Elle serait morte d'une surdose "accidentelle" de médicaments.
Quelle surprise ?! --Message edité par infomanII le 2007-03-26 14:22:05--
Autopsie d'Anna Nicole Smith - les résultats
Pauvre fille...doit-on se surprendre? Non,parce que les dernières entrevues étaient vraiment triste a voir.Elle était incapable de suivre les conversations et de répondre correctement sans avoir les yeux à demi fermés.Même les images de sa césarienne était montrés et a ce que j'ai pu constater,l'épidurale ni les médicaments pour la calmée avaient eu effet.Elle criait,j'en suis venue les larmes aux yeux.Pourquoi regarder? je ne sais pas ,une curiosité que Mme Smith a crée elle même...
Je crois que son destin et celui de son fils étaient le même.
Je crois que son destin et celui de son fils étaient le même.
J'ai beaucoup de peine pour cette toute petite fille qu'elle a laissée derrière elle. J'ai du mal à concevoir qu'on puisse désirer et mettre au monde un enfant et ensuite ne pas faire attention à soi pour ne pas en faire une orpheline. Dans les circonstances ca sera peut-être un mal pour un bien pour elle que de n'avoir pas grandi auprès de cette mère-là, j'imagine que les services sociaux et les juges s'assureront qu'elle soit entre bonnes mains, on va espérer en tout cas.
Ca me fait un peu penser à Athina Roussel, la fille de Christina Onassis. Elle est devenue orpheline très tôt dans la vie, sa mère étant assez "sur le party" elle aussi. Elle est devenue un belle fille, qui semble assez équilibrée. --Message edité par Malike le 2007-03-26 13:54:11--
Ca me fait un peu penser à Athina Roussel, la fille de Christina Onassis. Elle est devenue orpheline très tôt dans la vie, sa mère étant assez "sur le party" elle aussi. Elle est devenue un belle fille, qui semble assez équilibrée. --Message edité par Malike le 2007-03-26 13:54:11--
Qu'on se le dise : Chacun sa connerie!! - Claude Dubois 
InFoManII a écrit
waip, sorry, ces @#&#@|| du 98,5 fm on dit drogue parce qu'ils ont du traduire DRUGS par DROGUES au lieu de médicament (tel que mentionné aux nouvelles)
hi hi hi!! Les traductions des fois, c'est pas terrible lol!! Ça m'a fait enragé plus d'une fois
waip, sorry, ces @#&#@|| du 98,5 fm on dit drogue parce qu'ils ont du traduire DRUGS par DROGUES au lieu de médicament (tel que mentionné aux nouvelles)
hi hi hi!! Les traductions des fois, c'est pas terrible lol!! Ça m'a fait enragé plus d'une fois
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Perper: Anna's "Anus Is Unremarkable"
Along with the list of nine drugs found in her system, Anna Nicole Smith's autopsy report also bizarrely reveals that her "anus is unremarkable."
In the eight page report obtained by TMZ, Dr. Perper describes, in detail, the condition of Anna's body.
The report lists every mark on Anna's body, even tattoos. Smith's body art included the words "Daniel" and "Papas," a pair of red lips, a Playboy bunny, a combination of a Christ head, a bible, a naked women's torso and a smiling Marilyn Monroe among others.
On a positive note, Anna's fingernails and toenails were both listed as "clean."
Along with the list of nine drugs found in her system, Anna Nicole Smith's autopsy report also bizarrely reveals that her "anus is unremarkable."
In the eight page report obtained by TMZ, Dr. Perper describes, in detail, the condition of Anna's body.
The report lists every mark on Anna's body, even tattoos. Smith's body art included the words "Daniel" and "Papas," a pair of red lips, a Playboy bunny, a combination of a Christ head, a bible, a naked women's torso and a smiling Marilyn Monroe among others.
On a positive note, Anna's fingernails and toenails were both listed as "clean."
Who Gave Anna Fatal Dose?
It is unclear if Anna took the fatal drug cocktail that killed her on her own or if someone gave it to her.
In all, she was taking nine drugs, including Valium, Ativan, antihistamines and chloral hydrate. She was also taking muscle relaxers. But Dr. Perper says it was impossible to know if she took some or all of the drugs without assistance.
Smith was on a variety of pain medication, including methadone, but none of those meds had anything to do with Anna's death, this according to Dr. Perper.
There was no evidence of complications with surgery either, including Smith's recent C-section operation.
We also learned today that the "additional evidence" that delayed today's announcement was information contained in Anna's computer. TMZ is told that the laptop computer was actually owned by Howard K. Stern.
Stern gave authorities access to the computer. The laptop helped determine the manner of death. Authorities were looking to see if there were e-mails showing the possibility of suicide or homicide but neither were found.
It is unclear if Anna took the fatal drug cocktail that killed her on her own or if someone gave it to her.
In all, she was taking nine drugs, including Valium, Ativan, antihistamines and chloral hydrate. She was also taking muscle relaxers. But Dr. Perper says it was impossible to know if she took some or all of the drugs without assistance.
Smith was on a variety of pain medication, including methadone, but none of those meds had anything to do with Anna's death, this according to Dr. Perper.
There was no evidence of complications with surgery either, including Smith's recent C-section operation.
We also learned today that the "additional evidence" that delayed today's announcement was information contained in Anna's computer. TMZ is told that the laptop computer was actually owned by Howard K. Stern.
Stern gave authorities access to the computer. The laptop helped determine the manner of death. Authorities were looking to see if there were e-mails showing the possibility of suicide or homicide but neither were found.
Anna Could Have Lived
Anna Nicole Smith might have been alive if she had gone to the hospital for treatment.
Anna's medications were prescribed "by a number of doctors," according to Dr. Perper. It is unclear if each doctor knew what the others were prescribing.
Dr. Perper could not determine the precise time of death. She was alive at 10:00 AM and was in distress at 1:30 PM, but the exact time could not be pinpointed.
Anna Nicole Smith might have been alive if she had gone to the hospital for treatment.
Anna's medications were prescribed "by a number of doctors," according to Dr. Perper. It is unclear if each doctor knew what the others were prescribing.
Dr. Perper could not determine the precise time of death. She was alive at 10:00 AM and was in distress at 1:30 PM, but the exact time could not be pinpointed.
Who Injected Anna? Needle Infection Caused Big Problems
Some of the drugs Anna Nicole Smith had taken were prescribed to her -- some under an alias and some prescribed to other people but intended for her. TMZ first reported that a Beverly Hills doctor sent prescrïptions to Anna's Bahamas address but they were prescribed for an unknown person.
Dr. Perper says the injection that caused the buttock infection did not in and of itself cause her death. It is unclear who administered the injection that broke the abscess open, but it was not the linchpin of her death.
Still, it created significant health issues for Smith. Dr. Perper says when his team went back and examined Anna Nicole, he found multiple injections in the left buttock and it appeared a needle perforated something under the skin that caused an infection. The needle perforated an abscess and caused the infection that led to a high fever.
She had injected a drug into her left buttock days before her death. Dr. Joshua Perper announced that when Anna Nicole flew to Miami before she died, she was complaining of pain in her left cheek.
She developed chills as she went to the Hard Rock and developed a fever of 105 degrees, but she refused to go to the hospital, a decision that may have proved fatal
Some of the drugs Anna Nicole Smith had taken were prescribed to her -- some under an alias and some prescribed to other people but intended for her. TMZ first reported that a Beverly Hills doctor sent prescrïptions to Anna's Bahamas address but they were prescribed for an unknown person.
Dr. Perper says the injection that caused the buttock infection did not in and of itself cause her death. It is unclear who administered the injection that broke the abscess open, but it was not the linchpin of her death.
Still, it created significant health issues for Smith. Dr. Perper says when his team went back and examined Anna Nicole, he found multiple injections in the left buttock and it appeared a needle perforated something under the skin that caused an infection. The needle perforated an abscess and caused the infection that led to a high fever.
She had injected a drug into her left buttock days before her death. Dr. Joshua Perper announced that when Anna Nicole flew to Miami before she died, she was complaining of pain in her left cheek.
