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Reply #1200 posted 11/21/16 6:30pm

CooperC62057

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laurarichardson said:



CooperC62057 said:


laurarichardson said:


Well I think you are wrong. The question she was asked was how long did she think it would take to get over his death. She said she knew for two years and she still was not ready.



Her answer in the context of being on strung out on drugs enough so he had given up and was prepared to die from them does not make sense see he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals which would mean he was in the process of getting off of them. He also seems to have been able to travel and work putting damm hard for someone hooked on pain pills so bad he was ready to die.



In addtion, he had given up why no will and why no seculsion and withdrawal from people?



Listen to Adrian and many other people who worked with him have said. I beleive he was using pain pills but I do not think he started to abuse them until he started to really have some pain. You do not have a doctor bring you test results unless something is really wrong and the Carver County report from 2014 and 2015 said a male was taken to the hospital for dehydration even Prince cannot force the EMTs to forge the records. He went to the hosptial for dehyrdation those two times not rehab.



I am not saying he was never in a rehab or never took pain meds.





LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that. I'll just agree to disagree with you.

1) I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction


I can’t prove anything because I do not have access to P’s medical records and neither do you. I can tell you that from what Adrian said and what the promoter at the Atlanta show said Prince went to that show in Atlanta not feeling 100% not out of it or crazy high. He was seeing a doctor for withdrawals meaning he was coming off of drugs maybe not going about it the right way but he was making an effort and this has never been a secret from almost the beginning of the investigation.


So it is not outside the realm of possibility of him seeking help because he was. No need for Tyka to think the end was coming for the reason of drug addiction if he was getting help.



2) These drugs even if you have an Rx can seriously damage your organs and the side effect in and of themselves are devastating. If he had organ damage he would have had to come off of these pills. I am not sure why you addiction experts keep discounting this if he was managing on these meds why is it so hard to believe he needed to get off of them quickly due to health issues from them. From the conversation Adrian had with him prior to that show I bet he had no idea the stuff he was using to step down what tainted. I bet those test were about to tell him that information or worst.



3) Maybe you do not know about the half a dozen people who kept tweeting that we don’t know the whole story. What is the whole story? Do you think the whole story is just about addiction and that people would say the “whole story “ if there was no whole story?




You and I will just have to agree to disagree.


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Reply #1201 posted 11/21/16 6:38pm

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laurarichardson said:



CooperC62057 said:


laurarichardson said:


Well I think you are wrong. The question she was asked was how long did she think it would take to get over his death. She said she knew for two years and she still was not ready.



Her answer in the context of being on strung out on drugs enough so he had given up and was prepared to die from them does not make sense see he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals which would mean he was in the process of getting off of them. He also seems to have been able to travel and work putting damm hard for someone hooked on pain pills so bad he was ready to die.



In addtion, he had given up why no will and why no seculsion and withdrawal from people?



Listen to Adrian and many other people who worked with him have said. I beleive he was using pain pills but I do not think he started to abuse them until he started to really have some pain. You do not have a doctor bring you test results unless something is really wrong and the Carver County report from 2014 and 2015 said a male was taken to the hospital for dehydration even Prince cannot force the EMTs to forge the records. He went to the hosptial for dehyrdation those two times not rehab.



I am not saying he was never in a rehab or never took pain meds.





LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that. I'll just agree to disagree with you.

1) I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction


I can’t prove anything because I do not have access to P’s medical records and neither do you. I can tell you that from what Adrian said and what the promoter at the Atlanta show said Prince went to that show in Atlanta not feeling 100% not out of it or crazy high. He was seeing a doctor for withdrawals meaning he was coming off of drugs maybe not going about it the right way but he was making an effort and this has never been a secret from almost the beginning of the investigation.


So it is not outside the realm of possibility of him seeking help because he was. No need for Tyka to think the end was coming for the reason of drug addiction if he was getting help.



2) These drugs even if you have an Rx can seriously damage your organs and the side effect in and of themselves are devastating. If he had organ damage he would have had to come off of these pills. I am not sure why you addiction experts keep discounting this if he was managing on these meds why is it so hard to believe he needed to get off of them quickly due to health issues from them. From the conversation Adrian had with him prior to that show I bet he had no idea the stuff he was using to step down what tainted. I bet those test were about to tell him that information or worst.



3) Maybe you do not know about the half a dozen people who kept tweeting that we don’t know the whole story. What is the whole story? Do you think the whole story is just about addiction and that people would say the “whole story “ if there was no whole story?




You and I will just have to agree to disagree.



