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Rick		#101	[-]
Feb 24 12 8:28 PM More My Recent Posts	Joe Karlosi wrote: So the report says Whitney died from a combination of drugs and alcohol. What report? I've just been looking at some news reports for any confirmation of this and all I find is "we're still waiting for toxicology reports." I'm not saying the report is wrong (I guess I'd be as surprised as anyone if it turned out her death was not somehow connected with her personal problems), I'm just saying that it does a disservice to report a rumor or a supposition as a fact. I'd think we could wait a couple of weeks.
Joe Karlosi		#102	[-]
Feb 25 12 8:41 AM More My Recent Posts	I've seen it reported, what can I say? They specified valium, xanax, and alcohol from the things I've seen. Then there were programs afterward discussing it, like Dr. Drew (an 'expert' on the subject). If I'm mistaken, I apologize. But it did look pretty official to me. "Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel." Last Edited By: Joe Karlosi Feb 25 12 8:43 AM. Edited 1 times.
taraco		#103	[-]
Feb 25 12 11:19 AM Burgomaster More My Recent Posts	There has been no official cause of death specified, as of yet. The 'reports' may very well turn out to be accurate, but nothing is on the record yet.
Wich2		#104	[-]
Feb 25 12 12:28 PM More My Recent Posts	I believe the reporting has been more on what was found in the room, rather than what a lab report has confirmed in the body at the time of death. The two may be related, but aren't exactly the same thing.
TomWeaver999		#105	[-]
Feb 25 12 1:36 PM More My Recent Posts	I see in today's paper that her grave has 24-hour "body"guards because it was much-publicized that she was buried with, like, a half-million dollars worth of "bling." She'll still be wearing it after the "body"guards eventually lose that gig. Have patience, grave robbers of New Jersey, have patience. You'll get it, the only question is when.
atenolol		#106	[-]
Feb 25 12 2:04 PM More My Recent Posts	TomWeaver999 wrote: I see in today's paper that her grave has 24-hour "body"guards because it was much-publicized that she was buried with, like, a half-million dollars worth of "bling." She'll still be wearing it after the "body"guards eventually lose that gig. Have patience, grave robbers of New Jersey, have patience. You'll get it, the only question is when. ----------------------------------- Oh, come on. There is a rich mortician and some rich gravediggers out there, that's all. And some bodyguards who made some good bribe money on the side. Does anyone think you take the gold fillings in your teeth with you? Or jewelry?
TomWeaver999		#107	[-]
Feb 25 12 2:12 PM More My Recent Posts	http://ournewsnow.com/nat...hitney-Houston%27s-Grave
Rick		#108	[-]
Feb 25 12 2:27 PM More My Recent Posts	Wich2 wrote: I believe the reporting has been more on what was found in the room, rather than what a lab report has confirmed in the body at the time of death. The two may be related, but aren't exactly the same thing. Yes, I saw a police comment that the drugs were found in the room, but nothing official beyond that. If she truly was buried with half a million in jewelry, then the stupidity which seems to have blighted her life evidently runs in the family. Off on a tangent, I had a childhood friend who was arrested, as a teenager, for graverobbing. In spite of my horror movie obsession, I did not find that "neat."
Joe Karlosi		#109	[-]
Feb 25 12 3:41 PM More My Recent Posts	"Everybody in the village knows about it. Her gold watch and real money in her pockets". "It's a sin to bury good money when it could help people". "Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel."
atenolol		#110	[-]
Feb 25 12 5:27 PM More My Recent Posts	TomWeaver999 wrote: http://ournewsnow.com/nat...hitney-Houston%27s-Grave Tom. I'm not denying the reports are out there about all the valuables. I just think that a way was figured out to switch caskets or something. No way half a million is going down into a grave.
Wich2		#111	[-]
Feb 25 12 5:58 PM More My Recent Posts	When the hangers-on think the deceased was a demi-goddess, aten, ya never know how far human folly can reach.
ArmandV101		#112	[-]
Feb 26 12 1:54 AM More My Recent Posts	"$500,000 in jewels just for the taking. All we have to do is dig 'em up!" Armand's Rancho del Cielo
TomWeaver999		#113	[-]
Feb 26 12 7:16 AM More My Recent Posts	>> I'm not denying the reports are out there about all the valuables. << Oh, I knew you weren't denying it. It just occurred to me to post a link to the story for everybody's fun reading. A "bankrupt," "broke" celeb has $475,000 worth of bling that her family has (maybe) allowed to go into the ground. It makes me want to stop contributing to the Ronald McDonald House's "Save a Celebrity" relief efforts. P.S. - I can't believe I know, and am posting, the word "bling."
back lot charlie		#114	[-]
Feb 26 12 9:00 AM More My Recent Posts	They could have held a measly grand aside and poured a slab of concrete over her grave- that would keep 'em out!
Crow T Robot		#115	[-]
Feb 26 12 10:54 AM More My Recent Posts	I wonder why she was buried with 1/2 a million dollars in jewelry. Was it her wish? Was it the wish of those involved in her final interment? I guess whoever made that choice felt that burying about 1/2 a million dollars in jewelry was better than selling it and donating the funds to charity.
HalLane		#116	[-]
Feb 26 12 1:02 PM More My Recent Posts	They say that she was living off record advances, and financially in the hole. There's a joke in there someplace, but I'm not going to make it.
Rick		#117	[-]
Feb 26 12 2:19 PM More My Recent Posts	It's a very Egyptian, Ananka-ish burial, taking it with you that way.
TomWeaver999		#118	[-]
Feb 26 12 3:18 PM More My Recent Posts	<< Ananka >> And look what happened to her! If I had a loved one in that cemetery and was in aaaany way inconvenienced by this stupidity (a half-million dollars in a grave, necessitating armed guards ... for how long?), I'd raise holy hell.
ArmandV101		#119	[-]
Feb 26 12 3:25 PM More My Recent Posts	Rick wrote: It's a very Egyptian, Ananka-ish burial, taking it with you that way. Maybe they felt (like the Egyptians) that Whitney needed the jewelry in the afterlife. There might have been a separate casket containing tana leave buried with her. Armand's Rancho del Cielo
Joe Karlosi		#120	[-]
Feb 26 12 6:22 PM More My Recent Posts	"This gives me the creeps. What do ya think it'll look like after so many years [days] ... ?" "Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel."

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