson said:

What are you babbling on about. Time is short for who? Unless something is wrong with your hearing she told us she knew from the e-mail that he was dying. She said the e-mail had an attachement and song. Don't you think she managed to speak to him after that since she worked for him.

Lord, I and others have told you what we have been told. You do not want to believe it so be it. Your rants change nothing.

What was he dying of? Was it Dengue, the flu, Gangrene? Did she mention the big "C? What did she say , Laura? We need closure, sweety.

Hey Laura, you didn't answer. So what did she say he was dying from? This is twice I've asked with no confirmation from you. Here's an out for you: Is it possible she never said what he was diyng from?

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Reply #573 posted 01/28/18 5:52pm

purplefam99

disch said:

I agree -- I havne't seen a lot of public demonizing of Prince. More like adulation and respect (more than he probably got in the last few decades of his life, for the most part). Sure, there's been discussion (not so much anymore in the general public) about his addiction struggles, but I don't think it's "demonizing" to acknowedge that someone was fighting that particular battle.

purplefam99 said:

yes it was too harsh. who is demonizing Prince's name? i have not seen anything close to that in the media. the few times i have been near enough to Tyka to hear her talk and interact, i got nothing but humble and quiet and sincere.

that is my perspective too disch. i just havent seen it.

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Reply #574 posted 01/28/18 5:53pm

purplefam99

Menes said:

Menes said:

Yea, the media reports have all been in Russian. You speak/read it?

Wait a minute, did you say that you were near Tyka a few times to hear her talk and interact? Was this live and after Prince passed away? Did you envision yourself talking to her when you heard her talking to someone on the internet? Is this like an Indian tribe spritual connecting business or is this the real deal? What's going on here?

live after his death.

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Reply #575 posted 01/28/18 6:00pm

Menes

purplefam99 said:

Menes said:

Wait a minute, did you say that you were near Tyka a few times to hear her talk and interact? Was this live and after Prince passed away? Did you envision yourself talking to her when you heard her talking to someone on the internet? Is this like an Indian tribe spritual connecting business or is this the real deal? What's going on here?

live after his death.

Can you report anything of value from that chance encounter that is worth discussing? Was it Cancer? Did he go quickly? Was she aware of any drug use prior to the deadly encounter?Give us something please. We dont care about her songs,earrings or fights with her siblings.

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Reply #576 posted 01/28/18 6:02pm

purplefam99

Menes said:

purplefam99 said:

live after his death.

Can you report anything of value from that chance encounter that is worth discussing? Was it Cancer? Did he go quickly? Was she aware of any drug use prior to the deadly encounter?Give us something please. We dont care about her songs,earrings or fights with her siblings.

i gave you what i got humble, quiet and sincere. i can add nothing that i think you will find of value.

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Reply #577 posted 01/28/18 6:22pm

Menes

1. Documents from Amy Connors, (Dr Schulenberg's lawyer) clears Dr. Schulenberg. All documents regarding Prince's care were turned over to his former employer, LE and regulatory bodies. Find out what that means for him and to this case. Easy.

2. Cancer protocol and treatment even after you have refused treatment from treating physician, hospice, hospital. Who signs off? Dr. Schulenberg? Easy.

3. Six (6) days passes by after his overdose , yet Prince , with knowledge that he had an overdose, did not get rid of numerous illegal substances in his house that could have triggered an arrest of epic proportion. A sure death nail to all things Prince. Why would you wait? Disconnected from reality ? Withdrawals? Checked out? Easy.

Forthcoming.

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Reply #578 posted 01/28/18 6:24pm

laurarichardso
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Menes said:

Menes said:

What was he dying of? Was it Dengue, the flu, Gangrene? Did she mention the big "C? What did she say , Laura? We need closure, sweety.

Hey Laura, you didn't answer. So what did she say he was dying from? This is twice I've asked with no confirmation from you. Here's an out for you: Is it possible she never said what he was diyng from?

Did you listen to the interview? She did not say what he died from in the interview. She said she knew he was dying from the e-mail he sent her. She did not say a bird came and told her. She got information from him that is what she said. I and others have already said that his family members are saying that he had pancretic cancer. No one said he died from cancer. We only know what he died from via the ME.