Never said it was outside the realm of possibility for coexisting illness or organ damage. Absolutely, I have seen the "whole story" references and I believe they will lead to some reasonable explanation of why he started on the pain meds to begin with and possibly how or whom he was getting them from or being enabled by. lots of things could be the "whole story". Also, just because P was seeking help just prior to his passing does not preclude Tyka being concerned if this issue had been going on for some time. Anyone who has witnessed opiate addiction know from the time the dependence begins, the risk of death is real. Opiate addiction has two paths it can take - a lifetime in recovery or death. It really is that simple. Further, you continually make reference to being "strung out" on drugs and "high" - we're not talking about cocaine or speed - we're talking about opiates, completely different beast.
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Reply #1202 posted 11/21/16 6:45pm

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TopazGirl said:



CooperC62057 said:



I'm going to say it again against all popular thought here. I don't believe P's struggles with his dependence on pain meds recently came about. I believe he had struggled with this for sometime and perhaps had even had an overdose at home at some point that was kept quiet. After watching Tyka's interview where she says she had two years to prepare for this and a conversation with P in which he told her that he had done everything he had set out to, I am even more convinced. What better time than during family interventions to discuss life. What better time than during that struggle for those that love you to prepare themselves for what could happen the next time. Please, my apologies to those who do not want to consider this. Let me be the first to say that if it turns out I am wrong in this belief, you are welcome to be in my face with the "I told you so's". It's just what I personally believe. How he got the laced pills, well, those are answers we'd all like and that justice be served.





Good post, CooperC62057 and I agree with you. I hope no one takes that offensively either. I don't feel Prince was telling Tyka he was dying 2 years ago and I feel it went down more as you described.



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Reply #1203 posted 11/21/16 9:50pm

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It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.

Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.
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Reply #1204 posted 11/21/16 11:36pm

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paisleypearl said:

It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.

Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.


This. I look at his friends and wonder how they sleep at night. Seriously, if losing someone you love, who the ME has confirmed died from an illicit drug overdose, doesn't make you angry enough to speak out in the hopes of saving others, you are continuing the stigmatizism. Prince was always reaching out to help others - his friends learned nothing from the man except how the further their own careers. Except of course, Van Jones.....the ONLY one who gets it.
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Reply #1205 posted 11/22/16 12:13am

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CooperC62057 said:

laurarichardson said:



CooperC62057 said:


I'm going to say it again against all popular thought here. I don't believe P's struggles with his dependence on pain meds recently came about. I believe he had struggled with this for sometime and perhaps had even had an overdose at home at some point that was kept quiet. After watching Tyka's interview where she says she had two years to prepare for this and a conversation with P in which he told her that he had done everything he had set out to, I am even more convinced. What better time than during family interventions to discuss life. What better time than during that struggle for those that love you to prepare themselves for what could happen the next time. Please, my apologies to those who do not want to consider this. Let me be the first to say that if it turns out I am wrong in this belief, you are welcome to be in my face with the "I told you so's". It's just what I personally believe. How he got the laced pills, well, those are answers we'd all like and that justice be served.

Well I think you are wrong. The question she was asked was how long did she think it would take to get over his death. She said she knew for two years and she still was not ready.



Her answer in the context of being on strung out on drugs enough so he had given up and was prepared to die from them does not make sense see he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals which would mean he was in the process of getting off of them. He also seems to have been able to travel and work putting damm hard for someone hooked on pain pills so bad he was ready to die.



In addtion, he had given up why no will and why no seculsion and withdrawal from people?



Listen to Adrian and many other people who worked with him have said. I beleive he was using pain pills but I do not think he started to abuse them until he started to really have some pain. You do not have a doctor bring you test results unless something is really wrong and the Carver County report from 2014 and 2015 said a male was taken to the hospital for dehydration even Prince cannot force the EMTs to forge the records. He went to the hosptial for dehyrdation those two times not rehab.



I am not saying he was never in a rehab or never took pain meds.





LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that.
I'll just agree to disagree with you.
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Reply #1206 posted 11/22/16 12:17am

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CooperC62057 said:

laurarichardson said:



CooperC62057 said:


I'm going to say it again against all popular thought here. I don't believe P's struggles with his dependence on pain meds recently came about. I believe he had struggled with this for sometime and perhaps had even had an overdose at home at some point that was kept quiet. After watching Tyka's interview where she says she had two years to prepare for this and a conversation with P in which he told her that he had done everything he had set out to, I am even more convinced. What better time than during family interventions to discuss life. What better time than during that struggle for those that love you to prepare themselves for what could happen the next time. Please, my apologies to those who do not want to consider this. Let me be the first to say that if it turns out I am wrong in this belief, you are welcome to be in my face with the "I told you so's". It's just what I personally believe. How he got the laced pills, well, those are answers we'd all like and that justice be served.

Well I think you are wrong. The question she was asked was how long did she think it would take to get over his death. She said she knew for two years and she still was not ready.



Her answer in the context of being on strung out on drugs enough so he had given up and was prepared to die from them does not make sense see he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals which would mean he was in the process of getting off of them. He also seems to have been able to travel and work putting damm hard for someone hooked on pain pills so bad he was ready to die.



In addtion, he had given up why no will and why no seculsion and withdrawal from people?



Listen to Adrian and many other people who worked with him have said. I beleive he was using pain pills but I do not think he started to abuse them until he started to really have some pain. You do not have a doctor bring you test results unless something is really wrong and the Carver County report from 2014 and 2015 said a male was taken to the hospital for dehydration even Prince cannot force the EMTs to forge the records. He went to the hosptial for dehyrdation those two times not rehab.



I am not saying he was never in a rehab or never took pain meds.





LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that.
I'll just agree to disagree with you.

According to what Adrian CRUTCHFIELD said about Prince, you are both not exactly right. He said Prince was NOT an addict. He said Prince WAS in good health. Listen to the podcast #2
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Reply #1207 posted 11/22/16 12:56am

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paisleypearl said:

It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.

Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.

--- So if a person is running around on the stage under hot lights and living in cold ass Minnesota would you not believe that he sweating and had a runny nose for those reasons. Don't you think with all the people Prince pissed off back in the 80s people would have been running their mouths a long time ago if he was a Coke head. If you want to read about how Coke can fuck up a musician or any talented people read Rick James, Nile Rogers, or even Richard Pryor biographies and autobiography Coke makes people obnoxious and unable to work. Look at Prince vault and look at his discography. Does that look like the work habits of a Coke head? I by know means think he never used drugs the whole of his life but smoking a joint when you are a teen to being a coke and pill head is a big jump and hard to maintain for almost 40 years working the way he was working and not to have killed himself a long time ago.
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Reply #1208 posted 11/22/16 2:13am

Dibblekins

Clearly there were some health issues rearing their heads...
.

Check out this interview from 2011, the 7.55 point onwards:
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https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1520894974819813
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Reply #1209 posted 11/22/16 4:14am

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oliviacamron said:

CooperC62057 said:
LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that. I'll just agree to disagree with you.

“- I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. “

If he did not realize he had a problem why was he seeing Dr. S? Why has it been known to the public since he died that he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals something that people do when they are trying to step down off of these meds. This information has never been hidden from the public.

You have no idea if a conversation took place with his family or if he just decided to do it himself. I am not even sure if consulting with his family means anything at all.

Tyka said she knew two years ago he was going to die and she still was not ready to accept it. She did not say anything about any conversations about his drug use and how he was fine with it because he had accomplished everything he needed. ( evidently he was not fine with since he was seeking help) Her response was a direct questions about coping with his death.

Maybe he was waiting for test to see if he was clear of opiates but would it really take a day to figure that out. People get drug test from urine and hair all the time. In fact the unnamed source has stated that all of the junk in those pills was ingested in the last 24 hours so bringing test results from the day before to take the suboxone would not have been very useful.

I and many others only believe no one was license to give him suboxone because the media stated this. Hazleton is right down the street from Paisley Park I am sure someone there had suboxone if that was his only issue.

Do you really think a kid who is not a doctor should be bringing drugs across state lines to administer to any patient? Do you think what Dr. K was doing was ethical or legal? I don’t think Prince knew what he was really taking and I think those test were going to inform him about a lot of things going bad with his health. I don’t know if he got bad stuff from someone on purpose or if someone just screwed up but somethings about this case make no sense whatsoever and anyone who thinks this is just some guy screwed up on drugs is looking at this thru the eyes of TMZ. Have you listed to Andrian Crutchfiled’s interview on the podcast?

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Reply #1210 posted 11/22/16 4:42am

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Dibblekins said:

Clearly there were some health issues rearing their heads...
.

Check out this interview from 2011, the 7.55 point onwards:
.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1520894974819813
.

Yes, Vertigo can be a symptom of autoimmune diseases of which there are many. Many of which are painful, incurable, long term and will take you out of this world eventually. We just don’t know what he was dealing with. I do not believe for one minute he was taking pain pills for kicks and grins. I think he had pain and we just do not know the cause. I find it interesting that so many addiction experts do not seem interested in what caused the use of pain pills in the first place. If he no longer used pain meds and still had pain would he not still be in pain? What would have been an alternative to pain meds? Could it be true he was going to a holistic healing center later that day because he had actual pain?

I will not even get started on Eplispy. Does anyone think that Live Nation gave out free tickets without the direction of Prince ( Mr. Charitiy) Why would he want people from the Eplispy group to have free tickets? Maybe because he had or was still dealing with it.

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Reply #1211 posted 11/22/16 5:57am

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CooperC62057 said:

laurarichardson said:

Well I think you are wrong. The question she was asked was how long did she think it would take to get over his death. She said she knew for two years and she still was not ready.

Her answer in the context of being on strung out on drugs enough so he had given up and was prepared to die from them does not make sense see he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals which would mean he was in the process of getting off of them. He also seems to have been able to travel and work putting damm hard for someone hooked on pain pills so bad he was ready to die.

In addtion, he had given up why no will and why no seculsion and withdrawal from people?

Listen to Adrian and many other people who worked with him have said. I beleive he was using pain pills but I do not think he started to abuse them until he started to really have some pain. You do not have a doctor bring you test results unless something is really wrong and the Carver County report from 2014 and 2015 said a male was taken to the hospital for dehydration even Prince cannot force the EMTs to forge the records. He went to the hosptial for dehyrdation those two times not rehab.

I am not saying he was never in a rehab or never took pain meds.

LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that. I'll just agree to disagree with you.

You have strong points and sound logic. Thanks for this. I am inclinded to agree with you and your thoughts.

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paisleypearl said:



It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.



Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.





The thing about secrets, paisleypearl, is that there was always — and still is — a mega-mega vested interest in projecting a mythically-perfect image and protecting brand Prince — The Pop Star®.



The machine behind brand Prince® was no more likely in the past to divulge it's brand secrets, than brand Coca Cola® would reveal it's "secret recipe" — no pun intended ; د )



Not good for business, ya see!



So anybody holding their breaths for — "the whole story" — will be living the rest of their lives permenently on tenterhooks — waiting in vain for the other shoe to drop — but never getting any resolution.



The sister predicted from the time of her Entertainment Tonight interview last month, that eighteen months remained for peoples to come to terms with the reality that it took her two years to come to terms with.



Myself, I predict eighteen plus years for the vast majority of people — if ever.





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Reply #1213 posted 11/22/16 6:25am

1Sasha

And there is so much money to be made by protecting the brand.

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phatphuk said:

paisleypearl said:



It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.



Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.





The thing about secrets, paisleypearl, is that there was always — and still is — a mega-mega vested interest in projecting a mythically-perfect image and protecting brand Prince — The Pop Star®.



The machine behind brand Prince® was no more likely in the past to divulge it's brand secrets, than brand Coca Cola® would reveal it's "secret recipe" — no pun intended ; د )



Not good for business, ya see!



So anybody holding their breaths for — "the whole story" — will be living the rest of their lives permenently on tenterhooks — waiting in vain for the other shoe to drop — but never getting any resolution.



The sister predicted from the time of her Entertainment Tonight interview last month, that eighteen months remained for peoples to come to terms with the reality that it took her two years to come to terms with.



Myself, I predict eighteen plus years for the vast majority of people — if ever.





Woo-Hoo-o-o-o! Somebody's been biz-ZA-Y-Y-Y! Ha-Ha-a-a-a!



…Well and Truly Ignored ;د)





I Warsh Myself With A Rag On A Stick!

There will be no 18 years of waiting. If someone is brought to trial from the criminal investigation the entire file will be open to the public. In addition,some people like Mr. Crutchfield are already telling what they know and some people are just are not interested in what they have to say because it does not fit the narravtive that some people want.

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Reply #1215 posted 11/22/16 8:47am

paisleypearl

laurarichardson said:

paisleypearl said:

It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.

Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.

--- So if a person is running around on the stage under hot lights and living in cold ass Minnesota would you not believe that he sweating and had a runny nose for those reasons. Don't you think with all the people Prince pissed off back in the 80s people would have been running their mouths a long time ago if he was a Coke head. If you want to read about how Coke can fuck up a musician or any talented people read Rick James, Nile Rogers, or even Richard Pryor biographies and autobiography Coke makes people obnoxious and unable to work. Look at Prince vault and look at his discography. Does that look like the work habits of a Coke head? I by know means think he never used drugs the whole of his life but smoking a joint when you are a teen to being a coke and pill head is a big jump and hard to maintain for almost 40 years working the way he was working and not to have killed himself a long time ago.
[Edited 11/22/16 3:48am]

Yeah I didn't say he was a coke head, slow down or you're going to make my point FOR ME. The man used drugs, he died because of drugs. I really wish he hadn't, and I wish nobody else would either. I don't want him to be a Poster Boy, but damn, how many people will we lose to this epidemic?
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Reply #1216 posted 11/22/16 9:16am

paisleypearl

I just wish SOMEONE WOULD TELL US THE WHOLE STORY. To me he aged 20 years the last few months of his life. Why? Does this happen to all people addicted to Vicodin? Is it because of the long term effects of the drug on internal organs? Did he stop eating and drinking because he had no digestion? Just so much speculation and arguing going on, when the Truth could stop it all.

Maybe if people knew what could happen to them they would refuse these types of pain pills unless they were faced with a terminal illness. And screw drug companies, by the way. I know it was the fentanyl that killed him, but his addiction brought it about.
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laurarichardson said:



oliviacamron said:


CooperC62057 said:
LR, I understand your position and I respect that, I truly do. I almost wish that you are able to prove that there were coexisting illness or anything else besides opiate addiction. I wish opiate addiction didn't even exist! However, you are reading me wrong. I never said anything about P giving up or being willing to die for drugs - I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. It happens. I could then see them desperately stressing that continued use of these pills could cause his death to which he may have replied that he was going to be fine - and if not, he had done what he had set out in life to do. I have had these conversations, LR. They happen. Hours and hours and hours of conversation with people that are smart, people that want to live. And you know what? They are in recovery - they are being treated - the dependence on opiates is not as simple as just walking away. There is a real, true, physical dependence. His doctor was delivering test results? You continue to reject that those tests could have been results that would show his system clean of opiates so that he could successfully begin the treatment with suboxone that was being brought to him. And don't tell me that no one was licensed to administer it - they weren't worried about that until after P was found dead - they were going to administer it - P would have just needed to put it on his tongue and let it dissolve - no magic science to that. I'll just agree to disagree with you.


“- I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. “


If he did not realize he had a problem why was he seeing Dr. S? Why has it been known to the public since he died that he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals something that people do when they are trying to step down off of these meds. This information has never been hidden from the public.


You have no idea if a conversation took place with his family or if he just decided to do it himself. I am not even sure if consulting with his family means anything at all.


Tyka said she knew two years ago he was going to die and she still was not ready to accept it. She did not say anything about any conversations about his drug use and how he was fine with it because he had accomplished everything he needed. ( evidently he was not fine with since he was seeking help) Her response was a direct questions about coping with his death.


Maybe he was waiting for test to see if he was clear of opiates but would it really take a day to figure that out. People get drug test from urine and hair all the time. In fact the unnamed source has stated that all of the junk in those pills was ingested in the last 24 hours so bringing test results from the day before to take the suboxone would not have been very useful.


I and many others only believe no one was license to give him suboxone because the media stated this. Hazleton is right down the street from Paisley Park I am sure someone there had suboxone if that was his only issue.


Do you really think a kid who is not a doctor should be bringing drugs across state lines to administer to any patient? Do you think what Dr. K was doing was ethical or legal? I don’t think Prince knew what he was really taking and I think those test were going to inform him about a lot of things going bad with his health. I don’t know if he got bad stuff from someone on purpose or if someone just screwed up but somethings about this case make no sense whatsoever and anyone who thinks this is just some guy screwed up on drugs is looking at this thru the eyes of TMZ. Have you listed to Andrian Crutchfiled’s interview on the podcast?




First of all, when I mentioned that perhaps he didn't feel he had a problem, I wasn't referring to the days or weeks before he passed. I was referring to perhaps 2 years prior. And you're right, I DONT know if any such conversation took place between Tyka and Prince and if you bother to read what I actually wrote instead of being on the defensive, you would see that I say it "could" have. Unless YOU were personally there, you don't know either. And if you were taking time to really read what other people have to say, you'd also know that I have never, ever said that P was taking these meds for the joy of it. I've always believed they began for pain relief. What boggles my mind is that you believe that he was totally clean prior to the fatal overdose, that he was in withdrawal. If that were the case, why would he even need to go?
As for Adrien Crutchfield and the podcast, I'll listen when I have a chance and try to be objective but I don't expect him to say anything different - P wasn't actively out there telling folks he was taking pain meds.
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Reply #1218 posted 11/22/16 9:34am

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phatphuk said:


paisleypearl said:





It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.





Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.









The thing about secrets, paisleypearl, is that there was always — and still is — a mega-mega vested interest in projecting a mythically-perfect image and protecting brand Prince — The Pop Star®.





The machine behind brand Prince® was no more likely in the past to divulge it's brand secrets, than brand Coca Cola® would reveal it's "secret recipe" — no pun intended ; د )





Not good for business, ya see!





So anybody holding their breaths for — "the whole story" — will be living the rest of their lives permenently on tenterhooks — waiting in vain for the other shoe to drop — but never getting any resolution.





The sister predicted from the time of her Entertainment Tonight interview last month, that eighteen months remained for peoples to come to terms with the reality that it took her two years to come to terms with.





Myself, I predict eighteen plus years for the vast majority of people — if ever.








Woo-Hoo-o-o-o! Somebody's been biz-ZA-Y-Y-Y! Ha-Ha-a-a-a!





…Well and Truly Ignored ;د)








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Reply #1219 posted 11/22/16 9:38am

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paisleypearl said:

I just wish SOMEONE WOULD TELL US THE WHOLE STORY. To me he aged 20 years the last few months of his life. Why? Does this happen to all people addicted to Vicodin? Is it because of the long term effects of the drug on internal organs? Did he stop eating and drinking because he had no digestion? Just so much speculation and arguing going on, when the Truth could stop it all.

Maybe if people knew what could happen to them they would refuse these types of pain pills unless they were faced with a terminal illness. And screw drug companies, by the way. I know it was the fentanyl that killed him, but his addiction brought it about.
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Reply #1220 posted 11/22/16 10:26am

1Sasha

I agree, Paisley. Just give us the facts. The legacy is intact. It always will be. A person would have had to be blind to not have seen the deterioration.

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1) Maybe he did not have a drug problem two years ago and the conversation he had with Tyka has something to do with his health? Maybe the conversation he had with Apples in 2014 about jubilant Judases in his house had something to do with his health? Maybe a half a dozen people saying we do not know the whole story is some comment on his health. Remember chronic pain is a health issue.

2) “And you're right, I DONT know if any such conversation took place between Tyka and Prince and if you bother to read what I actually wrote instead of being on the defensive, you would see that I say it "could" have”

Then why bring it up at all? It is you bringing in some situation of an intervention that we have no way of knowing took place. It is a fantasy situation.

3) “I have never, ever said that P was taking these meds for the joy of it. I've always believed they began for pain relief. “

I did not state that you made any statement about him being a recreational drug user but you seem to have left out any information about his being in pain which, is happening a lot on this board. Being in pain is a health issue.

You also like most people don’t seem to have answer to what a person would do if they got off pain meds and still had pain?

4) “What boggles my mind is that you believe that he was totally clean prior to the fatal overdose, that he was in withdrawal. If that were the case, why would he even need to go? “

Well it should boggle your mind because I never said he was totally clean prior to his overdose on meds that were mislabeled and have already been established that these drugs were not in his system prior to the last 24 hours.

The truth of the matter is people don’t go under a doctor’s care for withdrawals if they do not want to get off of drugs. Being in withdrawals would mean you are withdrawing or do you think it means something else?

From what I have read patients who do these outpatient withdrawal treatments often are trying to step down there pain pill use. He could have been using the something to step down from whatever he wanted to get off of.

We do not know what P was on in Atlanta or when that plane landed in Moline. The only way to know would be to look at his medical file from the hospital. (Evidently the ME does not think it was Fentanyl because they are saying he was not a long time user and it was not in his system before the 24 hours)

We do know from Andrew’s conversation with him before he went to Atlanta that he was planning on seeing his doctor when he got back and we know he told the promoter in Atlanta the same thing because he wanted to hold off on announcing additional concerts. He was keeping in touch with Dr. S and I believe it was to monitor his progress with the withdrawals.

We don’t know what he is was doing between Saturday and Wednesday as far as drugs or legitmate Rx’s. Shit we do not even know where a so-called “gravely ill’ person went to for most of the day only returning to Paisley Park at 8:00 that night.

I would love it if you would answer may questions and stop with this defensive nonsense. There is nothing defensive about asking questions.

You also need to listen to the podcast because Mr. Crutchfield has a lot of knowledge about drug use and he did spend time working with Prince from November 2015 to February 2016. Right in the time frame that things start to change in his appearance. All total Andrew worked with Prince for four years.

How many people do you think are capable of looking someone in the face for years and not notice that they are on something?

What are the chances that dozens of people did not notice. Do you realize that estates cannot sue for defamation? That the tabs have been looking for dirt from 7 months ago and all we see his old news and nothing about drugs. Does any of this make sense to you?

CooperC62057 said:

laurarichardson said:

“- I am referring to a conversation that could have occurred during an overdose or scare in that Tyka or other family members may have implored him to seek help. It would not have been outside the realm of possibility for him to not have recognized the seriousness of the problem or to have felt that he could handle it on his own. “

If he did not realize he had a problem why was he seeing Dr. S? Why has it been known to the public since he died that he was seeing Dr. S for withdrawals something that people do when they are trying to step down off of these meds. This information has never been hidden from the public.

You have no idea if a conversation took place with his family or if he just decided to do it himself. I am not even sure if consulting with his family means anything at all.

Tyka said she knew two years ago he was going to die and she still was not ready to accept it. She did not say anything about any conversations about his drug use and how he was fine with it because he had accomplished everything he needed. ( evidently he was not fine with since he was seeking help) Her response was a direct questions about coping with his death.

Maybe he was waiting for test to see if he was clear of opiates but would it really take a day to figure that out. People get drug test from urine and hair all the time. In fact the unnamed source has stated that all of the junk in those pills was ingested in the last 24 hours so bringing test results from the day before to take the suboxone would not have been very useful.

I and many others only believe no one was license to give him suboxone because the media stated this. Hazleton is right down the street from Paisley Park I am sure someone there had suboxone if that was his only issue.

