no murder charge likely in prince's death/High Fentanyl Count Leak

Reply #361 posted 04/01/18 6:44pm

ISaidLifeIsJus
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PennyPurple said:

Mumio said:

Thank you, completely agree.

I swear that Abigail comes here to post and brings her minions, looking for more sheeple to jump on the crazy bus to DC.

Oh Sheesh, they are here. Lucky us.

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Reply #362 posted 04/01/18 6:45pm

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ThatWhiteDude said:

ChocolateBox3121 said:

What is the purpose of the Chef's trying to poison him?

If Prince was suspicious of the Chef's poisoning him why didn't he just fire them?

The reason why Prince didn't eat that last meal is because he simply wasn't hungry. He had no appetite, his throat, & stomach was bothering him. Which is why he requested smoothies.

I don't see anything wrong whatsoever with the Chef's checking to see if Prince ate that last meal. If I was his Chef I would want to know also. I mean I took the time to prepare it. Plus Prince had passed away so it would have been my natural reaction also just because. i don't see anything suspicious about that. Although I do agree it should have been tested.

I'm sorry. I just don't believe the murder/poison conspiracy.

I always viewed the chef looking if Prince ate his food as an act of caring. Like, Prince lost weight and him not eating didn't make it better.

Exactly!

I've also read several interviews by the Chef's(there were two)and they came off as very nice,humble, and compassionate people that had Prince's best interest at heart. He had NOTHING to worry about with them.

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Reply #363 posted 04/01/18 6:54pm

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ThatWhiteDude said:

Bodhitheblackdog said:

ThatWhiteDude said:
I always viewed the chef looking if Prince ate his food as an act of caring. Like, Prince lost weight and him not eating didn't make it better.

I agree totally, it was out of kindness and regret that he couldn't help nourish him with food he prepared carefully with his own hands. If Prince suspected the chef was poisoning him, he could have eaten 'his dinner in a fancy restaurant' or ordered in food...or brought his crew in to cook for him...come on, guys, stop with the cray-cray.

I see what you did there lol .

Me too! *chuckles* Love your witty humor, Bodhi!

"Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence......." ~ DESIDERATA ~ Max Ehrmann

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Reply #364 posted 04/01/18 6:58pm

ThatWhiteDude said:

Strawberrylova123 said:

ThatWhiteDude said:
Puh-lease tell me you are joking seriously, how paranoid do you have to be to believe that everything's a Conspiracy? Everytime I see someone like you I whisper to myself "Why the hell did Oswald ( or "they", whatever people believe m)killnedy?" People went nuts after that for sure. [Edited 4/1/18 16:35pm]

I believe in some conspiracies but not every celebrity death is a conspiracy, chris cornell committed suicide, Robin Williams committed suicide and prince died from an accidental O.D. people on here can never awnser the question as to what would be the purpose for the carver county to lie to the public and say prince actually didn't OD but was actually murdered or committed suicide what would be the purpose.

yeahthat

Nope. Prince was murdered. Charges are coming to all who were involved and his name will be cleared from this fake accidental drug overdose narrative.

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Reply #365 posted 04/01/18 7:06pm

ThatWhiteDude said:

Bodhitheblackdog said:

ThatWhiteDude said:

I always viewed the chef looking if Prince ate his food as an act of caring. Like, Prince lost weight and him not eating didn't make it better.

I agree totally, it was out of kindness and regret that he couldn't help nourish him with food he prepared carefully with his own hands. If Prince suspected the chef was poisoning him, he could have eaten 'his dinner in a fancy restaurant' or ordered in food...or brought his crew in to cook for him...come on, guys, stop with the cray-cray.

I see what you did there lol .

The chefs were having money troubles and It’s being said Prince was getting ready to fire them. It’s being said they got money from this. Put the puzzle together people. Who now benefits from Prince being dead. Follow the money.

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Reply #366 posted 04/01/18 7:17pm

how on earth do his chefs benefit financially from their employer being dead? I doubt their gig planning the Paisley Park visitor lunch menu pays what Prince was paying to be on call every day. And how does the medical examiner fit into this conspiracy? Did the chefs pay her off to have her label his death an accident?

voph said:
ThatWhiteDude said:

I see what you did there .

