http://www.bittenandbound.com/2007/10/12/eight-warrants-served-in-death-of-anna-nicole-smith/ The Not So Pretty Side of Hollywood Wed, 25 Nov 2009 06:14:12 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.bittenandbound.com/2007/10/12/eight-warrants-served-in-death-of-anna-nicole-smith/comment-page-1/#comment-1118 superglutes101 Fri, 12 Oct 2007 22:38:14 +0000 http://bittenandbound.com/2007/10/12/eight-warrants-served-in-death-of-anna-nicole-smith/#comment-1118 It seems really strange that Howard could be in a "so-called" loving relationship with Anna and he did nothing to prevent her from using multiple prescription drugs. He was probably trying to help her cash-in on her late husband's estate and thought he was securing his millions when Danilyn was born. Unfortunately, he is not the father and, I think that Anna, may have tried to over-medicate herself to escape confrontation with Howard over Danilyn. The bottom line is that she was sleeping with Larry Birkhead long enough to conceive a child. On the other hand, if Anna committed suicide, her insurance company would not pay her policy. So was her death really a mistake? or did Howard persuade the medical examiner to rule-out suicide and call it a mistake? Anna died right before the results of the paternity test came in. Granted, the loss of her son may have contributed to her increased drug use, but I don't think that her death was totally over the loss of her son Daniel. It seems really strange that Howard could be in a “so-called” loving relationship with Anna and he did nothing to prevent her from using multiple prescription drugs. He was probably trying to help her cash-in on her late husband’s estate and thought he was securing his millions when Danilyn was born. Unfortunately, he is not the father and, I think that Anna, may have tried to over-medicate herself to escape confrontation with Howard over Danilyn. The bottom line is that she was sleeping with Larry Birkhead long enough to conceive a child. On the other hand, if Anna committed suicide, her insurance company would not pay her policy. So was her death really a mistake? or did Howard persuade the medical examiner to rule-out suicide and call it a mistake? Anna died right before the results of the paternity test came in. Granted, the loss of her son may have contributed to her increased drug use, but I don’t think that her death was totally over the loss of her son Daniel.

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