Vashtix said:

is the freakin thing on youtube???

Who the hell wants to watch these morbid rip-offs anyway?

benni said:

jackson35 said:

the alzheimer part is true. notice he was not singing songs in their completion, and he was using a telepromter on tour.

No, it's not. Prince did not have Alzheimer's. I work with elderly individuals and Alzheimer's would impact more than just remembering song lyrics. IF he had Alzheimer's, he would forget the date. Alzheimer's impacts short term memory in the beginning. He might keep asking the same question over and over, have difficulty concentrating and taking longer to complete tasks, may have trouble driving to a familiar location (forgetting the way there), may forget where they are or how they got there, may have problems following a conversation or remembering a particular word, they will lose interest in grooming or staying clean, stop doing hobbies or things they enjoy, becoming less social, become confused, suspicious, fearful, or anxious.

The one thing I see a lot when working with people with Alzheimer's is the difficulty in remembering a word. They'll try saying it, they know they know the word, but they just can't bring it out. They get tearful and depressed. Prince did not show any of these signs.

Prince didn't use a teleprompter at the Atlanta gigs. He had the set lists on his piano, and maybe lyrics if he was going to do a medley - more likely prompts of when to switch between songs. He had no problems talking and getting his point across and didn't forget any words.

yes he did. it runs in his family. his father deid from it. he was forgetful around paisley park. he was forgetful at meetings. it was showing froim time to time

so people think Prince is the only artist who used/uses teleprompters????

so now not only did the russians kill him, he had alzheimers

rdhull said:

rogifan said:

rdhull said:

so now not only did the russians kill him, he had alzheimers

Is there anything this guy didn't have or didn't do at this point?

Does anyone have a link to this thing? Yes, I want to watch it.

rogifan said:

rdhull said:

so now not only did the russians kill him, he had alzheimers

Is there anything this guy didn't have or didn't do at this point?

add corns and athletes feet

rogifan said:

morningsong said:

I'm choosing to believe that these cocaine accusations are the tabloid-ish way of goading the family into responding. There's some inconsistencies in what they promoted to be true and what they chose to dispel. They choose to dismiss all the people who have worked close to him over the years for the word of his deceased step sister's (yes, I said STEP sister's) lawyer's words. Looks like Anna Fantasic is the only person interviewed on this show that actually knew him. There was the PP DJ that had a fact wrong I guess he counts. Oh and the clip of an ET interview of Shelia.

I can't believe people watch this shit. What's worse is the ones that actually believe it.

morningsong said:

rogifan said:

I can't believe people watch this shit. What's worse is the ones that actually believe it.

The only way to know what's being said is to watch

please

jimmy3121 said:

rdhull said:

moonsister said:

rdhull said:

please

But they're always very careful in how they say things, like "I don't think aids caused his death" not that they know he didn't have aids or hiv. Brilliant deduction there since we all know it was the fentanyl. "I don't think epilepsy caused his death", another brilliant deduction.

These shows are simply exploitation shows and everybody knows that going in. So there really is no ecxcuse to watch them unless you like that sort of thing.

Promoting them as threads is a sign.

jackson35 said:

Ya see, these shows and the money behind them are trying to push a narrative, one that the masses will simply believe at face value when they see it, that is simply how easy it is, and a testament to how little folks actually think for themselves these days.........I would like to think most of us here know better.

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leadline said:

Ya see, these shows and the money behind them are trying to push a narrative, one that the masses will simply believe at face value when they see it, that is simply how easy it is, and a testament to how little folks actually think for themselves these days.........most of us here know better.

oh really?

morningsong said:

jimmy3121 said:

If you watched closely enough the show shot down the suicide note as no one came forward with it ALSO the Doc shot down anything to do with the Aids talk.....That " Stupid" actor as you described....guess what?? News flash....someone hired him & he had a job to do & did it....overall it certainly was not garbage as some points made sense & seeing Anna Fantastic was Fantastic.

Nope they just highlighted the alleged cocaine, percocet and fentanyl use from the most unrelible source they could find. Anything to downplay any accomplihments he's made. Even said his dad beat him as they showed a picture of his stepdad.

I don't have time for this type of stuff. SMH

precioux said:

Genesia said:

Unless the pathologist is the one who actually did the autopsy, anything he or she has to say is nothing more than a two-bit opinion, based on nothing.