The chefs were having money troubles and It’s being said Prince was getting ready to fire them. It’s being said they got money from this. Put the puzzle together people. Who now benefits from Prince being dead. Follow the money.

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Reply #367 posted 04/01/18 7:21pm

disch said:

voph said:

ThatWhiteDude said:

I see what you did there .

The chefs were having money troubles and It’s being said Prince was getting ready to fire them. It’s being said they got money from this. Put the puzzle together people. Who now benefits from Prince being dead. Follow the money.

They own restaurants dealing with organic foods that were not doing well. Laugh all you want. All will be revealed.

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Reply #368 posted 04/01/18 7:23pm

Who's going to reveal it and when? I need to mark my calendar...

voph said:
disch said:

how on earth do his chefs benefit financially from their employer being dead? I doubt their gig planning the Paisley Park visitor lunch menu pays what Prince was paying to be on call every day. And how does the medical examiner fit into this conspiracy? Did the chefs pay her off to have her label his death an accident?

They own restaurants dealing with organic foods that were not doing well. Laugh all you want. All will be revealed.

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Reply #369 posted 04/01/18 7:24pm

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voph said:

ThatWhiteDude said:

Strawberrylova123 said:

ThatWhiteDude said:
Puh-lease tell me you are joking seriously, how paranoid do you have to be to believe that everything's a Conspiracy? Everytime I see someone like you I whisper to myself "Why the hell did Oswald ( or "they", whatever people believe m)killnedy?" People went nuts after that for sure. [Edited 4/1/18 16:35pm]

I believe in some conspiracies but not every celebrity death is a conspiracy, chris cornell committed suicide, Robin Williams committed suicide and prince died from an accidental O.D. people on here can never awnser the question as to what would be the purpose for the carver county to lie to the public and say prince actually didn't OD but was actually murdered or committed suicide what would be the purpose.

yeahthat

Nope. Prince was murdered. Charges are coming to all who were involved and his name will be cleared from this fake accidental drug overdose narrative.

Who said he was murdered? Someone legit not from Abigail

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Reply #370 posted 04/01/18 7:26pm

disch said:

voph said:

ThatWhiteDude said:

I see what you did there .

The chefs were having money troubles and It’s being said Prince was getting ready to fire them. It’s being said they got money from this. Put the puzzle together people. Who now benefits from Prince being dead. Follow the money.

People are murdered everyday and the medical examiner can label it to be an accident but if it’s proven otherwise what they report can be changed. Prince’s death is still a open Murder investigation.

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Reply #371 posted 04/01/18 7:29pm

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voph said:

Nope. Prince was murdered. Charges are coming to all who were involved and his name will be cleared from this fake accidental drug overdose narrative.

Who said he was murdered? Someone legit not from Abigail

It’s coming. The world will soon know. Pay attention to what the Minnesota Prosecution said. The words used are LETHAL dose and SMOKING gun. To the murderers who killed Prince, your time is running out.

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Reply #372 posted 04/01/18 7:30pm

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voph said:
ThatWhiteDude said:

I see what you did there .

The chefs were having money troubles and It’s being said Prince was getting ready to fire them. It’s being said they got money from this. Put the puzzle together people. Who now benefits from Prince being dead. Follow the money.

NOBODY has the money. And the way things are going, it's going to be loong time, IF there is any money left.

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Reply #373 posted 04/01/18 7:33pm

voph, please. The investigation is still open, but has been discussed literally like a hundred times, here, a murder charge (if one even happens) doesn't mean an assassination plot. It very likely could be a third-degree murder situation, which anyone who supplies drugs illegally that a person fatally ODs on can be charged with in Minnesota. Obviously Prince got his illegal drugs from someone/somewhere, so it was a Minnesota transaction, a person can be charged there. That doesn't negate that his death was an accident in the way that the medical examiner defines the term.

