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BB King's Daughters Think He Was Poisoned
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2015 May 26, 8:07am 4,663 views 10 comments
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Tenpoundbass
2015 May 26, 8:54am
So not only do we not have the right to bitch about un-affordable affordable healthcare. But when one suspects that the useless batch of idiots that is the new American work force, you say they should just shut up, because they don't understand how the complicated inner workings of administering a foreign substance on a spoon and it's none of the survived loved one's business what Nurse Ratchette had on that spoon.
Nothing a lobotomy wont cure, I'm sure.
MisdemeanorRebel
2015 May 26, 9:48am
He was 90 years old, for Crying out loud, born in 1925, and I believe he was a lifelong diabetic to boot. Was he going to live forever?
The two drops might have been Clonezpam, which is a mild dose just enough to take the edge off anxiety.
casandra
2015 May 26, 10:05am
He is gone, and now the fighting begins ! Just like when some poor slob hits the lotto !
Tenpoundbass
2015 May 26, 10:23am
I still haven't heard about their relationship with their dad leading up to his death.
Were they estranged?
Ceffer
2015 May 26, 12:19pm
They just have the "Estate Battle Blues". Not to worry, the lawyers will keep them tied up in court forever and take all of it while stoking their familial hatred.
"Got the Estate Battle Blues!
Can't get no lawyers off my back!
My relatives want to kill me while my lawyers want to drill me, Got the Estate Battle Blues."
HydroCabron
2015 May 26, 12:55pm
He was 90 years old, for Crying out loud, born in 1925, and I believe he was a lifelong diabetic to boot. Was he going to live forever?
You scoff, but when Linus Pauling dropped at 93, there was no police investigation. Ditto with Jack LaLanne and George Burns. The police won't touch these incidents, as if they're off-limits to investigation.
A huge percentage of people between 90 and 100 die every year - indeed, it's among the highest-mortality age cohorts - yet the MSM is silent. Zionists? False flag? Liberals?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2015/05/25/2-bb-king-daughters-allege-2-closest-aides-poisoned-him/27932773/
His daughters have hired an attorney because they say that his medications were locked away from them to see, that he was given two drops of an unknown substance on his tongue nightly and that he was administered medications by non-professionals. They say he was administered "foreign substances." These are the same family members who attempted to gain control of his estate and person a week before he died, even though he had set his estate the way that he wanted it to be. That filing was thrown out of court.
Now they're suing 'cuz they say he was murdered.
As a long-time hospice professional, I can tell you that the "two drops" were probably an anti-anxiety medication or a pain medication; these meds are fast acting and used for break-through pain (while waiting for longer term pills to work, for example). These are common hospice medications. Medications are "foreign substances."
That they were locked away from family is also normal - who leaves their medications out for everyone to go through? It certainly wasn't anyone's business other than his own, the people he chose to be his caregivers, and his medical professionals.
That he was cared for by non-professionals is also normal - hospices provide in-home care for patients. They supplement the care in the home, they don't replace it. So they would have trained his caregivers, ordered the medications and monitored their use, provided supplies, equipment, nursing, personal care assistance, etc. But they aren't there 24/7, the family or caregivers administer the medications.
I realize that the daughters are upset because they weren't allowed to visit - but Mr.. King was competent enough to make his own decisions, surely he was competent enough to choose the type of care that he received and the people that visited him.