Do you really think a kid who is not a doctor should be bringing drugs across state lines to administer to any patient? Do you think what Dr. K was doing was ethical or legal? I don’t think Prince knew what he was really taking and I think those test were going to inform him about a lot of things going bad with his health. I don’t know if he got bad stuff from someone on purpose or if someone just screwed up but somethings about this case make no sense whatsoever and anyone who thinks this is just some guy screwed up on drugs is looking at this thru the eyes of TMZ. Have you listed to Andrian Crutchfiled’s interview on the podcast?

First of all, when I mentioned that perhaps he didn't feel he had a problem, I wasn't referring to the days or weeks before he passed. I was referring to perhaps 2 years prior. And you're right, I DONT know if any such conversation took place between Tyka and Prince and if you bother to read what I actually wrote instead of being on the defensive, you would see that I say it "could" have. Unless YOU were personally there, you don't know either. And if you were taking time to really read what other people have to say, you'd also know that I have never, ever said that P was taking these meds for the joy of it. I've always believed they began for pain relief. What boggles my mind is that you believe that he was totally clean prior to the fatal overdose, that he was in withdrawal. If that were the case, why would he even need to go? As for Adrien Crutchfield and the podcast, I'll listen when I have a chance and try to be objective but I don't expect him to say anything different - P wasn't actively out there telling folks he was taking pain meds. [Edited 11/22/16 9:29am]

1) Maybe he did not have a drug problem two years ago and the conversation he had with Tyka has something to do with his health? Maybe the conversation he had with Apples in 2014 about jubilant Judases in his house had something to do with his health? Maybe a half a dozen people saying we do not know the whole story is some comment on his health. Remember chronic pain is a health issue.

2) “And you're right, I DONT know if any such conversation took place between Tyka and Prince and if you bother to read what I actually wrote instead of being on the defensive, you would see that I say it "could" have”

Then why bring it up at all? It is you bringing in some situation of an intervention that we have no way of knowing took place. It is a fantasy situation.

3) “I have never, ever said that P was taking these meds for the joy of it. I've always believed they began for pain relief. “

I did not state that you made any statement about him being a recreational drug user but you seem to have left out any information about his being in pain which, is happening a lot on this board. Being in pain is a health issue.

You also like most people don’t seem to have answer to what a person would do if they got off pain meds and still had pain?

4) “What boggles my mind is that you believe that he was totally clean prior to the fatal overdose, that he was in withdrawal. If that were the case, why would he even need to go? “

Well it should boggle your mind because I never said he was totally clean prior to his overdose on meds that were mislabeled and have already been established that these drugs were not in his system prior to the last 24 hours.

The truth of the matter is people don’t go under a doctor’s care for withdrawals if they do not want to get off of drugs. Being in withdrawals would mean you are withdrawing or do you think it means something else?

From what I have read patients who do these outpatient withdrawal treatments often are trying to step down there pain pill use. He could have been using the something to step down from whatever he wanted to get off of.

We do not know what P was on in Atlanta or when that plane landed in Moline. The only way to know would be to look at his medical file from the hospital. (Evidently the ME does not think it was Fentanyl because they are saying he was not a long time user and it was not in his system before the 24 hours)

We do know from Andrew’s conversation with him before he went to Atlanta that he was planning on seeing his doctor when he got back and we know he told the promoter in Atlanta the same thing because he wanted to hold off on announcing additional concerts. He was keeping in touch with Dr. S and I believe it was to monitor his progress with the withdrawals.

We don’t know what he is was doing between Saturday and Wednesday as far as drugs or legitmate Rx’s. Shit we do not even know where a so-called “gravely ill’ person went to for most of the day only returning to Paisley Park at 8:00 that night.

I would love it if you would answer may questions and stop with this defensive nonsense. There is nothing defensive about asking questions.

You also need to listen to the podcast because Mr. Crutchfield has a lot of knowledge about drug use and he did spend time working with Prince from November 2015 to February 2016. Right in the time frame that things start to change in his appearance. All total Andrew worked with Prince for four years.

How many people do you think are capable of looking someone in the face for years and not notice that they are on something?

What are the chances that dozens of people did not notice. Do you realize that estates cannot sue for defamation? That the tabs have been looking for dirt from 7 months ago and all we see his old news and nothing about drugs. Does any of this make sense to you?

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Reply #1222 posted 11/22/16 10:45am

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CooperC62057 said:

paisleypearl said:



It's frustrating when folks say we don't know the whole story, and that they have never seen him use drugs. Am I the only one who has seen the video of the first time he played Purple Rain at 1st Ave when he came out on stage sweating profusely and had such trouble with a runny nose? I grew up when he did when coke was everywhere, and I've seen coke users aplenty.



Anybody holding onto secrets just so as not to feel the wrath of His fans is not doing anything noble by pretending to Honor His Wishes Of Privacy. His death could open a dialogue about prescription addiction, and that it isn't all about the junkie with a needle hanging out of his arm, or the woman with black meth teeth.





The thing about secrets, paisleypearl, is that there was always — and still is — a mega-mega vested interest in projecting a mythically-perfect image and protecting brand Prince — The Pop Star®.



The machine behind brand Prince® was no more likely in the past to divulge it's brand secrets, than brand Coca Cola® would reveal it's "secret recipe" — no pun intended ; د )



Not good for business, ya see!



So anybody holding their breaths for — "the whole story" — will be living the rest of their lives permenently on tenterhooks — waiting in vain for the other shoe to drop — but never getting any resolution.



The sister predicted from the time of her Entertainment Tonight interview last month, that eighteen months remained for peoples to come to terms with the reality that it took her two years to come to terms with.



Myself, I predict eighteen plus years for the vast majority of people — if ever.





Woo-Hoo-o-o-o! Somebody's been biz-ZA-Y-Y-Y! Ha-Ha-a-a-a!



…Well and Truly Ignored ;د)



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Thanks CooperC62057 thumbs up!



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I still get a minor annoying little glint of my "Foe Listers'" noise when their posts are quoted inside my "White Listers'" posts. But the next revision will even annihilate their embedded quoted posts, out of the posts of my "White Listers" — such as from yours, TopazGirl's, paisleypearl's and others.



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Reply #1223 posted 11/22/16 12:08pm

1Sasha

They have all clammed up. There must be dozens of people who know what was going on - either they knew at the time or learned after April 21 - and not a peep from anyone.

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Reply #1224 posted 11/22/16 1:00pm

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1Sasha said:

I agree, Paisley. Just give us the facts. The legacy is intact. It always will be. A person would have had to be blind to not have seen the deterioration.


There are a great many people out there who would NOT be able to accept the truth. They've all been very busy coming up with their own versions of the truth.

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Reply #1225 posted 11/22/16 1:04pm

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And there is so much money to be made by protecting the brand.



nod But I am also willing to acknowledge that it really IS about protecting his legacy....because people are judgemental about many many things. It's really all about the person and his musical genius and what he left for us.

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Reply #1226 posted 11/22/16 1:08pm

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They have all clammed up. There must be dozens of people who know what was going on - either they knew at the time or learned after April 21 - and not a peep from anyone.


nod Because they read what people are saying on the Prince FB groups and pages, and they see what's being said here. The writing is on the wall and they can see it.

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Reply #1227 posted 11/22/16 1:13pm

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1Sasha said:

They have all clammed up. There must be dozens of people who know what was going on - either they knew at the time or learned after April 21 - and not a peep from anyone.

A PRIME example of this is Lenny Kravitz. I adore Lenny and know he was very close to P. On the day of P's death, Lenny was interviewed and said something along the line that he figured this would happen....what I find curious is the fact that the ones that said even as little as that much either didn't participate in any sort of tribute or weren't invited to by the family..I have no clue which way that fell, or if it's mere coincidence....but I highly doubt it.

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Reply #1228 posted 11/22/16 1:28pm

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Mumio said:

And there is so much money to be made by protecting the brand.



nod But I am also willing to acknowledge that it really IS about protecting his legacy....because people are judgemental about many many things. It's really all about the person and his musical genius and what he left for us.

I agree with you. The silence is to protect Prince's legacy in my opinion. Which really I do not understand. If Prince was suffering from opiod dependency (regardless of whether it was from initial prescriptions or recreational), the family could use this to strenghen his legacy by adding another cause to rally against.

I do not see how this could hurt Prince's legacy. His genuis can not be argued amongst fans both hardcore and casual and Prince's peers.

If anything, his struggles could help fight this growing epidimic this country is facing. Just my 2 cents.

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Reply #1229 posted 11/22/16 1:31pm

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precioux said:

1Sasha said:

They have all clammed up. There must be dozens of people who know what was going on - either they knew at the time or learned after April 21 - and not a peep from anyone.

A PRIME example of this is Lenny Kravitz. I adore Lenny and know he was very close to P. On the day of P's death, Lenny was interviewed and said something along the line that he figured this would happen....what I find curious is the fact that the ones that said even as little as that much either didn't participate in any sort of tribute or weren't invited to by the family..I have no clue which way that fell, or if it's mere coincidence....but I highly doubt it.

I doubt it too. Lenny Kravitz may have had to get it off his chest. People deal with things differently. Prince's inner camp will maintain their silence. They have all along in the past.

I do not think it is coincidence either, but Manuela made remarks in regards to Charlie Sheen comparison with Prince and she was still invited.

The family has kept this tightly sealed. I believe over time, some will talk. I do not see Kirk or Meron talking, nor Tyka.

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