Brittany Murphy did not die of natural causes, lab report shows

[redheadedgal]

i don't see any sonics or hairdryers or irons in those pics so i wasn't talking about that.

moving on...

 

[danzn16]

Idk I think it looks excessive and a sign of mental illness.

 

[MissJ]

I once contracted a very severe form of " pneumonia"-- actually the Polmunologists and Infectious Disease specialists I had at my bedside thought I had SARS ( our hospital was a Level One trauma center so we had a huge transient population of recent immigrants to treat). We never did know definitely what I had but it was an extremely swift and severe pneumonia.
While I was at home sick, and not able to realize how sick I was because my oxygen levels were so low already, I took cough medicine and pain pills I had for a back injury because I felt so awful. I went to my doctor's office ( to get a refil for the narcotic- containing cough medicine) and he saw that I was drastically ill. I don't remember much about that day, except that I wanted to " go home and pack my things for the hospital". I wasn't rational, IOW, because my O2 level was so low.. (it was in the mid 80's and I am a non-smoker with a usual 100% O2 saturation level). I was also NOT anemic which changes the picture so very critically for Brittany and her husband too.

I KNEW to stay in bed, to leave my O2 mask on, to leave my IV alone, but I was so confused because my O2 sat was NOT coming up after hospitalization that I pulled everything off, including my hospital gown which I had spilled a diet Coke on. What a horribly embarrassing thing to do but again- my O2 sat was so low I was barely conscious.
IF I had not had a doctor who made a Chest X ray and saw that my lungs were totally consolidated, and if I had not had the best possible medical care available, I would have died. And I was 31 years old.. and a RN who KNEW, who absolutely KNEW what the symptoms of respiratory illness are.. but I got so sick in such a hurry and lost the ability to reason because my oxygen level was almost to the " Unconscious" level for a few days.
I absolutely think Brittany's death was a very rare set of circumstances, all non- deliberate. IF she had received proper medical check ups, her anemia would have been found and treated and she might could have fought off the pneumonia.. but with the lack of oxygen- rich blood. she had an extra strike against her. Also, the narcotics depressed her respirations and her cough reflex... but made her " feel better" because she could sleep after she took them. I remember how I felt so well.

ITA cause I am retired BCRN and I had post op pneumonia and lived one block from a hospital and did not think to call an ambulance. I did crawl to the phone to call my physician and thankfully she knew I was desperately ill. The person who was supposed to look after me neglected to make sure I had fluids or adequate nutrition much less care that I was acutely ill. Its just sad that BM's husband died in a similar fashion.

 

[MissJ]

Perhaps I am a hoarder as my bathroom is cluttered with makeup, hair products and appliances. It is clean though.

 

[FruitTingles]

As well as being fearful of the paparazzi, she and Mr Monjack, believed they were being targeted by the American Government, after Miss Murphy gave evidence in a whistle blowing trial involving a friend.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ambulance-24-hours-earlier.html#ixzz3AGyiVppJ
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...mother-called-ambulance-24-hours-earlier.html



That's the first I have heard about Brittany giving evidence in a trial. I am very curious about this. Has anyone read anything about it?
The photo's of the cluttered products in her bathroom scream like something wasn't right with her mental state. JMO.

Murphy and her husband became reclusive, installing CCTV cameras and fingerprint-recognition locking systems.

Obvious paranoia issues. I really wonder what happened to make Brittany and her husband so paranoid that they would go to such measures as installing finger print recognition system's and CCTV camera's in their own home.

This is case is insanely baffling! :gaah:

 

[BatWoman]

I watched the "autopsy" episode on this case. It showed the house was crammed with stuff and racks of clothing. Windows were sealed shut creating a moist atmosphere including mould in the bedroom which would have contributed to the respiratory illness.

In addition to the pneumonia type cough, she had taken a cough suppressant instead of expectorant, which meant the infection couldn't leave the body. Had she received medical treatment even 6 hours earlier i think they said, she could have made it.

http://vodlocker.com/fyb77nsqn5wb

 

[MissJ]

I watched the "autopsy" episode on this case. It showed the house was crammed with stuff and racks of clothing. Windows were sealed shut creating a moist atmosphere including mould in the bedroom which would have contributed to the respiratory illness.