She developed chills as she went to the Hard Rock and developed a fever of 105 degrees, but she refused to go to the hospital, a decision that may have proved fatal
Perper -- Death Definitely Not Suicide, Not a Homicide
Anna Nicole Smith was recovering from her depression at the time of her death, but she had not made statements about suicide in the weeks prior to her death.
Dr. Joshua Perper says Anna did not try to commit suicide when she fell in a pool shortly after Daniel died. It was an accident caused by too many drugs.
Dr. Perper says Anna's computer was helpful in determining her state of mind. There was no suicide attempt.
What's more, Dr. Perper dismissed any possibility of homicide in the case. "We did not find any evidence that would point to homicide," he said. "We did not find any fact ... which could raise credible suspicion of homicide."
There was no evidence to suggest forced-feeding of one of the drugs Anna ingested.
Anna Nicole Smith was recovering from her depression at the time of her death, but she had not made statements about suicide in the weeks prior to her death.
Dr. Joshua Perper says Anna did not try to commit suicide when she fell in a pool shortly after Daniel died. It was an accident caused by too many drugs.
Dr. Perper says Anna's computer was helpful in determining her state of mind. There was no suicide attempt.
What's more, Dr. Perper dismissed any possibility of homicide in the case. "We did not find any evidence that would point to homicide," he said. "We did not find any fact ... which could raise credible suspicion of homicide."
There was no evidence to suggest forced-feeding of one of the drugs Anna ingested.
Stern In the Dark
Dr. Perper says Anna's temperature went down after the first tough night at the Hard Rock, but she exhibited vomiting and as the week wore on her condition deteriorated. On the last day of her life, Thursday, February 8, Dr. Perper says Howard K. Stern woke up at 10:00 AM and found Anna awake. Stern helped her to the bathroom and then she went back to bed and went to sleep.
Dr. Perper says Stern left the room and didn't return until after 911 was called.
Dr. Perper says Anna's temperature went down after the first tough night at the Hard Rock, but she exhibited vomiting and as the week wore on her condition deteriorated. On the last day of her life, Thursday, February 8, Dr. Perper says Howard K. Stern woke up at 10:00 AM and found Anna awake. Stern helped her to the bathroom and then she went back to bed and went to sleep.
Dr. Perper says Stern left the room and didn't return until after 911 was called.
Anna's Cause of Death Revealed
After performing an autopsy, it became clear that Anna Nicole Smith died of an accidental overdose of medication.
Dr. Joshua Perper, the Medical Examiner for Broward County, just announced the 39-year-old former Playboy Playmate was taking a number of drugs, including methadone and anti-anxiety drugs, among others.
Anna did not take methadone the day she died, said Perper, but there was evidence she had taken it several days earlier.
Dr. Perper concluded that it was combined drug intoxication, including anxiety and depression medication, Valium, Ativan and antihistamines, that contributed to Smiths' death. She had also taken chloral hydrate, a strong sedative, which was a major component in her death.
After performing an autopsy, it became clear that Anna Nicole Smith died of an accidental overdose of medication.
Dr. Joshua Perper, the Medical Examiner for Broward County, just announced the 39-year-old former Playboy Playmate was taking a number of drugs, including methadone and anti-anxiety drugs, among others.
Anna did not take methadone the day she died, said Perper, but there was evidence she had taken it several days earlier.
Dr. Perper concluded that it was combined drug intoxication, including anxiety and depression medication, Valium, Ativan and antihistamines, that contributed to Smiths' death. She had also taken chloral hydrate, a strong sedative, which was a major component in her death.
Chief: No Illegal Drugs, No Foul Play, Stern Not Charged
Charlie Tiger, Chief of the Seminole Police Department, just announced there was no evidence of illegal drugs on the day Anna Nicole Smith died and there was no evidence of foul play.
Tiger says the cause of Anna Nicole's death was an accidental overdose.
Chief Tiger adds Howard Stern will not be prosecuted. As TMZ first reported, Stern's computer was checked and there was no evidence of anything untoward.
Charlie Tiger, Chief of the Seminole Police Department, just announced there was no evidence of illegal drugs on the day Anna Nicole Smith died and there was no evidence of foul play.
Tiger says the cause of Anna Nicole's death was an accidental overdose.
Chief Tiger adds Howard Stern will not be prosecuted. As TMZ first reported, Stern's computer was checked and there was no evidence of anything untoward.
Anna Nicole Smith died of drug overdose: officials
By Michael Connor
DANIA BEACH, Florida (Reuters) - Anna Nicole Smith died of an accidental drug overdose with traces of nine prescrïption drugs in her blood, including anti-depressants and sedatives, Florida officials said on Monday.
"We found nothing to indicate any foul play," said Seminole Police Chief Charlie Tiger.
The death of the billionaire's widow at a Florida casino-hotel on February 8 triggered a media frenzy and bitter legal feud over her remains and the custody of her 6-month-old daughter, Dannielynn, who could one day inherit millions.
There was no evidence of illegal drugs in her body, said Broward County Medical Examiner Joshua Perper, who gave a detailed account of the events leading up to her death that included her temperature at various times and the medication she took.
Perper said Smith suffered severe depression after the death of her 20-year-old son, Daniel, who died of a drug overdose in the Bahamas hospital after Dannielynn was born.
Nine prescrïption drugs including anti-depressants, anti-anxiety drugs and the sedative chloral hydrate were found in Anna Nicole's blood, Perper said.
"We are convinced, based on an extensive view of the evidence, that this case is an accidental overdose with no other criminal elements present," said Tiger said.
On the day of her arrival in Florida on February 5, she complained of chills and was later found to be running a fever at 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.5 Celsius) caused by the perforation in an abscess in her left buttock, he said.
"It is our determination that the cause of death is combined drug toxicity as a result of chloral hydrate and a therapeutic concentration of other medications," said Perper.
"A bacterial infection, a viral intestinal infection and possibly flu were contributory causes of death .... We did not find any evidence of homicide," he said.
Smith, a voluptuous platinum blonde who idolized screen legend Marilyn Monroe, gained fame as Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Year in 1993 and as a model for Guess? jeans.
She was buried in the Bahamas on March 2 after a colorful funeral whose guests included her longtime companion and lawyer Howard K. Stern, who is listed as Dannielynn's father, and Los Angeles photographer Larry Birkhead, who also claims paternity.
At least one other man also claimed to be the father of Dannielynn. The results of a DNA swab of the child have been placed under seal by a judge in the Bahamas, pending an appeal against the DNA test by Stern.
In 1994, she married oil billionaire J. Howard Marshall, when she was 26 and he was 89. Marshall, who was worth $1.6 billion, died 14 months later and Smith spent much of the following decade battling his family over the estate. Marshall's family called her a gold digger.
By Michael Connor
DANIA BEACH, Florida (Reuters) - Anna Nicole Smith died of an accidental drug overdose with traces of nine prescrïption drugs in her blood, including anti-depressants and sedatives, Florida officials said on Monday.
"We found nothing to indicate any foul play," said Seminole Police Chief Charlie Tiger.
The death of the billionaire's widow at a Florida casino-hotel on February 8 triggered a media frenzy and bitter legal feud over her remains and the custody of her 6-month-old daughter, Dannielynn, who could one day inherit millions.
There was no evidence of illegal drugs in her body, said Broward County Medical Examiner Joshua Perper, who gave a detailed account of the events leading up to her death that included her temperature at various times and the medication she took.
Perper said Smith suffered severe depression after the death of her 20-year-old son, Daniel, who died of a drug overdose in the Bahamas hospital after Dannielynn was born.
Nine prescrïption drugs including anti-depressants, anti-anxiety drugs and the sedative chloral hydrate were found in Anna Nicole's blood, Perper said.
"We are convinced, based on an extensive view of the evidence, that this case is an accidental overdose with no other criminal elements present," said Tiger said.
On the day of her arrival in Florida on February 5, she complained of chills and was later found to be running a fever at 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.5 Celsius) caused by the perforation in an abscess in her left buttock, he said.
"It is our determination that the cause of death is combined drug toxicity as a result of chloral hydrate and a therapeutic concentration of other medications," said Perper.
