laurarichardson said:

Mumio said:

leadline said:

I want to know how this woman got about 20+ things right regarding the investigation, very specific things, days to weeks before anyone in the public knew.

She sums it up at the 17minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y0Mxg01rYo

I don't even need to go to that link to know exactly who and what you are talking about If you are so convinced she "knows" something, please do DOCUMENT everything she says that you think means something here for us and save us the time.

Since you keep bringing her up, which supporter are you?

Not here to hold your hand Mumio, if you are afraid of what you might find out, don't go to the video and watch the 5 minute summary regarding the investigation. It's ok....really it is, I will still love you tomorrow as dearly as I do today!

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leadline said:

Mumio said:

I don't even need to go to that link to know exactly who and what you are talking about If you are so convinced she "knows" something, please do DOCUMENT everything she says that you think means something here for us and save us the time.

Since you keep bringing her up, which supporter are you?

Not here to hold your hand Mumio, if you are afraid of what you might find out, don't go to the video and watch the 5 minute summary. It's ok....really it is.

The topic of this thread is not about the psychic.

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ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

leadline said:

Not here to hold your hand Mumio, if you are afraid of what you might find out, don't go to the video and watch the 5 minute summary. It's ok....really it is.

The top of this thread is not about the psychic.

Yes, resist at all costs, fall in line like the lemming you are.

laytonian said:

laurarichardson said:

laurarichardson said:

laytonian said:

No. It was a meeting Dr Kornfield's son and one other doctor who were meeting him at PP.

The article said he was suppose to go to a Holistic healing center and had missed that appointment. This was in the media before. It appears he had a meeting somewhere else before the meeting with Kornfield. Remember there was a rumor that he had a chiropractor bed in his living quarters.

That meeting is mentioned in my prior post, as well as the name of the doctor and what the visit pertained to.

laurarichardson said:

laurarichardson said:

The article said he was suppose to go to a Holistic healing center and had missed that appointment. This was in the media before. It appears he had a meeting somewhere else before the meeting with Kornfield. Remember there was a rumor that he had a chiropractor bed in his living quarters.

Andrew had a bag of dope on him and that is certainly not holistic.

Now, if THAT is not the greatest comeback of all time, I don't know what is. Is the sarcasm too obvious?

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leadline said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

The topic of this thread is not about the psychic.

Yes, resist at all costs, fall in line like the lemming you are.

So Snarky for someone whose previous thread about this got immediately locked.

I asked them to lock it.

Look, all I am saying is it is amazing what she got right. Regardless of the source, correct info is correct info, and we are doing Prince an injustice, who we all love dearly, by dismissing info that turns out to be accurate because we don't agree with how it was obtained. Regardless, accuracy is accuracy. Nothing should be discounted, no matter what the source, until proven true or false.

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leadline said:

Mumio said:

I don't even need to go to that link to know exactly who and what you are talking about If you are so convinced she "knows" something, please do DOCUMENT everything she says that you think means something here for us and save us the time.

Since you keep bringing her up, which supporter are you?

Not here to hold your hand Mumio, if you are afraid of what you might find out, don't go to the video and watch the 5 minute summary regarding the investigation. It's ok....really it is, I will still love you tomorrow as dearly as I do today!

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There is nothing to find out from that loon I feel sorry that she has hoodwinked some people though but not surprised given some of the others who are doing similar.

Mumio said:

leadline said:

Not here to hold your hand Mumio, if you are afraid of what you might find out, don't go to the video and watch the 5 minute summary regarding the investigation. It's ok....really it is, I will still love you tomorrow as dearly as I do today!

[Edited 1/18/18 14:11pm]

There is nothing to find out from that loon I feel sorry that she has hoodwinked some people though but not surprised given some of the others who are doing similar.

It is true Mumio, others are doing similar, and I would indeed call them crackpots, the difference is, this womans claims were vefified to be accurate, while the others out there, who clearly are trying to profit off their lies, and should be ashamed of themsevles at the very least, had nothing of merit to say, and nothing that has been verified.

I don't think it's been reported that he had dehydration treatment on April 20, only that he had something admistered intravenously -- could have been fluids or some medication.

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As for the "missed holistic treatment": That was something that was alleged at the very beginning, before the OD was confirmed and when I think his camp was still trying to obfuscate things a little. We found out later that it wasn't a "missed holistic treatment" that triggered a call to police, but rather his body being discovered in the course of an attempted intervention.

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That kpst article was a little hastily and sloppily written, I think.

laytonian said:

Dibblekins said:

That's not quite the same thing, Laytonian - we knew he had had tests the DAY before - but we had been led to believe that they were conducted by Dr Schulenberg, in his office, not that Prince had visited an actual hospital, and certainly not in the evening, ie just prior to 8pm...

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I dunno, maybe that's normal practice in the USA but in the UK, the GP (ie general practitioner / physician) has normal working hours, and works out of a surgery (office), not out of a hospital...An evening visit to a hospital suggests extra-ordinary care.

Wrong. Dr Schoenberg's practice was there. He was treated for dehydration. I'm not sure why you're trying to school us in UK practice.

leadline said:

I want to know how this woman got about 20+ things right regarding the investigation, very specific things, days to weeks before anyone in the public knew.

She sums it up at the 17minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y0Mxg01rYo

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Yes, Abigail Noel. I take what she says with a grain of salt. You never know, she might be right.

laurarichardson said:

cloveringold85 said:

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Thank you. That is the correct timeline.

We have no exact time line for that day.

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Hey, Laura!! You're back!!

laurarichardson said:

laurarichardson said:

The article said he was suppose to go to a Holistic healing center and had missed that appointment. This was in the media before. It appears he had a meeting somewhere else before the meeting with Kornfield. Remember there was a rumor that he had a chiropractor bed in his living quarters.

Andrew had a bag of dope on him and that is certainly not holistic.

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If a person is planning on seeing a holistic doctor, that does not sound like a person who wants to end their life.

Genesia said:

PennyPurple said:

Every xray I or anyone in my family has had done, we have to go to the hospital. It's never done in a Drs. office.

Is it still the 1950s where you live?

Seriously, they won't even take a wrist xray, they send you to Diagnostic Imaging or the hospital.

No matter what the result, this discussion always bums me out. And just when I was getting back to only appreciating his music... I get the grief and worry all over again... I hope this sees a real resolution. :-/

ThatWhiteDude said:

cloveringold85 said:

disch said:

laurarichardson said:

ThatWhiteDude said:

Now, if THAT is not the greatest comeback of all time, I don't know what is. Is the sarcasm too obvious?

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I am not being sarcastic. The holistic healing center near Prince has nothing on their website about drugs. Check out the site.

Ya know......... uh nevermind.

laurarichardson said:

On another note Dr.S was listed as a critical care doctor before he did his disappearing act and now he is once again listed again as a critical care doctor. http://www.wellness.com/d...d#referrer Intensivist Info Intensivist Summary: An Intensivist is a physician specializing in the diagnosis and management of life threatening conditions requiring sophisticated organ support and invasive monitoring. An Intensivist may care for a patient requiring support for hemodynamic instability (hypertension/hypotension), airway or respiratory compromise (such as ventilator support), acute renal failure, potentially lethal cardiac arrhythmias, or the cumulative effects of multiple organ failure. An Intensivist closely monitors their critically ill patients and must determine whether or not they have a reasonable chance of recovery to stay in the ICU. The intensivist works to keep the patient alive and helps the patient fight the condition which landed her or him in the ICU, with the goal of helping the patient recover. Intensivist FAQs: What is an Intensivist [Edited 1/18/18 17:09pm]

Holy sh*t. So basically, they are there to act if there's an organ failure, or did I get that wrong?

And if that is right, could the organ failure have been due to Prince's opiate use?

Please don't be too hard with me if I got this wrong tho, it's late where I live

I understand that article stated that. I'm saying that I think that article was a little sloppy and I think the writer got some info mixed up. The "holistic apppointment" was something that was floated very early on when there were few facts known, but after more facts came out (and it became public the circumstances under which Prince's body was found), the "holistic appointment" thing was no longer mentioned. It wasn't mentioned in the warrants, for example.

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Not everything that is written is every article is exactly precise. Not so much because of malicious intent of the author, but sometimes the author might be sort of slapping a quick article together and mess up a few facts. I've seen that quite a bit on Prince (and other stuff too).

laurarichardson said:

It is clearly stated he missed a Holistic appointment. disch said:

I don't think it's been reported that he had dehydration treatment on April 20, only that he had something admistered intravenously -- could have been fluids or some medication.

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As for the "missed holistic treatment": That was something that was alleged at the very beginning, before the OD was confirmed and when I think his camp was still trying to obfuscate things a little. We found out later that it wasn't a "missed holistic treatment" that triggered a call to police, but rather his body being discovered in the course of an attempted intervention.

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That kpst article was a little hastily and sloppily written, I think.

The article is sloppy because the news station is just repeating a tip from an inside source and I doubt they can give too much detail without giving that source away. Since we are now reading about the appointment and it is not being floated it may be true. The fact that a holistic center is very close to Paisley Park is too much of a coincendence.

A few weeks ago Charles "Chazz" Smith Prince's cousin said Justice was coming soon. So I assume this is what he was refering to.

I understand that article stated that. I'm saying that I think that article was a little sloppy and I think the writer got some info mixed up. The "holistic apppointment" was something that was floated very early on when there were few facts known, but after more facts came out (and it became public the circumstances under which Prince's body was found), the "holistic appointment" thing was no longer mentioned. It wasn't mentioned in the warrants, for example.

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Not everything that is written is every article is exactly precise. Not so much because of malicious intent of the author, but sometimes the author might be sort of slapping a quick article together and mess up a few facts. I've seen that quite a bit on Prince (and other stuff too).

laurarichardson said:

It is clearly stated he missed a Holistic appointment. disch said:

Well, we'll just agree to disagree. The only piece of information that the article cites as coming from an "inside source" is that the case is being passed to the prosecutor. The other info in the brief article is just a little background stuff that I think the author just sort of slapped together, a bit sloppily, from other reports that she may have just googled quickly (I'm saying that as someone who works in a media role and know all too well how these sorts of things can go).

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Like I said, the "holistic health" appointment was something that was floated way back when it was thought that Prince might have died of the flu (before the autopsy summary was released), before we knew about the Kornfelds, the plane OD, all of that.

laurarichardson said:

The article is sloppy because the news station is just repeating a tip from an inside source and I doubt they can give too much detail without giving that source away. Since we are now reading about the appointment and it is not being floated it may be true. The fact that a holistic center is very close to Paisley Park is too much of a coincendence.

A few weeks ago Charles "Chazz" Smith Prince's cousin said Justice was coming soon. So I assume this is what he was refering to.

I understand that article stated that. I'm saying that I think that article was a little sloppy and I think the writer got some info mixed up. The "holistic apppointment" was something that was floated very early on when there were few facts known, but after more facts came out (and it became public the circumstances under which Prince's body was found), the "holistic appointment" thing was no longer mentioned. It wasn't mentioned in the warrants, for example.

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Not everything that is written is every article is exactly precise. Not so much because of malicious intent of the author, but sometimes the author might be sort of slapping a quick article together and mess up a few facts. I've seen that quite a bit on Prince (and other stuff too).

We will have to disagee because a non doctor bringing controlled substances across state lines does not seem holistic to my mind.

disch said:

Well, we'll just agree to disagree. The only piece of information that the article cites as coming from an "inside source" is that the case is being passed to the prosecutor. The other info in the brief article is just a little background stuff that I think the author just sort of slapped together, a bit sloppily, from other reports that she may have just googled quickly (I'm saying that as someone who works in a media role and know all too well how these sorts of things can go).

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Like I said, the "holistic health" appointment was something that was floated way back when it was thought that Prince might have died of the flu (before the autopsy summary was released), before we knew about the Kornfelds, the plane OD, all of that.

laurarichardson said:

The article is sloppy because the news station is just repeating a tip from an inside source and I doubt they can give too much detail without giving that source away. Since we are now reading about the appointment and it is not being floated it may be true. The fact that a holistic center is very close to Paisley Park is too much of a coincendence.

A few weeks ago Charles "Chazz" Smith Prince's cousin said Justice was coming soon. So I assume this is what he was refering to.

I agree, that's what I'm saying: Prince did not have a "holistic health appointment" that morning. What he had an intervention arranged with the Kornfelds and involving Dr S.

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The author implied that Prince missing this alleged "holistic appointment" was what triggered the police being called -- but we know for a fact that's not correct. This author was just a little sloppy in writing those couple background sentences.

laurarichardson said:

We will have to disagee because a non doctor bringing controlled substances across state lines does not seem holistic to my mind.

disch said:

Well, we'll just agree to disagree. The only piece of information that the article cites as coming from an "inside source" is that the case is being passed to the prosecutor. The other info in the brief article is just a little background stuff that I think the author just sort of slapped together, a bit sloppily, from other reports that she may have just googled quickly (I'm saying that as someone who works in a media role and know all too well how these sorts of things can go).

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Like I said, the "holistic health" appointment was something that was floated way back when it was thought that Prince might have died of the flu (before the autopsy summary was released), before we knew about the Kornfelds, the plane OD, all of that.

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I'm pretty sure that it would not have been unusual for Prince to have Life plans and/or Death plans. Something more is in play than those in terms of how he ended up the way he did.