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Reply #579 posted 01/28/18 6:28pm

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Menes said:

1. Documents from Amy Connors, (Dr Schulenberg's lawyer) clears Dr. Schulenberg. All documents regarding Prince's care were turned over to his former employer, LE and regulatory bodies. Find out what that means for him and to this case. Easy.

2. Cancer protocol and treatment even after you have refused treatment from treating physician, hospice, hospital. Who signs off? Dr. Schulenberg? Easy.

3. Six (6) days passes by after his overdose , yet Prince , with knowledge that he had an overdose, did not get rid of numerous illegal substances in his house that could have triggered an arrest of epic proportion. A sure death nail to all things Prince. Why would you wait? Disconnected from reality ? Withdrawals? Checked out? Easy.

Forthcoming.

No one said Dr. S was in any trouble because he was not treating Prince for cancer, or addictions according to his own statements. Why would he be in trouble. He might he in trouble for Kirk but we are not really concerned about him.

So what if Dr S signed off. We the public will never see this information.

Why would you care about getting rid of anything if you are not planning on being around?

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Reply #580 posted 01/28/18 6:31pm

laurarichardso
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purplefam99 said:

Menes said:

Can you report anything of value from that chance encounter that is worth discussing? Was it Cancer? Did he go quickly? Was she aware of any drug use prior to the deadly encounter?Give us something please. We dont care about her songs,earrings or fights with her siblings.

i gave you what i got humble, quiet and sincere. i can add nothing that i think you will find of value.

People who have met her have said she is very nice. Once again you have people on this board who have been reading too many tabloid newspapers which is where all this crazy crap came from.

The mainstream media has not racked her over the coals for her comments.

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Reply #581 posted 01/28/18 6:37pm

Menes

laurarichardson said:

Menes said:

1. Documents from Amy Connors, (Dr Schulenberg's lawyer) clears Dr. Schulenberg. All documents regarding Prince's care were turned over to his former employer, LE and regulatory bodies. Find out what that means for him and to this case. Easy.

2. Cancer protocol and treatment even after you have refused treatment from treating physician, hospice, hospital. Who signs off? Dr. Schulenberg? Easy.

3. Six (6) days passes by after his overdose , yet Prince , with knowledge that he had an overdose, did not get rid of numerous illegal substances in his house that could have triggered an arrest of epic proportion. A sure death nail to all things Prince. Why would you wait? Disconnected from reality ? Withdrawals? Checked out? Easy.

Forthcoming.

No one said Dr. S was in any trouble because he was not treating Prince for cancer, or addictions according to his own statements. Why would he be in trouble. He might he in trouble for Kirk but we are not really concerned about him.

So what if Dr S signed off. We the public will never see this information.

Why would you care about getting rid of anything if you are not planning on being around?

Poor thing. I know it's hard to keep up. If Dr. Schulenebrg placed anything in Kirks name for Prince, there would be a disciplinary trail. Do you understand what that really means?Lol , I bet you don't.

Do you understand what the protocol is when you sign a release but is still under a doctors care?Are you aware of how the board views that information?

Who said anything about who cared? Prince didn't care and neither do I. I have never wavered in what I believe happened and he never wavered in what he wanted to happen. Same heads, one coin.

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Reply #582 posted 01/28/18 6:41pm

Menes

Menes said:

laurarichardson said:

No one said Dr. S was in any trouble because he was not treating Prince for cancer, or addictions according to his own statements. Why would he be in trouble. He might he in trouble for Kirk but we are not really concerned about him.

So what if Dr S signed off. We the public will never see this information.

Why would you care about getting rid of anything if you are not planning on being around?

Poor thing. I know it's hard to keep up. If Dr. Schulenebrg placed anything in Kirks name for Prince, there would be a disciplinary trail. Do you understand what that really means?Lol , I bet you don't.

Do you understand what the protocol is when you sign a release but is still under a doctors care?Are you aware of how the board views that information?

Who said anything about who cared? Prince didn't care and neither do I. I have never wavered in what I believe happened and he never wavered in what he wanted to happen. Same heads, one coin.

I'm laughing here because the statements you purport that Dr. Schulenberg may have said, is inaccurate. It's all backwards. It's just Prince using Kirk and Kirk doing Prince's bidding. A farewell swan song between two friends.

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Reply #583 posted 01/28/18 8:14pm

ISaidLifeIsJus
tAGame

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FYI you wont see anything in the Court documents about a life insurance policy.

Life insurance policies do not go into probate.

