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Reply #630 posted 01/29/18 3:07pm

PennyPurple

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laurarichardson said:

cloveringold85 said:

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Only Prince knew the code to that VAULT. Why did they have to drill it open? Prince did not give Tyka the code (instructions) on his VAULT? What Prince said was "The music will be released one day, by someone (not myself)."

Why would Prince give Tyka or anyone the code to vault? We know Music was stolen from Paisley Park so why would multiple people have the combination? The estate managers had to drill open the vault because it is an asset. You think Tyka is in charge of the estate and she is not.

Mayte knew the code to the vault when they were married because the code were her measurements.

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Reply #631 posted 01/29/18 3:09pm

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I have a lot of experience with hospice, you know people who are actively dying, and I have never heard of a drug intervention being done on a person in the last stages of any terminal disease. To the contrary many people in the last stages of life are addicts and their pushers are their physicians...terminal illness still makes no sense...but alas Tyka said...ugh
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Reply #632 posted 01/29/18 4:17pm

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LOVESYMBOLNUMBER2 said:

I have a lot of experience with hospice, you know people who are actively dying, and I have never heard of a drug intervention being done on a person in the last stages of any terminal disease. To the contrary many people in the last stages of life are addicts and their pushers are their physicians...terminal illness still makes no sense...but alas Tyka said...ugh


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So true. This right here creates a roadblock in my mind. I too dont see if Prince had a terminal illness of any kind and had an opiate / pill addiction, that any intervention or rehab would be recommended or considered. If you are dying you just want to feel no pain and be able to have the best quality of life possible. So...if he had a pill problem, and he was trying to stop, maybe he did not have a terminal / painful illness. But yes Tyka ssid what she said, so what gives??
"A strong spirit transcends rules." - Prince
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Reply #633 posted 01/29/18 4:36pm

kmama07

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im still convinced he had terminal cancer


That would have been disclosed in the autopsy
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Reply #634 posted 01/29/18 4:44pm

PennyPurple

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kmama07 said:

peppeken said:

im still convinced he had terminal cancer

That would have been disclosed in the autopsy

As been explained...it would've been disclosed on the LONG form autopsy, but not the SHORT form autopsy, which was what was released to the public. Cancer didn't kill him, an overdose did.

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Reply #635 posted 01/29/18 5:43pm

kmama07

PennyPurple said:[quote]



kmama07 said:


peppeken said:

im still convinced he had terminal cancer



That would have been disclosed in the autopsy

As been explained...it would've been disclosed on the LONG form autopsy, but not the SHORT form autopsy, which was what was released to the public. Cancer didn't kill him, an overdose did.

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Agreed. I was trying to say of there was anything terminal it would have been in the autopsy (in response to poster who thinks he had cancer)

I was under the impression even in Minnesota the short form would list any other underlying medical issues. Perhaps I am mistaken?
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Reply #636 posted 01/29/18 5:45pm

kmama07

Omg penny...
I don't know how I'm effing up my "quoted " posts.
Not sure what happened there. Hope you can decipher.
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Reply #637 posted 01/29/18 5:53pm

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kmama07 said:

Omg penny... I don't know how I'm effing up my "quoted " posts. Not sure what happened there. Hope you can decipher.

smile

It is my understanding that the short form does not list any underlying issues. It told us a few things, like a scar on his hip, but we didn't get much from the short form. The long form, (which the family has) would show all the details and any underlying issues.

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Reply #638 posted 01/29/18 5:55pm

kmama07

Got it. Thanks!
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Reply #639 posted 01/29/18 6:27pm

disch

the short form includes lines for multiple causes of death and for "other signficant conditions." (On Prince's short form those line said n/a). How those are filled out follows guidelines that read: "Enter all diseases or conditions contributing to death that were not reported in the chain of events in Part I and that did not result in the underlying cause of death"-- but from what I've read each ME might approach it a little different. For example, on Tom Petty's autopsy-summary equivalent listed
"CORONARY ARTERY ATHEROSCLEROSIS, EMPHYSEMA" under Other Significant Conditions even though those diseases didn't kill him.

PennyPurple said:

kmama07 said:

Omg penny... I don't know how I'm effing up my "quoted " posts. Not sure what happened there. Hope you can decipher.

smile

It is my understanding that the short form does not list any underlying issues. It told us a few things, like a scar on his hip, but we didn't get much from the short form. The long form, (which the family has) would show all the details and any underlying issues.

