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Right. Well, it reminds of a quote a TV actor might say. "I'm not a Dr, I just play one on TV."

I don't think the alleged is a super villain, but he could have done some things, otherwise, how could the Ingram's be so certain in their convictions who they think it is? He has to have done some things in order for them to think they can throw his name around in accusations without fear of...

Nice summation. And what do you have to say about the toxicology and autopsy report? :innocent::shush:

Is there a way to look at our own posts here from our profile? It might be easier if those who know they posted pics to go to their list of posts and mark where they are so a mod can delete them. I'm assuming we can't edit our posts after awhile?

I know a few lawyers, and a couple who've had blogs. They posted pictures that were posted publicly on the net, and quoted blogs and other boards, and their defense for doing so, and what made it legal, is that it was used for commentary. But they also had a legal statement once you registered...

deca, a forum member who is a nurse has confirmed they dissolve quickly - within minutes.

Unless, she pawned her gold jewelry. (pains me to suggest this, ugh.)

Thanks, woe, but I did clarify what I meant later in the thread. ;) When I said, "Mom said..." I meant she said that in the radio interview. Yes, it is hearsay on Toni's part.

Yes, mom did say that the spat was not unusual and she laughed as she said that, and then said that she, "didn't take it to heart."

After just listening again, mom describes her getting dressed up after lunch time (Morgan didn't eat lunch, though) to go spend time with her friend D. She was in a good mood, really happy, blasting her music while she was getting dressed. She left in her mom's car. 2 hours later mom texts with...

Dr K said minutes to hours til death Dr D says 30 minutes

I listened to the radio interview again, and a bit after the 55:30 mark, mom said that Steve said that M was worried about being contagious and wanted to call in. Steve told her she should just wait until morning, but she didn't like that idea as she didn't want to call in last minute. She...

Mom said in the radio interview,as she was describing what Steve saw when he went in to talk to Morgan, "...he thought she was in her jammies." But like I said upthread, what he thought he saw is open to interpretation. Her clothes could have looked like jammies to him. IMO, she was never in...

The mom should answer this during the radio interview. Were the clothes she was found in the same as the clothes she went out in?

The color of her outfit doesn't mean anything, except that she was in style, which is irrelevent. Bright colored skinny jeans were in stye in 2011 and still are in style. The white t-shirt could have been what she wore under a nicer sweater and she took it off when she got home. The blue socks...

Mysterygirl, Especially when all they have to do is text.

Yes, it is scary what the long term use of anti-depressants can do to you, permanently. Cancer is even a possibility. They are not to be taken lightly.

I knew of someone who committed suicide after 2 weeks of an antidepressant change. Apparently, she had been on them for awhile and then they stopped working for her, so it was changed. No one in her inner circle, but family, had a clue she was having problems, and it wasn't until after she was...

Hmmm, I remember it the other way around. M was concerned about babysitting and the dad told her to wait and see how she felt. (paraphrased and moo) I'm in the same camp as Polly right now. So devastated for the I's. I pray that they find peace sooner rather than later. :( :( :( My heart is...

Sounds like a sound theory, however, the 2nd ME said that the amount of the ami metabolite shows that the ami was one dose, not a build up over several doses. The level of metabolite and ami eventually come closer to the same amount in the body over time used. In Morgan's case the amount of...