Anne Nicole's Drug Dealers
Anna Nicole
It’s too bad there wasn’t this concern over Anna Nicole’s drug abuse when she was still alive. Post humous inquiries might be interesting but they don’t resurrect the dead body.
Too much Ambien, Methadone, Chloral Hydrate and alcohol aren’t good for anybody no matter who they are and the purveyors of this many drugs are pushers – no matter who they are. This practice only leads to drug addiction for the user.
The case doesn’t seem very complicated and only has merit if the outcome protects others from these creeps in the future.
“LOS ANGELES — Prosecutors showed jurors their most explosive evidence against Anna Nicole Smith’s doctor Thursday — journal entries in which he writes of partying with her during a gay pride parade and wonders, “Can she ruin me?”
The journals, identified by investigators who found them in Dr. Sandeep Kapoor’s desk in his bedroom, also showed that Kapoor was addicted to the sleeping medication Ambien in the years just before he took over Smith’s treatment.
“Hung over. Gay pride parade,” begins the entry from June 13, 2005. “Rode in parade with Anna Nicole.”
He wrote of crowds gathering around her limousine while six police officers were keeping back the paparazzi.
He writes of drinking expensive champagne with Smith’s boyfriend, Howard K. Stern, in the limousine. “It was mesmerizing, watching the crowd wave at us, Anna and me all buffed out on the car,” the entry says.
Then there was the party at a club, he wrote: “Drinks, booze, orgy. I was making out with Anna, my patient, blurring the lines. I gave her Valium and Methodone. Can she ruin me?”
Kapoor, Stern and Dr Khristine Eroshevich have pleaded not guilty to charges that include conspiring to provide Smith with excessive drugs, prescribing to an addict, and prescribing to Smith under fraudulent names.
They are not charged with causing her 2007 death from a drug overdose.
On cross-examination Thursday, Kapoor’s lawyer, Ellyn Garafalo, elicited testimony from California Medical Board Senior Investigator Jon Genens that the hand written journals comprised 800 pages and only the two pages cited in court mentioned Smith.
On Wednesday, Dr. Victor Kovner, who sold his practice to Kapoor, told of warning him not to socialize with celebrities.”