The beneficiaries merely send the death certificate to the insurer and are paid.

The same for joint financial accounts.

These items will not show up in Estate documents.

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Reply #584 posted 01/28/18 8:25pm

Menes

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

FYI you wont see anything in the Court documents about a life insurance policy.

Life insurance policies do not go into probate.

The beneficiaries merely send the death certificate to the insurer and are paid.

The same for joint financial accounts.

These items will not show up in Estate documents.

Mmhm. What if no beneficiaries are named, does that change anything? Is a life insurance policy subject to estate taxes in Minn.?

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Reply #585 posted 01/28/18 8:43pm

ISaidLifeIsJus
tAGame

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Menes said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

FYI you wont see anything in the Court documents about a life insurance policy.

Life insurance policies do not go into probate.

The beneficiaries merely send the death certificate to the insurer and are paid.

The same for joint financial accounts.

These items will not show up in Estate documents.

Mmhm. What if no beneficiaries are named, does that change anything? Is a life insurance policy subject to estate taxes in Minn.?

Life insurance policies are not subject to Estate taxes because they do not go into the Estate.

They are not subject to federal taxes unless this was changed it in the most recent tax law.

The beneficiary will only pay taxes on interest earned once the proceeds from the life insurance policy

is put into an interest bearing account.

No insurer would permit a life insurance policy to be issued without naming a beneficiary or beneficiaries.

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Reply #586 posted 01/28/18 9:05pm

Mumio

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Sources: No Murder Charge Likely In Prince's Death

https://www.youtube.com/w...Thh-pbqibw

[Edited 1/28/18 21:06pm]

Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end nod
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Reply #587 posted 01/28/18 9:09pm

ISaidLifeIsJus
tAGame

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Mumio said:

Sources: No Murder Charge Likely In Prince's Death

https://www.youtube.com/w...Thh-pbqibw

[Edited 1/28/18 21:06pm]

Not surprised. I have said this numerous times.

P wasnt going to leave it to chance that someone would be charged in connection with his death.

This news article also states the fentanyl most likely came from China.

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Reply #588 posted 01/28/18 9:41pm

SpinsterSister

Mumio said:

Sources: No Murder Charge Likely In Prince's Death

https://www.youtube.com/w...Thh-pbqibw

[Edited 1/28/18 21:06pm]

damn it all. not closed yet - i hold onto hope that truth will float to the surface of this whole thing.

Need me some fuzzy love....and yes, I wear clear heels
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Reply #589 posted 01/28/18 10:47pm

Susu1976

muleFunk said:



Susu1976 said:


muleFunk said:



They said he was "sick". Several doctors who were fans have speculated that it was Acute Mycloid Leukemia. Had a family member say he was suffering from Kidney failure.



Fact of the matter is he died of a Fentanyl overdose. He didn't know the Fentanyl was in the pills he was taking. He was having issues with the pain medication. He had lost a significant amount of weight in the last year of his life. If he had a Fentanyl addiction there would be signs of it there. If he was addicted to pills there would have been more signs there. One member of the DEA said there were no prescriptions in his name in America in the year prior to his death.He had legal meds from Kirk at his disposal.



He had just visited a doctor the day before his death with a prescribed medication .


Let's speculate here.



If he was a pill addict and he had no scripts he would have gotten one from the doctor.



He wouldn't have to be taking counterfeit vicodin from the streets.



Where did these meds come from and why ?


I have strong reservations to the meds just popping up in his belongings .



Any doctor diagnosing a person without seeing the person's medical history summary, should not be allowed to practice medicine. Autopsy report, be it the the short or long version would not show whether Prince had a history of fentanyl use unless a forensic tox was performed and it was most likely a regular tox. He could easily have used fentanyl a day prior to Moline as fentanyl has a short elimination half-life. What cold meds was Prince using? There are plethora of opiate potentiators, grapefruit juice being one of them. Maybe some sinister individual made unsuspecting Prince drink that with his Percocet in the plane....*eye roll* He had the means and access to obtain prescription pain medications legally. He chose not to. His choice. Every time you take an illicit pill you are playing Russian Roulette. Maybe he got a bad patch that was mislabeled and laced with fentanyl or he knew that it was fentanyl. That is why people are dying from overdoses left and right every day. You either take it knowingly but not knowing how much is in it, you take a mislabeled one thinking you are taking something else..or you know exactly what is in it and you take it anyway. You say if he was a fentanyl addict, or an addict in general he would have looked different. How? What does an addict look like? Please, describe. The fact that there were no prescriptions in his name as the DEA said is pointless as we know he got his shit illegally. This is not nuclear physics. Why try to twist everything and forcefully sensationalize things is beyond me. [Edited 1/28/18 13:14pm] [Edited 1/28/18 13:22pm]


THERE WAS A FORENSIC TOX DONE IN THIS CASE!



