Check out why he was private. Some pharmacist in Indianna was trying to get his records the day after he died.

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http://www.flyergroup.com...efbbd.html

NDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis pharmacist has been reprimanded by the state for trying to access the medical records of the late pop singer Prince.

The pharmacist ran an INSPECT report on Prince, by typing in his name and date of bith. The intention of the inquiry was to retain Prince's prescrition history. Said pharmacist got a slap on the wrist, and ultimately the order states that the INSPECT report was ran, but unsure of whether or not the inquiry was successful in tracking Prince's prescriptions.

So trying to make some money off the rag mags?

Very interesting report thank you. I doubt she was the only doctor illegally trying to look up his medical records but she knew better.

paisleypark4 said:

Very interesting report thank you. I doubt she was the only doctor illegally trying to look up his medical records but she knew better.

yep...and I wish her "12 hours of community service" would be picking up trash in front of PP (in her pharmacy jacket), or something similar...I know...I'm mean

I don't know what her intention or motivation was, but really though, in the midst of trying to make any kind of sense of the events and news reports from the day before, had I had a way to access that particular information, I'm pretty damn certain I'd have tried it, too. Ethics, employment, whatever be damned.

laurarichardson said:

Check out why he was private. Some pharmacist in Indianna was trying to get his records the day after he died.

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http://www.flyergroup.com...efbbd.html

NDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis pharmacist has been reprimanded by the state for trying to access the medical records of the late pop singer Prince.

She must be a fan and was gutted like we were and decided to do a little investigating on the sly

Cant say I blame her...

Im still NOT Satisfied with what we have been told

precioux said:

paisleypark4 said:

Very interesting report thank you. I doubt she was the only doctor illegally trying to look up his medical records but she knew better.

yep...and I wish her "12 hours of community service" would be picking up trash in front of PP (in her pharmacy jacket), or something similar...I know...I'm mean

Besides that, what is the current situation with the investigation?

" I can't understand human curiosity. "

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ThatWhiteDude said:

Besides that, what is the current situation with the investigation?

Nothing.

My first thought reading the thread title was..."So? I was trying to get his records the day after he died too, but my record store was sold out so I just bought them on iTunes."

Then I read the post. Oops.

Lovejunky said:

laurarichardson said:

Check out why he was private. Some pharmacist in Indianna was trying to get his records the day after he died.

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http://www.flyergroup.com...efbbd.html

NDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis pharmacist has been reprimanded by the state for trying to access the medical records of the late pop singer Prince.

She must be a fan and was gutted like we were and decided to do a little investigating on the sly

Cant say I blame her...

Im still NOT Satisfied with what we have been told

Those were my exact thoughts when I first read this.

rogifan said:

This is terrible. But is it any worse than those who want the full autopsy/toxicology report released or poured over every detail of the search warrant information made public? Let’s face it there are some fans who if they could get their hands on every piece of information regarding the last few weeks of his life would take it in a heartbeat.

None of us have the albilty to obtain that information and this person actually broke the law. I would say what she did was much worst.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

I don't know what her intention or motivation was, but really though, in the midst of trying to make any kind of sense of the events and news reports from the day before, had I had a way to access that particular information, I'm pretty damn certain I'd have tried it, too. Ethics, employment, whatever be damned.

Yup Hatrina, I too would probably have let curiosity get the better of me and tried to get a quick peek.

laurarichardson said: