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'Well, this is interesting. Wasn't expecting this at all.
Was this one of those sedation rapid detox joints?
Poor broad never gonna have peace.
Very sad. Interested to see what happened.
I wonder what was in her system too.
Wait detox facilities use drugs? Isn't that counter to their reason?
Well i was going to say it could be case of star down on their luck, killed for their money, but what money???
Yeah, that is suspicious. At least someone is looking into it. I wonder if the facility gave her too much of something or the wrong mix of something and accidentally killed her. Very sad.
Re: "The only reason they called at all was because reports had showed up on the news and the coroner started making inquiries."
I'm not sure I understand. The media found out about her death before the coroner did? So who contacted the press? They didn't contact the coroner for four hours but someone contacted someone in that time ...
Confused.
Sherry - Most "detox" facilities use things like valium to help calm the DTs and make the transition to "sober." Since alcohol withdrawal can be so hard on the body, they provide some sort of sedative or calming meds to reduce the amount of stress on the body. I think.
The question here is that if they did provide sedation, did they do too much? If they didn't, did she have a heart attack from the withdrawal stress?
I wondered how they figured out it was a heart attack in her sleep. It's not like there would be an visible signs of it.
Does anyone know if this is a Scientology based NarCONon facility? Lots of mysterious deaths at those.
Was Lisa Robin Kelly Scientologist?
I asked if she was one because Danny Masterson was one, and you know how they 'reach' out to other to rope them in their cult.
Detoxing from alcohol can be lethal. Drugs are used to keep the body calm. Adavan is a common drug used in this process because it hits the same receptors in the brain as alcohol making the detox safer. If anyone has concerns about their own alcohol use and withdrawal go to trained professionals. If they don't find at least one detox drug in her system that facility will be in big trouble!!! She needed help so she wouldn't die from going cold turkey.
I don't know if she was or not, but unfortunately you don't have to be a Sci-bot to get roped into one of these places. They kill regular people too.
DTs kill people. They said they hadn't given her anything. That is just WRONG if they didn't.
What Ktamc said.
I wondered the same thing!!!
Exactly what I was thinking, Pot. I know Sicentology runs detox programs.
She wouldn't even have to be a Scientology to be in a Narconon rehab. They advertise everywhere but they don't put their link to Scientology anywhere in their ads.
If the doctor listed the cause of death as something that needed an autopsy to confirm why is that shady? The coroner would have to confirm that then and would know if the doctor was lying. Why wouldn't the doctor list something that wouldn't need an autopsy and say he was with her at the time of death. That would be sketch.
That's not to say she went to a narconon facility or didn't have a sketchy death.
So is Laura Prepon.
It isn't suspicious. Detoxing is dangerous, and people die doing it.
I understand that alcohol withdrawal -- the DTs -- is the only kind of detox that can actually kill you (as opposed to all the other kinds of detoxes where you just wish you were dead). So I'm wondering if her going cold turkey was the issue.
@ Count, I didn't realize they actually did those sedation detoxes. I remember it from Valley of the Dolls (wasn't it to lose weight in that one?), but I thought it was abandoned a long time ago. Shows what I know.
I think the Oxie/Smack epidemic going around brought it back. I remember hearing ads for it on the radio a couple years ago. Like 24 hr detox.
I'm not scared of the dentist, but I would go to a Sedation Dentist if it isn't too pricey. When I was a kid, my dentist would tell you to bring a cassette, put it in a walkman for you, then crank the gas up until you went out. When I tried to do that, with deep breaths, at another dentist, the broad cut me off from the gas.
@Lady WaWa - I was thinking the same thing. How did the media find out about it before the coroner did? What kind of leaky ship are they running there? So strange.
Maybe it was a death like Jean Harlow. She died after her husband beat her. Uremic failure??
IIRC, most of the more salacious BS stories about Jean Harlow came about after one particular book was published in the '60s, so don't believe most of what you read about her. Yes, she really did die of uremic poisoning/kidney failure (you can see her getting puffy and looking worse and worse in photos during the last year or so of her life); at that point in time there was nothing that could be done about it, so it wasn't a question of her mother refusing treatment for her, and it had nothing to do with her husband beating her, which, as I understand it, never happened anyway. (There's a decent amount of evidence that her husband's death wasn't a suicide, but that he was murdered by his crazy first wife, who IIRC killed herself not long thereafter.) There's a reason Jean was known as "Baby"; she was very much loved by everyone in Hollywood, and people were genuinely devastated when she died. Just trying to set the story straight...
Didn't Amy Winehouse die from the DT's? She was going to stop cold turkey if I remember correctly.
Maybe someone from the rehab place called reporters. A nurse, a janitor, or a fellow patient. Whether the facility was waiting to contact her family before doing anything, or whatever, I find not calling the coroner strange, and secretive.
I know hospitals call the family, the coroner, and the funeral home if no autopsy will be needed.
Enty... Do you think this is sketchy?
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