But I kinda get the sense you're coming at this from a, shall we say, different perspective.

voph said:
disch said:

how on earth do his chefs benefit financially from their employer being dead? I doubt their gig planning the Paisley Park visitor lunch menu pays what Prince was paying to be on call every day. And how does the medical examiner fit into this conspiracy? Did the chefs pay her off to have her label his death an accident?

People are murdered everyday and the medical examiner can label it to be an accident but if it’s proven otherwise what they report can be changed. Prince’s death is still a open Murder investigation.

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Reply #374 posted 04/01/18 7:33pm

PennyPurple said:

voph said:

ThatWhiteDude said:

I see what you did there .

The chefs were having money troubles and It’s being said Prince was getting ready to fire them. It’s being said they got money from this. Put the puzzle together people. Who now benefits from Prince being dead. Follow the money.

NOBODY has the money. And the way things are going, it's going to be loong time, IF there is any money left.

Nope, you are wrong.

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Reply #375 posted 04/01/18 7:37pm

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voph said:
PennyPurple said:

NOBODY has the money. And the way things are going, it's going to be loong time, IF there is any money left.

Nope, you are wrong.

Then please, do tell us. Who has Prince's money? We already know his family didn't have money.

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Reply #376 posted 04/01/18 7:39pm

disch said:

But I kinda get the sense you're coming at this from a, shall we say, different perspective.

voph said:

disch said:

how on earth do his chefs benefit financially from their employer being dead? I doubt their gig planning the Paisley Park visitor lunch menu pays what Prince was paying to be on call every day. And how does the medical examiner fit into this conspiracy? Did the chefs pay her off to have her label his death an accident?

People are murdered everyday and the medical examiner can label it to be an accident but if it’s proven otherwise what they report can be changed. Prince’s death is still a open Murder investigation.

Pay Attention. It was reported over 40 million dollars in cash was found in the many homes and businesses he had. Do you believe the investigators found the true amount. I don’t. Trust and believe cash money was stolen in the millions.

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Reply #377 posted 04/01/18 7:46pm

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voph said:
Pay Attention. It was reported over 40 million dollars in cash was found in the many homes and businesses he had. Do you believe the investigators found the true amount. I don’t. Trust and believe cash money was stolen in the millions.

WFT???

So the Chefs got the 40 mil?

Go back to your Facebook Murder Group.

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Reply #378 posted 04/01/18 7:49pm

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

voph said:

Pay Attention. It was reported over 40 million dollars in cash was found in the many homes and businesses he had. Do you believe the investigators found the true amount. I don’t. Trust and believe cash money was stolen in the millions.

WFT???

So the Chefs got the 40 mil?

Go back to your Facebook Murder Group.

stoned

Nope. You are slow. You said the family didn’t get any money yet.

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Reply #379 posted 04/01/18 7:50pm

Sorry, I don't "trust and believe" without facts and sources (reputable ones). You declaring it on this message board is not a fact and source. If you want to link to or name a source for your theory, have at it. Because I recall nothing about him having "40 million in cash." The January 2017 inventory submitted to the court listed $110k in personal bank accounts and about $12MM total in his business' accounts. The bulk of his estate was in the value of his musical property, and in his real estate holdings (and oh yeah, $840k in gold bars).

voph said:
disch said:

voph, please. The investigation is still open, but has been discussed literally like a hundred times, here, a murder charge (if one even happens) doesn't mean an assassination plot. It very likely could be a third-degree murder situation, which anyone who supplies drugs illegally that a person fatally ODs on can be charged with in Minnesota. Obviously Prince got his illegal drugs from someone/somewhere, so it was a Minnesota transaction, a person can be charged there. That doesn't negate that his death was an accident in the way that the medical examiner defines the term.

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But I kinda get the sense you're coming at this from a, shall we say, different perspective.

Pay Attention. It was reported over 40 million dollars in cash was found in the many homes and businesses he had. Do you believe the investigators found the true amount. I don’t. Trust and believe cash money was stolen in the millions.