[Edited 1/29/18 18:28pm]

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Reply #640 posted 01/29/18 6:45pm

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LOVESYMBOLNUMBER2 said:

I have a lot of experience with hospice, you know people who are actively dying, and I have never heard of a drug intervention being done on a person in the last stages of any terminal disease. To the contrary many people in the last stages of life are addicts and their pushers are their physicians...terminal illness still makes no sense...but alas Tyka said...ugh

We have no proof that Prince was on board with an intervention. We are now hearing he was suppose to be at a holistic healing center. So what is the problem with someone in the last stages of life being addicted to drugs they are dying and should be comfortable. Not sure I follow the problem with that.
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Reply #641 posted 01/29/18 6:47pm

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PennyPurple said:



kmama07 said:


Omg penny... I don't know how I'm effing up my "quoted " posts. Not sure what happened there. Hope you can decipher.

smile



It is my understanding that the short form does not list any underlying issues. It told us a few things, like a scar on his hip, but we didn't get much from the short form. The long form, (which the family has) would show all the details and any underlying issues.


—It is only going to make a note of what killed him. The rest would be in the long report things are different in MN then CA.
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Reply #642 posted 01/29/18 6:53pm

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It is my feeling that I don't think he knew about the intervention nor was he going to be a willing participant.

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Reply #643 posted 01/29/18 6:57pm

StopIt

In no way do I have time to read everyone's verbose brain farts, however, this man and others knew he was terminal and incurable. It was clearly not simply substance use nor anything else such as that. Ditto Tom Petty. They did what they needed to do, and said as much quite clearly.

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Reply #644 posted 01/29/18 7:12pm

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Are the police looking for the supplier of Petty's illicit Fentanyl?

He had both prescribed and non-prescribed Fentanyl in his system.

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Reply #645 posted 01/29/18 7:20pm

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StopIt said:

In no way do I have time to read everyone's verbose brain farts, however, this man and others knew he was terminal and incurable. It was clearly not simply substance use nor anything else such as that. Ditto Tom Petty. They did what they needed to do, and said as much quite clearly.

Sorry, I don't believe Petty intentionally killed himself. He had a broken hip, that he just found was broken. A broken hip is fixable.

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Reply #646 posted 01/29/18 7:30pm

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PennyPurple said:



StopIt said:


In no way do I have time to read everyone's verbose brain farts, however, this man and others knew he was terminal and incurable. It was clearly not simply substance use nor anything else such as that. Ditto Tom Petty. They did what they needed to do, and said as much quite clearly.



Sorry, I don't believe Petty intentionally killed himself. He had a broken hip, that he just found was broken. A broken hip is fixable.




And Tom Petty was under doctors care for his diagnosed health problems...
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Reply #647 posted 01/29/18 7:41pm

disch

So to summarize your current position: Prince opioid's addiction was not even a problem. In fact, rather than causing any issues, his addiction to opioids was making him comfortable. It was basically a end-stage terminal-cancer hospice protocol that he conconted and administered himself with counterfeit pills he brought from the back market.

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The health crisis that drove him to the hospital on April 20, resulting in an intravenous treatment and the prescription of drugs used to counteract the effects of opioid withdrawal, was not in fact caused by withdrawal, because why bother withdrawing if you're about to kill yourself anyway. (Same with the many references in the warrants to repeated withdrawal struggles; all fake news!) And the panicked reaction of people around him -- resulting in the 6am phone call to NY and the calls to the addiction specialist Dr. K -- we're just misguided, beause Prince was in a peaceful state, ready for his own self-adminstered death the next day.

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Got it. And note i'm not asking a question because I know don't need a reponse as I know your opinion. I just summarized it.

laurarichardson said:

LOVESYMBOLNUMBER2 said:
I have a lot of experience with hospice, you know people who are actively dying, and I have never heard of a drug intervention being done on a person in the last stages of any terminal disease. To the contrary many people in the last stages of life are addicts and their pushers are their physicians...terminal illness still makes no sense...but alas Tyka said...ugh
We have no proof that Prince was on board with an intervention. We are now hearing he was suppose to be at a holistic healing center. So what is the problem with someone in the last stages of life being addicted to drugs they are dying and should be comfortable. Not sure I follow the problem with that.

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Reply #648 posted 01/29/18 8:30pm

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ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Are the police looking for the supplier of Petty's illicit Fentanyl?

He had both prescribed and non-prescribed Fentanyl in his system.



That illicit fentanyl has slipped under most people's radar and they don't see it nor is anyone questioning it. But they should be. Because I'm not so sure about how things supposedly played out there given that was listed on the autopsy report.

Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end nod
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Reply #649 posted 01/29/18 8:31pm

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StopIt said:

In no way do I have time to read everyone's verbose brain farts, however, this man and others knew he was terminal and incurable. It was clearly not simply substance use nor anything else such as that. Ditto Tom Petty. They did what they needed to do, and said as much quite clearly.