Nah, this is a world renowned forensic pathologist who has debunked Jimmi Henrix's autopsy that he "choked on his own vomit", and debunked Steve McQueen's COD as well. I will at least hear this forensic pathologist out. I'd like to know his POV- I could care less about anything/anyone else on there or their thoughts/opinions.

Bullshit. Unless this "world reknowned [fixed the spelling for you] forensic pathologist" actually did the work, he doesn't know anything more about Prince's autopsy than we do.

But you go ahead and give this crap credence. It fits.

rdhull said:

rdhull said:

rogifan said:

rdhull said: Is there anything this guy didn't have or didn't do at this point?

add corns and athletes feet

And bunions. We could actually see that with the socks/flipflops look.

Genesia said:

rdhull said:

add corns and athletes feet

And bunions. We could actually see that with the socks/flipflops look.

Yeah, and bunions are pretty common for a lot of people who wore high heels for years...much less did what Prince did in them.

jackson35 said:

benni said:

No, it's not. Prince did not have Alzheimer's. I work with elderly individuals and Alzheimer's would impact more than just remembering song lyrics. IF he had Alzheimer's, he would forget the date. Alzheimer's impacts short term memory in the beginning. He might keep asking the same question over and over, have difficulty concentrating and taking longer to complete tasks, may have trouble driving to a familiar location (forgetting the way there), may forget where they are or how they got there, may have problems following a conversation or remembering a particular word, they will lose interest in grooming or staying clean, stop doing hobbies or things they enjoy, becoming less social, become confused, suspicious, fearful, or anxious.

The one thing I see a lot when working with people with Alzheimer's is the difficulty in remembering a word. They'll try saying it, they know they know the word, but they just can't bring it out. They get tearful and depressed. Prince did not show any of these signs.

Prince didn't use a teleprompter at the Atlanta gigs. He had the set lists on his piano, and maybe lyrics if he was going to do a medley - more likely prompts of when to switch between songs. He had no problems talking and getting his point across and didn't forget any words.

yes he did. it runs in his family. his father deid from it. he was forgetful around paisley park. he was forgetful at meetings. it was showing froim time to time

I haven't read that Prince was forgetful in meetings and around PP. Please supply the link to support this. I also haven't read that John L. died from Alzheimer's. If I recall correctly he was at one of the celebrations and appeared to be pretty with it. Also, Alzheimer's tends to hit around 65. There is early onset Alzheimer's, but the man I watched perform on stage in April of last year did not show any signs of Alzheimer's. It would have appeared when he was speaking and singing. It did not.

Keep in mind that forgetfulness is a normal part of aging. It is expected that normal adults that are aging will have some forgetfulness. Normal forgetfulness as a part of aging include:

*forgetting where you left things you use regularly, such as glasses or keys
*forgetting names of acquaintances, or even calling someone by someone else's name
*forgetting an appointment or why you walked into a room
*being easily distracted, forgetting what you just read, or the details of a conversation

*or having that feeling that the information is on the "tip of your tongue"

The dementia that comes with Alzheimer's is severe enough that impacts your daily routines, your work, hobbies, social activities, and family relationships.

Here is a great chart:

benni said:

morningsong said:

benni said:

I've read that John L. suffered from Alzheimer's but I'm not sure what he died of. I will post when I find it again, don't think I saved it.

Thank you! I hadn't heard that or read it. Would like to see the article. But even if John L. had Alzheimer's, research is showing that if an individual eats healthy, exercises their body and mind, being involved socially, mental stimulation, and good sleep can decrease the impact of Alzheimer's or help to fight against it. Prince did all of that, except the healthy sleep, and towards the end he seemed to not be eating or drinking. That is one thing that makes me wonder whether he did have a terminal condition (the not eating or drinking). I worked for hospice for a time as a social worker and the one thing we saw when people were getting close to the end was that they would stop eating and drinking. It is one of the earliest signs that the end is coming.

https://www.co.carver.mn....nt?id=7375

Above is the link to the 911 call in 2011 from Germany about the coke.

This person is whacked.

The caller indicated Prince told her about his coke habits one year prior to the call to the police.

Genesia said:

benni said: