With a little research, one can find out a lot about this case. LauraRichardson has done her research, as have others. It is just my opinion, but we all have to have open minds about what might have happened, and about what led up to the final day. | |
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I think there is too much relevance put on that one statement. She reveals much more than "his eyes fixed" in the article about the entire event. https://www.nytimes.com/2...plane.html Some relevant info: PARA 6 - "...and he was revived on the tarmac with a shot of narcan." PARA 23 - "But other friends have acknowledged Prince apparently became dependant on painkillers...." PARA 26 - "'He was cooperative the whole night, she said, serious about getting help.'..." PARA 27 - "Worried, she helped tip off others that he was in a serious situation. Friends ultimately reached out to an addiction specialist." PARA 28 "....he wanted to do the right thing for his body. '...He was trying.'" This points me in a different direction. "Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence......." ~ DESIDERATA ~ Max Ehrmann | |
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. I wanted to add: . There has also been a lot of questions concerning why they landed in Moline, instead of Minneapolis, which was only 30 minutes away. The records state that the emergency call was made shortly after 1AM, and they dispatched EMTs around 1:15AM. I'm confused as to why Prince was still on the plane after they had landed and not rushed to the hospital? . https://www.yahoo.com/new...47522.html
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Cool, I'd like to see it.
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Weren't they working on him on the tarmac? That's what I thought I seen somewhere. | |
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What's been reported is that he got treatment (narcan shot) on the tarmac, and was brought to the hospital after he revived
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AFTER KJ carried Prince in his arms down the steps of the plane to the tarmac and waiting EMT's. I would love to ask KJ how many times he encountered and carried his unconscious life-time friend and avowed drug non-user to safety. | |
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Oh, I'm so so so very very very sorry... . Since your experience isn't with HUMAN anatomy, physiology and the relationship between that and pharmacological symptoms and inter-correlations...you certainly can't be expected to know about the more intricate functions of the HUMAN body and how it differs from your veterinary learning and skillset... . Had I been aware that HUMAN medicine was not your expertise it would've made sense that this coversation wasn't within your wheelhouse... . Again, my sincerest apologies...
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AFTER KJ carried Prince in his arms down the steps of the plane to the tarmac and waiting EMT's. I would love to ask KJ how many times he encountered and carried his unconscious life-time friend and avowed drug non-user to safety. Probably none. We do not see a bunch of calls going out to Paisley for ambulances and these two did not live together. | |
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It took almost 20 minutes from the call went to the tower to land so if they went on to Minneapolis who knows what would have happened. said:
. I wanted to add: . There has also been a lot of questions concerning why they landed in Moline, instead of Minneapolis, which was only 30 minutes away. The records state that the emergency call was made shortly after 1AM, and they dispatched EMTs around 1:15AM. I'm confused as to why Prince was still on the plane after they had landed and not rushed to the hospital? . https://www.yahoo.com/new...47522.html
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Sheeesh, LR, it was a metaphor... | |
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. I think the story I linked above states that EMTs were on the plane trying to revive Prince. I need to read-up more on this to try to makes sense of it all. . That link above also shows the medical bill for emergency services, btw.
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The article says: "“T12 arrived first and began pt care pt was carried down from an airplane by pts body guard,” a firefighter noted about the patient in a report. - I would interpret that as that Prince was carried out of the plane to the EMTs. What do you see as significant about whether treatment happened in or outside the plane?
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. Wow, that is horrific! She was only 18 years-old. . Illegal synthetic opioids are an epidemic in this country. There are people who are buying Heroin on the streets that is laced with Fentanyl and they die from Fentanyl overdose. Terrible! . This: "The synthetic thing is new to everybody," Lewis says. "We thought heroin was the foe, but now these synthetics come along. It's a new chapter, and we don't know how it ends." . and: . "When you are making illicit purchases from anonymous sources, you can't depend on purity or that what you think you are buying is what you actually get," Strahm says. "You really don't know what you are purchasing. .
[Edited 7/18/17 14:26pm] "With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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. I'm really not sure why Prince would use an alias on a private jet. I'm just taking a wild guess. . How is it possible to be with someone, 24/7? I'm sure Prince had to have some time alone. . Not sure on the jacket and gloves; it was New Year's Eve, but I'm sure it was nice and balmy in St. Barts. Perhaps it was cold on the airplane? Prince was very thin, so not much body fat to keep him warm, I'm guess. If only he had some of my cooking, I could solve that problem! Sorry, I think this thread could use some humor right about now, LOL . I do make a delicious baked ziti!!
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. See bill from City of Moline: . https://www.scribd.com/do...y-response
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1Sasha said: With a little research, one can find out a lot about this case. LauraRichardson has done her research, as have others. It is just my opinion, but we all have to have open minds about what might have happened, and about what led up to the final day. --It does not take a lot of work to find stuff and there is literally an army of people Facebook plowing through stuff everyday. Prince said he had a Purple Army and he was not joking on that one. [Edited 7/18/17 14:46pm] | |
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. I read an article where someone with aviation experience gave their opinion on the Moline emergency landing. I would have to do some research to find it (so, don't quote me); but this person said that it really made no sense that they landed in Moline, when the aircraft could have easily landed in St Paul-Minneapolis in the same time-frame. I thought that was quite interesting. .
[Edited 7/18/17 14:44pm] "With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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. I read an article where someone with aviation experience gave their opinion on the Moline emergency landing. I would have to do some research to find it (so, don't quote me); but this person said that it really made no sense that they landed in Moline, when the aircraft could have easily landed in St Paul-Minneapolis in the same time-frame. I thought that was quite interesting. .
[Edited 7/18/17 14:44pm] Then what difference does it make? The pilot make a judgement call among panic, you think the pilot was in on some murder plot? | |
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cloveringold85 said:
. I read an article where someone with aviation experience gave their opinion on the Moline emergency landing. I would have to do some research to find it (so, don't quote me); but this person said that it really made no sense that they landed in Moline, when the aircraft could have easily landed in St Paul-Minneapolis in the same time-frame. I thought that was quite interesting. .
[Edited 7/18/17 14:44pm] Interesting I know a pilot the next time I run into him I will ask about it. I already asked about a plane loaded with drugs being allowed to take off and he side that was a no go. | |
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. See bill from City of Moline: . https://www.scribd.com/do...y-response
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. Yes; I find it rather odd that KJ carried Prince off the plane? Why did he do that? . I would have waited for EMTs to get there, imo.
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. That would be awesome if you could ask your pilot friend the next time you see him. My husband used to work in the aviation industry, so he may know; he's good with that kinda stuff. I really need to find that article I saw...when I do, I will post it.
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He probably was in a panic state and trying to get Prince to the EMTs in what he thought was the fastest way. He probably just bolted out the door carrying prince the instant the plane stopped moving, I would imagime
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. No problem. I just happened to see it was there in the article. I don't recall seeing the bill, until now.
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1Sasha said: With a little research, one can find out a lot about this case. LauraRichardson has done her research, as have others. It is just my opinion, but we all have to have open minds about what might have happened, and about what led up to the final day. "A strong spirit transcends rules." - Prince | |
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Thank you Clover.
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The world's problems like climate change can only be solved through strategic long-term thinking, not expediency. In other words all the govts. need sacking!
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. True.
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. The bill is from the City of Moline for Prince's emergency services. There are several pages, but most of it is blacked-out, probably due to private information.
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