"A bacterial infection, a viral intestinal infection and possibly flu were contributory causes of death .... We did not find any evidence of homicide," he said.
Smith, a voluptuous platinum blonde who idolized screen legend Marilyn Monroe, gained fame as Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Year in 1993 and as a model for Guess? jeans.
She was buried in the Bahamas on March 2 after a colorful funeral whose guests included her longtime companion and lawyer Howard K. Stern, who is listed as Dannielynn's father, and Los Angeles photographer Larry Birkhead, who also claims paternity.
At least one other man also claimed to be the father of Dannielynn. The results of a DNA swab of the child have been placed under seal by a judge in the Bahamas, pending an appeal against the DNA test by Stern.
In 1994, she married oil billionaire J. Howard Marshall, when she was 26 and he was 89. Marshall, who was worth $1.6 billion, died 14 months later and Smith spent much of the following decade battling his family over the estate. Marshall's family called her a gold digger.
Weight Loss Medication -- Not TRIMSPA -- Found in Anna
Posted Mar 26th 2007 5:20PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: Anna Nicole Smith
Anna Nicole SmithAmong the list of drugs Anna Nicole Smith took in the days leading up to her death was a growth hormone -- making it the third weight loss product Smith had taken during her reign as TRIMSPA spokesperson.
A press release issued today by Dr. Joshua Perper says that before she flew to the United States from the Bahamas, Anna had taken medications that included "Growth hormone, an alleged 'longevity'/weight reducing medication."
The Broward County Medical Examiner also released a descrïption of the contents of Anna's hotel room at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino, in which Seminole detectives found Slim-Fast on her night table. Days after her death, TMZ obtained exclusive photographs of the inside of Anna Nicole's refrigerator, which contained several cans of the diet drink.
As you may recall, Anna credited TRIMSPA for her incredible weight loss. Now that she's been connected to TWO other weight loss supplements, it's impossible to determine if TRIMSPA alone was responsible for Anna's rapid shrinking.
The Medical Examiner's office ruled today that Anna Nicole's death was ruled an "accidental overdose."
Calls to TRIMSPA were not immediately returned.
Posted Mar 26th 2007 5:20PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: Anna Nicole Smith
Anna Nicole SmithAmong the list of drugs Anna Nicole Smith took in the days leading up to her death was a growth hormone -- making it the third weight loss product Smith had taken during her reign as TRIMSPA spokesperson.
A press release issued today by Dr. Joshua Perper says that before she flew to the United States from the Bahamas, Anna had taken medications that included "Growth hormone, an alleged 'longevity'/weight reducing medication."
The Broward County Medical Examiner also released a descrïption of the contents of Anna's hotel room at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino, in which Seminole detectives found Slim-Fast on her night table. Days after her death, TMZ obtained exclusive photographs of the inside of Anna Nicole's refrigerator, which contained several cans of the diet drink.
As you may recall, Anna credited TRIMSPA for her incredible weight loss. Now that she's been connected to TWO other weight loss supplements, it's impossible to determine if TRIMSPA alone was responsible for Anna's rapid shrinking.
The Medical Examiner's office ruled today that Anna Nicole's death was ruled an "accidental overdose."
Calls to TRIMSPA were not immediately returned.
Slim-Fast on Anna's Death Nightstand
Anna Nicole SmithSeminole detectives found Slim-Fast on Anna Nicole Smith's night table in the Hard Rock Hotel room where she died.
According to a scene investigation report released by the Broward County Medical Examiner, Smith, a spokesman for the weight loss supplement TRIMSPA, had nicorette gum, Tamiflu and several cans of soda on her night table next to the diet drink.
In the document, there is no mention of TRIMSPA products being anywhere in the room.
Anna Nicole SmithSeminole detectives found Slim-Fast on Anna Nicole Smith's night table in the Hard Rock Hotel room where she died.
According to a scene investigation report released by the Broward County Medical Examiner, Smith, a spokesman for the weight loss supplement TRIMSPA, had nicorette gum, Tamiflu and several cans of soda on her night table next to the diet drink.
In the document, there is no mention of TRIMSPA products being anywhere in the room.
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