Except on October 28th, she and her husband arrive at LAX on a plane and he's in full blown respiratory arrest---and BRITTANY doesn't want an ambulance called for him.
"Respiratory arrest" for what?
Don't know. And I got the date wrong, it was November 28th. Right in the middle of Tiger Woods' meltdown. There was no follow up on this story that I could find because the world was too busy chasing Tiger's tail, so who the hell knows? I just think it's rather strange timing and circumstances.
BTW....October 28th, she was standing on her porch screaming her head off at 4 am about "shots" being fired. Neighbors were so disturbed by her behavior they called LAPD on her.
The police came out and discovered bad weather had triggered a generator that was making noise.
I posted links to these stories way at the beginning of this thread---that you haven't bothered to read.
So what? The matter is not up to her husband at any rate. As it stands, not wanting an autopsy doesn't imply criminality.
After witnessing a few autopsies, I don't think I would want anyone I loved having an autopsy done to them either.
I know this is a shocking notion, but people don't always act rational when they are grieving.
I understand that. Seen my share of grieving. I've also seen people do really dirty, rotten, sneaky things and try to cover up bad behavior when someone dies.
His behavior (thus far) has not been above rapproach. In my mind, he is suspicious until ruled otherwise.
Prescription drugs? Maybe some of them were diltiazam, verpamil, amiodarone, or any number of drugs that people take for physiological arrythmias.
Psychological arrythmia? Did you ******* make that up? LOL.
Having worked as a Pharm Tech, I've never heard of such.
Do I find the fact that she had prescription drugs at her house curious? No. I suspect that you'd find the same in most any house in America.
COPIOUS amounts of prescription drugs?
THAT was the word used by the LAPD. COPIOUS.
I don't think you'd find COPIOUS amounts of Rx drugs in most American homes. You certainly wouldn't in mine, and as you have alluded in this very same thread, I am being treated for more than one chronic condition. Still, no COPIOUS amounts of Rx meds here.
And when I was 32 the only Rx Meds I had in my home was prenatal vitamins and a Ventolin inhaler for my asthma.
A little strange to me that a 32 year old would need COPIOUS amounts of ANY Rx meds.
But....who knows? Maybe you think that's cool, being your a doctor in training and all and one day can write scripts for COPIOUS drugs yourself.
*shrug*