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Reply #380 posted 04/01/18 7:58pm

disch said:

Sorry, I don't "trust and believe" without facts and sources (reputable ones). You declaring it on this message board is not a fact and source. If you want to link to or name a source for your theory, have at it. Because I recall nothing about him having "40 million in cash." The January 2017 inventory submitted to the court listed $110k in personal bank accounts and about $12MM total in his 2 business' accounts. The bulk of his estate was in the value of his musical property, and in his real estate holdings (and oh yeah, $840k in gold bars).

voph said:

disch said:

voph, please. The investigation is still open, but has been discussed literally like a hundred times, here, a murder charge (if one even happens) doesn't mean an assassination plot. It very likely could be a third-degree murder situation, which anyone who supplies drugs illegally that a person fatally ODs on can be charged with in Minnesota. Obviously Prince got his illegal drugs from someone/somewhere, so it was a Minnesota transaction, a person can be charged there. That doesn't negate that his death was an accident in the way that the medical examiner defines the term.

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But I kinda get the sense you're coming at this from a, shall we say, different perspective.

Pay Attention. It was reported over 40 million dollars in cash was found in the many homes and businesses he had. Do you believe the investigators found the true amount. I don’t. Trust and believe cash money was stolen in the millions.

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Google 40 million dollars in cash found in Prince’s home and business. Cash money.

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Reply #381 posted 04/01/18 8:00pm

Sorry, I'm not googling your conspiracy theories. If you want to link to a source (as I did) go ahead.

voph said:
disch said:

Sorry, I don't "trust and believe" without facts and sources (reputable ones). You declaring it on this message board is not a fact and source. If you want to link to or name a source for your theory, have at it. Because I recall nothing about him having "40 million in cash." The January 2017 inventory submitted to the court listed $110k in personal bank accounts and about $12MM total in his 2 business' accounts. The bulk of his estate was in the value of his musical property, and in his real estate holdings (and oh yeah, $840k in gold bars).

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Google 40 million dollars in cash found in Prince’s home and business. Cash money.

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Reply #382 posted 04/01/18 8:03pm

disch said:

Sorry, I'm not googling your conspiracy theories. If you want to link to a source (as I did) go ahead.

voph said:

disch said:

Sorry, I don't "trust and believe" without facts and sources (reputable ones). You declaring it on this message board is not a fact and source. If you want to link to or name a source for your theory, have at it. Because I recall nothing about him having "40 million in cash." The January 2017 inventory submitted to the court listed $110k in personal bank accounts and about $12MM total in his 2 business' accounts. The bulk of his estate was in the value of his musical property, and in his real estate holdings (and oh yeah, $840k in gold bars).

Nope, This was reported back in February in the Mainstream media and also it’s in the Minnesota court documents.
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Google 40 million dollars in cash found in Prince’s home and business. Cash money.

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Reply #383 posted 04/01/18 8:03pm

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voph said:
ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

WFT???

So the Chefs got the 40 mil?

Go back to your Facebook Murder Group.

Nope. You are slow. You said the family didn’t get any money yet.

Nope.

Your mother is slow.

And obviously you because I never said what you think I said.

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Reply #384 posted 04/01/18 8:05pm

disch said:

Sorry, I'm not googling your conspiracy theories. If you want to link to a source (as I did) go ahead.

voph said:

disch said:

Sorry, I don't "trust and believe" without facts and sources (reputable ones). You declaring it on this message board is not a fact and source. If you want to link to or name a source for your theory, have at it. Because I recall nothing about him having "40 million in cash." The January 2017 inventory submitted to the court listed $110k in personal bank accounts and about $12MM total in his 2 business' accounts. The bulk of his estate was in the value of his musical property, and in his real estate holdings (and oh yeah, $840k in gold bars).
Nope. It was reported in the mainstream media in February and it’s in the Minnesota court documents.

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Google 40 million dollars in cash found in Prince’s home and business. Cash money.