Hey StopIt, long time no see smile Agree with every word here. And oh yeah, I did see that about Petty too lol

Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end nod
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Reply #650 posted 01/29/18 8:34pm

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LOVESYMBOLNUMBER2 said:

PennyPurple said:

Sorry, I don't believe Petty intentionally killed himself. He had a broken hip, that he just found was broken. A broken hip is fixable.

And Tom Petty was under doctors care for his diagnosed health problems...



And was taking illegal fentanyl, acetyl fentanyl to be specific, even though he had the legal stuff available to him. Because the family jumped out with their story so quickly, people missed that little detail. And the family didn't address it.

Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end nod
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Reply #651 posted 01/30/18 3:16am

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Why is it so hard for you to comprehend. If he had problems with pain pills due to joint problems (like Tom who actually had an Rx) and then found out he had cancer
( we do not know the time line) why would he be going to rehab? We have never been told Prince called anyone for help. Apparently it was Phedra who is based out of Oakland who called Kornfeld so we have no idea if Prince was on board for an intervention. We have no idea what was going on at the hospital on the 20th or what test Dr. S was bringing him.
I have asked this question before why bring test to Prince in the morning concerning drug use when Prince was not in the hospital the night before?
How would Dr. S or Andrew have been able to use those test to administer anything to him at Paisley Park? They would have had no idea what he took the night before.
We simply have a hugh chuck if info we do not know and people being secretive when we all know what he died from. There is no way on earth the police would have kept a simple o.d case open all this time if they did not suspect something foul was going on. Possible people covering up a suicide or possibly assisting with a suicide. All of which is illegal and would not invole a degree murder charge.
People are not keeping their mouths closed and acting weird because of drug use. In fact the notion that he was dealing with withdrawals was put out in the media almost immediatley. Wonder why that was?
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So to summarize your current position: Prince opioid's addiction was not even a problem. In fact, rather than causing any issues, his addiction to opioids was making him comfortable. It was basically a end-stage terminal-cancer hospice protocol that he conconted and administered himself with counterfeit pills he brought from the back market.


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The health crisis that drove him to the hospital on April 20, resulting in an intravenous treatment and the prescription of drugs used to counteract the effects of opioid withdrawal, was not in fact caused by withdrawal, because why bother withdrawing if you're about to kill yourself anyway. (Same with the many references in the warrants to repeated withdrawal struggles; all fake news!) And the panicked reaction of people around him -- resulting in the 6am phone call to NY and the calls to the addiction specialist Dr. K -- we're just misguided, beause Prince was in a peaceful state, ready for his own self-adminstered death the next day.


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Got it. And note i'm not asking a question because I know don't need a reponse as I know your opinion. I just summarized it.



laurarichardson said:


LOVESYMBOLNUMBER2 said:
I have a lot of experience with hospice, you know people who are actively dying, and I have never heard of a drug intervention being done on a person in the last stages of any terminal disease. To the contrary many people in the last stages of life are addicts and their pushers are their physicians...terminal illness still makes no sense...but alas Tyka said...ugh

We have no proof that Prince was on board with an intervention. We are now hearing he was suppose to be at a holistic healing center. So what is the problem with someone in the last stages of life being addicted to drugs they are dying and should be comfortable. Not sure I follow the problem with that.


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Reply #652 posted 01/30/18 5:15am

1Sasha

I'm with Laura on this one.

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Reply #653 posted 01/30/18 5:38am

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Mumio said:

LOVESYMBOLNUMBER2 said:

PennyPurple said: And Tom Petty was under doctors care for his diagnosed health problems...



And was taking illegal fentanyl, acetyl fentanyl to be specific, even though he had the legal stuff available to him. Because the family jumped out with their story so quickly, people missed that little detail. And the family didn't address it.

The family did not address it because they were aware of it. They were at home with him while he sat around with a broken hip. They had to know he needed extreamly strong meds since it appears he was not getting preped for surgery.

With clogged arteries I doubt he could have surgery and no one should be given fentenyl without monioring especially since he was addicted to herion in the past. No one said anything about a home health aide or nurse. So I think the family knew Tom was going to die

I expect they may say nothing for now and maybe say more later. I cannot see anyone sititng at home with a broken hip unless their health was too bad for surgery. I think we have to learn rock stars get old just like everyone else and they can die just like everyone else.

[Edited 1/30/18 6:29am]

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Reply #654 posted 01/30/18 8:01am

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laurarichardson said:

Mumio said:



And was taking illegal fentanyl, acetyl fentanyl to be specific, even though he had the legal stuff available to him. Because the family jumped out with their story so quickly, people missed that little detail. And the family didn't address it.

The family did not address it because they were aware of it. They were at home with him while he sat around with a broken hip. They had to know he needed extreamly strong meds since it appears he was not getting preped for surgery.

With clogged arteries I doubt he could have surgery and no one should be given fentenyl without monioring especially since he was addicted to herion in the past. No one said anything about a home health aide or nurse. So I think the family knew Tom was going to die

I expect they may say nothing for now and maybe say more later. I cannot see anyone sititng at home with a broken hip unless their health was too bad for surgery. I think we have to learn rock stars get old just like everyone else and they can die just like everyone else.

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Petty just got off tour. He found out the day before he died that his hip was completly broken. He died before he could do anything with the hip. People have heart trouble all the time, that doesn't preclude them from getting surgery.

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Reply #655 posted 01/30/18 8:57am

Menes

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Are the police looking for the supplier of Petty's illicit Fentanyl?

He had both prescribed and non-prescribed Fentanyl in his system.

Why should they spend all of my hard earned tax dollars to tell me that it is 'possible' that the manufacturer was a factory in China, who in turn, shipped it to the Juarez Cartel, who then distributed it to street level vendors, who then sold it to Tom or anyone affiliated with Tom? Tom ingested it. Let Tom's family pay for an investigation. They have the resources.

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Reply #656 posted 01/30/18 9:27am

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PennyPurple said:

laurarichardson said:

The family did not address it because they were aware of it. They were at home with him while he sat around with a broken hip. They had to know he needed extreamly strong meds since it appears he was not getting preped for surgery.

With clogged arteries I doubt he could have surgery and no one should be given fentenyl without monioring especially since he was addicted to herion in the past. No one said anything about a home health aide or nurse. So I think the family knew Tom was going to die

I expect they may say nothing for now and maybe say more later. I cannot see anyone sititng at home with a broken hip unless their health was too bad for surgery. I think we have to learn rock stars get old just like everyone else and they can die just like everyone else.

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Petty just got off tour. He found out the day before he died that his hip was completly broken. He died before he could do anything with the hip. People have heart trouble all the time, that doesn't preclude them from getting surgery.

His wife said it was fractured doing the tour and broke the day before. Why was he not in a hospital awaiting surgery or in a rehab/nursing home getting ready for surgery. No why should he have been admin himself fentenyl much less the rack of other drugs he was prescribed.

Heart problems particularly clogged arteries can prevent surgery.

I have had family members in this stituation and they certainly did not have the funds to afford around the clock care like Mr. Petty. I suspect his stituation was at an end stage stiuation and his family knew it.

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Reply #657 posted 01/30/18 9:29am

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Menes said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Are the police looking for the supplier of Petty's illicit Fentanyl?

He had both prescribed and non-prescribed Fentanyl in his system.

Why should they spend all of my hard earned tax dollars to tell me that it is 'possible' that the manufacturer was a factory in China, who in turn, shipped it to the Juarez Cartel, who then distributed it to street level vendors, who then sold it to Tom or anyone affiliated with Tom? Tom ingested it. Let Tom's family pay for an investigation. They have the resources.

Because our criminal justice system does not work in that manner. Everybody pays for criminal investigation via taxes even the Petty's.

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Reply #658 posted 01/30/18 9:56am

Menes

laurarichardson said:

Menes said:

Why should they spend all of my hard earned tax dollars to tell me that it is 'possible' that the manufacturer was a factory in China, who in turn, shipped it to the Juarez Cartel, who then distributed it to street level vendors, who then sold it to Tom or anyone affiliated with Tom? Tom ingested it. Let Tom's family pay for an investigation. They have the resources.

Because our criminal justice system does not work in that manner. Everybody pays for criminal investigation via taxes even the Petty's.

WTF? You can hire your own PI's in the midst of any investigation if you choose to do so.Nothing in the law precludes you from doing that. You're so off. lol. Where do you get this ?

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Reply #659 posted 01/30/18 9:59am

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Menes said:

laurarichardson said:

Because our criminal justice system does not work in that manner. Everybody pays for criminal investigation via taxes even the Petty's.

WTF? You can hire your own PI's in the midst of any investigation if you choose to do so.Nothing in the law precludes you from doing that. You're so off. lol. Where do you get this ?

I never said they could not hire a PI but why would they. What do they pay taxes for? The Channasen police investigated Prince's case for over a year and a half. Why? Because they are paid by tax papers to do investigations.

Also it is stupid to have a PI investigating if the cops are investigating the case. Most people do this if they are unhappy with the results of the police investigation and after the investigation is closed.

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