"It was found that she had just had a prescription of Nembutal, 25 of them, filled. Where are people getting that she had 50?"
So do you have proof that she ingested all of the pills from the previous prescription? Or do you think that perhaps there could have been some left over from a previous prescription.
A scientific test was done and it was found that the pills would dissolve completely in her stomach and no yellow residue would be left. It is a medical fact that this particular drug will leave long streaking yellow stains throughout the entire digestive tract, including the intestines.
I keep seeing articles stating she had no water. Isn't there a bottle or glass next to the bed in the police photos? I can't see anything resembling a bottle or glass of water
I saw in the article written about her on this site that the housekeeper had been fired that day. I have never seen that written anywhere and I seriously doubt that anyone that was fired would hang around all day and night at the employer's house! Where did this "housekeeper was fired" come from?This is a widely reported theory. WIDELY! I have seen this theory in numerous articles, books, etc.
I'm not a consipracy theorist either about her death. But the items you bring up do not discount the possibility of it being a conspiracy either.
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