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Reply #385 posted 04/01/18 8:07pm

voph	ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said: voph said: ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said: WFT??? So the Chefs got the 40 mil? Go back to your Facebook Murder Group. Nope. You are slow. You said the family didn’t get any money yet. Nope. Your mother is slow. And obviously you because I never said what you think I said. Nope. You have to learn to read.
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Reply #386 posted 04/01/18 8:14pm

voph said:

disch said:

Sorry, I'm not googling your conspiracy theories. If you want to link to a source (as I did) go ahead.

voph said:

disch said:

Sorry, I don't "trust and believe" without facts and sources (reputable ones). You declaring it on this message board is not a fact and source. If you want to link to or name a source for your theory, have at it. Because I recall nothing about him having "40 million in cash." The January 2017 inventory submitted to the court listed $110k in personal bank accounts and about $12MM total in his 2 business' accounts. The bulk of his estate was in the value of his musical property, and in his real estate holdings (and oh yeah, $840k in gold bars).
Nope. It was reported in the mainstream media in February and it’s in the Minnesota court documents.

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Google 40 million dollars in cash found in Prince’s home and business. Cash money.

Prince had bank. 40 million dollars in cash. This data came out in February.

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Reply #387 posted 04/01/18 8:16pm

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And this is why we need an ignore button. trolls

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Reply #388 posted 04/01/18 8:19pm

Bodhitheblackd og	PennyPurple said: And this is why we need an ignore button.
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Reply #389 posted 04/01/18 8:22pm

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OperatingThetan said:

Bodhitheblackdog said:

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PennyPurple said:

Sorry, you are wrong. It is possible to get that much Fentanyl in pill form, because it was a street drug that he was taking. It all goes into the way they were cut. They could make a batch of 100 pills and when they put the fentanyl in, the way it's cut could mean that 5 pills could have a huge amount and the rest could have small amounts. No liquid fentanyl was found at PP. Lidocaine is a cheap drug, they use it as filler in the pills.

Yes it could have been in that form but my sources tell me there were unprecedented levels in both bottles of pills. Usually you would find that amount in a couple of pills . Not the whole two bottles.

which bolsters the theory that his Plan B encompassed obtaining those chemicals himself to have at the ready so he could check out on his own terms and at a time of his choosing to avoid further hip pain, the indignities of ageing, cancer (fill in your preferred type here), the pain of loneliness and possibly perceived artistic decline, and any of the other trials that torment people here on ths mortal coil.

Any theory or supposition must have as a vivid backdrop the fact that for more than four decades

1) he was always known for doing exactly what he wanted to do;

2) for being secretive, controlling, stubborn, opinionated;

3) not trusting others and having a fear of abandonment (in this case, having his life/persona as 'Prince' fade away in ageing and pain);

4)he had enough money and contacts to order whatever he wanted from anywhere in the world;

5) he had a belief in a higher power that would love him, understand why he did what he did and welcome him home.

What happened is not a mystery.

Prince chose to be alone. That does not necessarily suggest loneliness.

There was no suggestion of 'artistic decline' at that stage in Prince's career. That may have been credible in the late 90s, but not during the last few years of his life when he was mostly being praised critically and garnering some of the best live reviews of his entire career. Prince's influence and legend was acknowledged and none of Prince's actions suggested he was hungry for a chart hit or was particularly concerned about that aspect of the business.

The pills themselves were labelled as hydrocodone and were obtained illegally. Many have died as a result of taking these pills laced with fentanyl and there is no probable method whereby Prince could have ascertained the level of fentanyl present even if he had been aware that the 'hydrocodone' tablets even contained fentanyl, which is conjecture.

There's no evidence Prince overdosed on fentanyl at Moline. It's established that he was abusing pain medication, some of which was on prescription.

Addiction or dependency of any kind rewires the brain. Many fentanyl abusers overdose on consecutive days and are repeatedly saved by the emergency services. There is no suggestion that these individuals are 'suicidal', they are however, dependent on the drug and neurologically altered by it.

Everything about Prince's death, from the location and manner of his discovery to the disarray of his estate and lack of note and will, all testifies to their being no plan at all.

And to add if he felt the indignities of aging were upon him he was not avoiding
Public appearances. He freely appeared in concert looking frail and thin
For all to see.

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