In addition to the pneumonia type cough, she had taken a cough suppressant instead of expectorant, which meant the infection couldn't leave the body. Had she received medical treatment even 6 hours earlier i think they said, she could have made it.

http://vodlocker.com/fyb77nsqn5wb

Probably so but my point was maybe because of poor oxygenation she wasn't aware of how ill she really was. Mom should have known better IMO.

 

[blah956]

i think if one was paranoid then it is possible they influenced the other.

 

[jslk]

I've just watched the Autopsy programme. I found the doctor to be quite convincing in his assessment, with the chest infection, sedation from prescription meds and the poor state of the housing all playing a part. I have no idea how BM and her husband's medical conditions got so out of hand.

BM made a doctor's appt for the following Monday, did she speak to a doctor or a receptionist? I imagine if a doctor heard her breathlessness over the phone they might have wanted to see her earlier?

The programme also implied that there was a security guard present at all times. What was their role during all this? Perhaps they were kept totally unaware.

It just seems so sad that they lived out their days in squalor in spite of her wealth.

The husband's mum seemed to hold BM's mum responsible in some ways - she grew up seeing her mum constantly taking all sorts of prescription drugs and imagining this was safe - plus not calling for help until too late both times when they died.

So sad.


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[BetteDavisEyes]

Tonight on Lifetime:

8:00PM (EDT) The Brittany Murphy Story (2014)

Actress Brittany Murphy's rise to stardom in Hollywood followed by her mysterious and tragic death at age 32 are dramatized.

10:00PM (EDT) Beyond the Headlines: Brittany Murphy

The life and mysterious death of actress Brittany Murphy (1977-2009) are examined.

 

[Law Girl]

This always bothered me too. What is really weird is that years before she died, there was this guy on her IMDB website ClassAlpha who would write the most hateful things about her and I always wondered about that too. Really weird things that in hindsight seem odd now. He also posted under various other "troll" names varying the tag class alpha, but would definitely state very weird things. I went to her IMDB site and he is still at it, but if you look back a couple of years ago with this guy or girls writings. Its quite creepy.


http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005261/board/thread/233991302

 

[trigger]

Tonight on Lifetime:

8:00PM (EDT) The Brittany Murphy Story (2014)

Actress Brittany Murphy's rise to stardom in Hollywood followed by her mysterious and tragic death at age 32 are dramatized.

10:00PM (EDT) Beyond the Headlines: Brittany Murphy

The life and mysterious death of actress Brittany Murphy (1977-2009) are examined.

Cannot wait to watch it. Thank you! I forgot all about it!

 

[trigger]

Well it was so terrible I turned it off.

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

Well it was so terrible I turned it off.

DH and I watched the Michigan-Notre Dame game. That was terrible

 

[zippitydoda]

DH and I watched the Michigan-Notre Dame game. That was terrible

OT: sorry for your (BIG) loss BettyDavis - but Go Irish!

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

The Brittany Murphy Story and Beyond the Headlines: Brittany Murphy will air on Lifetime tonight (Monday) at 8:00PM (EDT) and 10:00PM.

 

[QueenMictlan]

http://www.examiner.com/article/exc...her-suspects-sharon-murphy-of-double-homicide

I believe the mother killed Brittany and her husband. And evidently Brittany's father also believes that.

 

[JaimeSommers]

http://www.examiner.com/article/exc...her-suspects-sharon-murphy-of-double-homicide

I believe the mother killed Brittany and her husband. And evidently Brittany's father also believes that.

Wish I could say I haven't thought the same thing. [emoji17]

 

[neesaki]

http://www.examiner.com/article/exc...her-suspects-sharon-murphy-of-double-homicide

I believe the mother killed Brittany and her husband. And evidently Brittany's father also believes that.

Yes, too hinky that they all three lived in the same house together, Brittany and her husband both die from pneumonia and anemia, and the mother is the lone survivor and beneficiary. The mother, Sharon, had prescription drug bottles with Motlag as her last name. I think that they were all doing prescription drugs but Sharon was possibly switching out some of the pills for something else. Possibly caps filled with rat poison to cause the anemia and pneumonia. I wish they would reopen and do a thorough investigation.

 

[ninij9]

I have long thought they were murdered. I didn't know Websleuths had a thread.

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