THAT"S WHY THE DEA TOOK THIS CASE OVER AND WENT BACK TO PAISLEY PARK.


First off, stop shouting. I should have been clearer in that what I meant was that she had no reason to have a forensic tox because there was suspicious, suspect foul play. It was only to determine if drugs played a role in the death as the cause of death couldn't be determined after the autopsy alone. It's not as if she at any point treated the death as suspicious. DEA got involved solely due to the fact that illicit drugs and illegal means of obtaining them was a factor in this case. It doesn't indicate foul play. Them going back to Paisley Park was pro forma.
You seem to try to make forensic and criminal synonymous. They are not.
Just like this case being a homicide investigation doesn't mean that anyone in the investigation necessarily thinks this is in fact a homicide. It is called that due to the fact that depending on whether the person from whom Prince procurred the drugs knew they contained lethal amounts of fentanyl. Depending on this the charges may be but not limited to culpable homicide, voluntary manslaughter, murder or no charges at all.
All of this is SOP. There is nothing unusual about any of it and everything suggests that the investigation has followed the procedural protocol.
You are so hell bent on this being a murder that you are misusing medico-legal terminology either on purpose or because you don't understand them in context.
You also seem to like to throw in the mix thinly vailed hints that you have some sort of sub rosa info that the rest of us, the hoi polloi isn't privy to from which you draw some of your conclusions.
Granted, you are certainly not the only one. Might want to open your eyes instead of entertaining conspiracy theories. That way you might see a lot more clearly the evidence that is right in front of you. I know it can be a buzzkill for facts are often boring. The same old Occam's razor... C'est la vie.
[Edited 1/29/18 4:21am]
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Reply #590 posted 01/29/18 6:53am

Bodhitheblackd
og

Susu1976 said:

muleFunk said:

THERE WAS A FORENSIC TOX DONE IN THIS CASE!

THAT"S WHY THE DEA TOOK THIS CASE OVER AND WENT BACK TO PAISLEY PARK.

First off, stop shouting. I should have been clearer in that what I meant was that she had no reason to have a forensic tox because there was suspicious, suspect foul play. It was only to determine if drugs played a role in the death as the cause of death couldn't be determined after the autopsy alone. It's not as if she at any point treated the death as suspicious. DEA got involved solely due to the fact that illicit drugs and illegal means of obtaining them was a factor in this case. It doesn't indicate foul play. Them going back to Paisley Park was pro forma. You seem to try to make forensic and criminal synonymous. They are not. Just like this case being a homicide investigation doesn't mean that anyone in the investigation necessarily thinks this is in fact a homicide. It is called that due to the fact that depending on whether the person from whom Prince procurred the drugs knew they contained lethal amounts of fentanyl. Depending on this the charges may be but not limited to culpable homicide, voluntary manslaughter, murder or no charges at all. All of this is SOP. There is nothing unusual about any of it and everything suggests that the investigation has followed the procedural protocol. You are so hell bent on this being a murder that you are misusing medico-legal terminology either on purpose or because you don't understand them in context. You also seem to like to throw in the mix thinly vailed hints that you have some sort of sub rosa info that the rest of us, the hoi polloi isn't privy to from which you draw some of your conclusions. Granted, you are certainly not the only one. Might want to open your eyes instead of entertaining conspiracy theories. That way you might see a lot more clearly the evidence that is right in front of you. I know it can be a buzzkill for facts are often boring. The same old Occam's razor... C'est la vie. [Edited 1/29/18 4:21am]

Outstanding post...Big Thanks (oops, almost shouted there)...apparently Prince died of an overdose of illegal drugs which were self-administered either purposely or accidentally (not my personal belief)..WHY he took those drugs (pain, depravity, cancer, he thought they were Aleve, the Man, the Illuminati, etc, ad nauseum ) will be debated for decades bc that's the nature of celebrity death.

The the fact/reality is that's he's dead by his own hand....and there's not much more to say except he didn't leave a will, his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness and the Org. has devolved into a showcase/debating society where some people believe the stridency, frequency and sheer meanness of their posts make them the decider on all things Prince.

He died as he lived (as perhaps we are all fated to do), in a mysterious, disorganized, stubborn, flamboyant, willful manner, almost selfish considering the pain, confusion and anguish he left behind.

But from the time he was a child, that's how he rolled...he always did exactly what he wanted to do....and let the chips fall where they may. RIP.

[Edited 1/29/18 11:14am]

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Reply #591 posted 01/29/18 6:54am

laurarichardso
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ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Mumio said:

Sources: No Murder Charge Likely In Prince's Death

https://www.youtube.com/w...Thh-pbqibw

[Edited 1/28/18 21:06pm]

Not surprised. I have said this numerous times.

P wasnt going to leave it to chance that someone would be charged in connection with his death.

This news article also states the fentanyl most likely came from China.

They have no idea where it came from and it is fashionable to blame everything on China.

They cannot charge anyone because people are not talking because they are witholding information to protect his privacy.

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Reply #592 posted 01/29/18 7:01am

laurarichardso
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Bodhitheblackdog said:

Susu1976 said:

muleFunk said: First off, stop shouting. I should have been clearer in that what I meant was that she had no reason to have a forensic tox because there was suspicious, suspect foul play. It was only to determine if drugs played a role in the death as the cause of death couldn't be determined after the autopsy alone. It's not as if she at any point treated the death as suspicious. DEA got involved solely due to the fact that illicit drugs and illegal means of obtaining them was a factor in this case. It doesn't indicate foul play. Them going back to Paisley Park was pro forma. You seem to try to make forensic and criminal synonymous. They are not. Just like this case being a homicide investigation doesn't mean that anyone in the investigation necessarily thinks this is in fact a homicide. It is called that due to the fact that depending on whether the person from whom Prince procurred the drugs knew they contained lethal amounts of fentanyl. Depending on this the charges may be but not limited to culpable homicide, voluntary manslaughter, murder or no charges at all. All of this is SOP. There is nothing unusual about any of it and everything suggests that the investigation has followed the procedural protocol. You are so hell bent on this being a murder that you are misusing medico-legal terminology either on purpose or because you don't understand them in context. You also seem to like to throw in the mix thinly vailed hints that you have some sort of sub rosa info that the rest of us, the hoi polloi isn't privy to from which you draw some of your conclusions. Granted, you are certainly not the only one. Might want to open your eyes instead of entertaining conspiracy theories. That way you might see a lot more clearly the evidence that is right in front of you. I know it can be a buzzkill for facts are often boring. The same old Occam's razor... C'est la vie. [Edited 1/29/18 4:21am]

Outstanding post...Big Thanks (oops, almost shouted there)...apparently Prince died of an overdose of illegal drugs which were self-administered either purposely or accidentally (not my personal belief)..WHY he took those drugs (pain, depravity, cancer, he thought they were Aleve, the Man, the Illuminati, etc, ad nauseum ) will be debated for decades bc that's the nature celebrity death.

The the fact/reality is that's he's dead by his own hand....and there's not much more to say except he didn't leave a will, his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness and the Org. has devolved into a showcase/debating society where some people believe the stridency, frequency and sheer meanness of their posts make them the decider on all things Prince.

He died as he lived (as perhaps we are all fated to do), in a mysterious, disorganized, stubborn, flamboyant, willful manner, almost selfish considering the pain, confusion and anguish he left behind.

But from the time he was a child, that's how he rolled...he always did exactly what he wanted to do....and let the chips fall where they may. RIP.

Not disorganized. Royalties were going were he wanted them to go. Notice the day of transfer to Dreamcorp. 2015-12-07

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http://cocatalog.loc.gov/...&SID=3



1) The Copyright CLAIMANT fo...n HIT nRUN is NPG MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC

transferred by written agreement to . Address: 1611 TELEGRAPH AVENUE, SUITE 600, OAKLAND, CA, 94612..which isThe Dream Corps..

2015-12-07

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Reply #593 posted 01/29/18 7:52am

1Sasha

I still think he chose to end his life that night because of a medical condition which could not be cured and would result in a horrible death. I miss him terribly. I wish he didn't have to go, but he made his choice. JMO

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Reply #594 posted 01/29/18 7:55am

laurarichardso
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1Sasha said:

I still think he chose to end his life that night because of a medical condition which could not be cured and would result in a horrible death. I miss him terribly. I wish he didn't have to go, but he made his choice. JMO

Co-sign. neutral

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Reply #595 posted 01/29/18 9:20am

purplefam99

Bodhitheblackdog said:

Susu1976 said:

muleFunk said: First off, stop shouting. I should have been clearer in that what I meant was that she had no reason to have a forensic tox because there was suspicious, suspect foul play. It was only to determine if drugs played a role in the death as the cause of death couldn't be determined after the autopsy alone. It's not as if she at any point treated the death as suspicious. DEA got involved solely due to the fact that illicit drugs and illegal means of obtaining them was a factor in this case. It doesn't indicate foul play. Them going back to Paisley Park was pro forma. You seem to try to make forensic and criminal synonymous. They are not. Just like this case being a homicide investigation doesn't mean that anyone in the investigation necessarily thinks this is in fact a homicide. It is called that due to the fact that depending on whether the person from whom Prince procurred the drugs knew they contained lethal amounts of fentanyl. Depending on this the charges may be but not limited to culpable homicide, voluntary manslaughter, murder or no charges at all. All of this is SOP. There is nothing unusual about any of it and everything suggests that the investigation has followed the procedural protocol. You are so hell bent on this being a murder that you are misusing medico-legal terminology either on purpose or because you don't understand them in context. You also seem to like to throw in the mix thinly vailed hints that you have some sort of sub rosa info that the rest of us, the hoi polloi isn't privy to from which you draw some of your conclusions. Granted, you are certainly not the only one. Might want to open your eyes instead of entertaining conspiracy theories. That way you might see a lot more clearly the evidence that is right in front of you. I know it can be a buzzkill for facts are often boring. The same old Occam's razor... C'est la vie. [Edited 1/29/18 4:21am]

Outstanding post...Big Thanks (oops, almost shouted there)...apparently Prince died of an overdose of illegal drugs which were self-administered either purposely or accidentally (not my personal belief)..WHY he took those drugs (pain, depravity, cancer, he thought they were Aleve, the Man, the Illuminati, etc, ad nauseum ) will be debated for decades bc that's the nature celebrity death.

The the fact/reality is that's he's dead by his own hand....and there's not much more to say except he didn't leave a will, his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness and the Org. has devolved into a showcase/debating society where some people believe the stridency, frequency and sheer meanness of their posts make them the decider on all things Prince.

He died as he lived (as perhaps we are all fated to do), in a mysterious, disorganized, stubborn, flamboyant, willful manner, almost selfish considering the pain, confusion and anguish he left behind.

But from the time he was a child, that's how he rolled...he always did exactly what he wanted to do....and let the chips fall where they may. RIP.

a drop in the bucket considering all the joy he gave us when he was here, we should be able to manage ourselves.

and yes cheers to him for always doing exactly what he wanted. "it's my Life..."

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Reply #596 posted 01/29/18 9:41am

morningsong

purplefam99 said:

Bodhitheblackdog said:

Outstanding post...Big Thanks (oops, almost shouted there)...apparently Prince died of an overdose of illegal drugs which were self-administered either purposely or accidentally (not my personal belief)..WHY he took those drugs (pain, depravity, cancer, he thought they were Aleve, the Man, the Illuminati, etc, ad nauseum ) will be debated for decades bc that's the nature celebrity death.

The the fact/reality is that's he's dead by his own hand....and there's not much more to say except he didn't leave a will, his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness and the Org. has devolved into a showcase/debating society where some people believe the stridency, frequency and sheer meanness of their posts make them the decider on all things Prince.

He died as he lived (as perhaps we are all fated to do), in a mysterious, disorganized, stubborn, flamboyant, willful manner, almost selfish considering the pain, confusion and anguish he left behind.

But from the time he was a child, that's how he rolled...he always did exactly what he wanted to do....and let the chips fall where they may. RIP.

a drop in the bucket considering all the joy he gave us when he was here, we should be able to manage ourselves.

and yes cheers to him for always doing exactly what he wanted. "it's my Life..."




