Unsolved Deaths

[JamesHunt]

I just been reading about poor Jimmi Hendrix, and that fateful night of September 18th, 1970.

A few thing that need explaining are:

1) Why wasn't Monika Dannemann at the scene when the medics & cops arrived?
2) Why was the alcohol level in his blood measured low in the autopsy when he was drenched in red wine?

[phobun]

I just been reading about poor Jimmi Hendrix, and that fateful night of September 18th, 1970.

A few thing that need explaining are:

1) Why wasn't Monika Dannemann at the scene when the medics & cops arrived?
2) Why was the alcohol level in his blood measured low in the autopsy when he was drenched in red wine?
Ask El Nino, it was a conspiracy involving the Illuminati and Bilderbergs.

[giovanni_hotel]

Hendrix aspirated ( swallowed his own vomit into his lungs and suffocated to death) after a severe drug overdose.

There was no conspiracy to murder him.

Getting deathly high around a bunch of functional groupie addicts is about the same as committing suicide.

[hippifried]

1) Why wasn't Monika Dannemann at the scene when the medics & cops arrived?
Because regardless of who's who, anyone wants to be somewhere else when the authorities come on the body of someone who died through illegal or questionable means. If she thought she could have gotten away with it, the story would have been that she hadn't seen him in a week.



2) Why was the alcohol level in his blood measured low in the autopsy when he was drenched in red wine?Because he passed out & spilled it. He took 9 reds! 2 or 3 will put you on your butt. The wine might have killed him outright. It was widely known at the time that Hendrix was into speedballs, but in this case, there was nothing to counteract the barbituate, & that shit's more powerful than heroin. He died because he puked & couldn't roll over, so he suffocated. Shit's badass. Scrip downers have probably killed more people than any other type of drug.

[JamesHunt]

[quote]1) Why wasn't Monika Dannemann at the scene when the medics & cops arrived?
Because regardless of who's who, anyone wants to be somewhere else when the authorities come on the body of someone who died through illegal or questionable means. If she thought she could have gotten away with it, the story would have been that she hadn't seen him in a week.


[quote]

well that's bollox, everyone in Jimmi's circle knew she was his GF, if only for a few days. she was gonna have to answer questions anyway :roll:

Why wasn't she there when the medics & cops were there, where the fuck was she???

[SugaSweet]

One strange unsolved death was the death of Beatles manager Brian Epstein.Some insiders to the group claim the Beatles being in India gave them the perfect alibi to show no involvement in Mr. Epsteins 'accidental' overdose.The Beatles were in India at the time of Brian's death and more than a few people thought Brian was set up for this overdose by someone close to one of the four group members.Former Beatles road manager Mal Evans was in the final phases on writing an insiders book on the Beatles when he was also killed by the LA Police Dept. during a domestic dispute call in 1976.All nothing but a remote possibility,but Scotland Yard could still reopen an investigation instead of just writing it off as an accidental overdose.