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Reply #597 posted 01/29/18 9:45am

Menes

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Susu1976 said:

muleFunk said: First off, stop shouting. I should have been clearer in that what I meant was that she had no reason to have a forensic tox because there was suspicious, suspect foul play. It was only to determine if drugs played a role in the death as the cause of death couldn't be determined after the autopsy alone. It's not as if she at any point treated the death as suspicious. DEA got involved solely due to the fact that illicit drugs and illegal means of obtaining them was a factor in this case. It doesn't indicate foul play. Them going back to Paisley Park was pro forma. You seem to try to make forensic and criminal synonymous. They are not. Just like this case being a homicide investigation doesn't mean that anyone in the investigation necessarily thinks this is in fact a homicide. It is called that due to the fact that depending on whether the person from whom Prince procurred the drugs knew they contained lethal amounts of fentanyl. Depending on this the charges may be but not limited to culpable homicide, voluntary manslaughter, murder or no charges at all. All of this is SOP. There is nothing unusual about any of it and everything suggests that the investigation has followed the procedural protocol. You are so hell bent on this being a murder that you are misusing medico-legal terminology either on purpose or because you don't understand them in context. You also seem to like to throw in the mix thinly vailed hints that you have some sort of sub rosa info that the rest of us, the hoi polloi isn't privy to from which you draw some of your conclusions. Granted, you are certainly not the only one. Might want to open your eyes instead of entertaining conspiracy theories. That way you might see a lot more clearly the evidence that is right in front of you. I know it can be a buzzkill for facts are often boring. The same old Occam's razor... C'est la vie. [Edited 1/29/18 4:21am]

Outstanding post...Big Thanks (oops, almost shouted there)...apparently Prince died of an overdose of illegal drugs which were self-administered either purposely or accidentally (not my personal belief)..WHY he took those drugs (pain, depravity, cancer, he thought they were Aleve, the Man, the Illuminati, etc, ad nauseum ) will be debated for decades bc that's the nature celebrity death.

The the fact/reality is that's he's dead by his own hand....and there's not much more to say except he didn't leave a will, his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness and the Org. has devolved into a showcase/debating society where some people believe the stridency, frequency and sheer meanness of their posts make them the decider on all things Prince.

He died as he lived (as perhaps we are all fated to do), in a mysterious, disorganized, stubborn, flamboyant, willful manner, almost selfish considering the pain, confusion and anguish he left behind.

But from the time he was a child, that's how he rolled...he always did exactly what he wanted to do....and let the chips fall where they may. RIP.

Thank you Bod for posting this. Excellent . You have been steadfast and never wavered.

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Reply #598 posted 01/29/18 10:39am

1Sasha

Spot on with your analysis. What a waste of a legacy that should live forever.

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Reply #599 posted 01/29/18 10:46am

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Menes said:

Bodhitheblackdog said:

Outstanding post...Big Thanks (oops, almost shouted there)...apparently Prince died of an overdose of illegal drugs which were self-administered either purposely or accidentally (not my personal belief)..WHY he took those drugs (pain, depravity, cancer, he thought they were Aleve, the Man, the Illuminati, etc, ad nauseum ) will be debated for decades bc that's the nature celebrity death.

The the fact/reality is that's he's dead by his own hand....and there's not much more to say except he didn't leave a will, his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness and the Org. has devolved into a showcase/debating society where some people believe the stridency, frequency and sheer meanness of their posts make them the decider on all things Prince.

He died as he lived (as perhaps we are all fated to do), in a mysterious, disorganized, stubborn, flamboyant, willful manner, almost selfish considering the pain, confusion and anguish he left behind.

But from the time he was a child, that's how he rolled...he always did exactly what he wanted to do....and let the chips fall where they may. RIP.

Thank you Bod for posting this. Excellent . You have been steadfast and never wavered.

"his estate is being bled white by the costs of untangling same, people he barely knew will inherit millions, his artistic output is in the process of fading from public consciousness a"

None of this is true. Nice to have opinion but not true.

The estate is getting a flat rate from Comerica. The judge is making the older sibs pay for anymore motions concerning their nonsense. His songs brought in 16 million last year I am sure they will do well this year and that seems like more than enought to cover the legal fees. Keep in mind if he were alive and well he would still have bills to pay.

He certainly knew his siblings his whole life and if hated them he could have fixed it so they get nothing instead they are going to inherit millions and a court is going to stop them from fucking it up.

If his art was fading who brought all the music last year?

[Edited 1/29/18 10:57am]

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