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Anna Nicole Smith’s Prescription Woes Revealed

Once Anna Nicole Smith’s found out she was pregnant, she attempted to go “cold turkey” for her addiction to prescription pills back in 2006.

But after trying, she went back to the habit and began again, claimed a psychiatrist who treated her and who testified on Monday.

Anna Nicole Smith Was Focus of FBI Investigation

Coming as a posthumous report, new details reveal that the FBI investigated Anna Nicole Smith for her role in a plot to kill her tycoon husband’s son before the issue was dropped after her death.

The just released records from the feds tell that Anna Nicole was investigated in 2000 and 2001 for her possible role in a murder-for-hire plot against E. Pierce Marshall.

Anna Nicole Smith: Pharmaceutical Suicide

A Los Angeles pharmacist told Anna Nicole Smith’s doctor that the drugs prescribed to her after her son died were “pharmaceutical suicide,” according to documents written by state officials.

The documents were part of an investigation on Smith’s doctors, psychiatrist Khristine Eroshevich and internist Sandeep Kapoor dealing with her overdose back in 2007.

Howard K Stern Enters Not Guilty Plea

It’s been over two years since her fatal overdose, and to no surprise, Anna Nicole Smith is still being talked about, but this time it involves a courthouse and a judge.

Earlier today (May 13), Smith’s ex lawyer/lover Howard K. Stern pleaded not guilty on felony charges that he conspired with two doctors to give Anna Nicole hundreds of prescription drugs.

Howard K. Stern: Delayed Arraignment

A judge has made the decision to delay the arraignment of Howard K. Stern for felony charges, following claims that he had conspired with two doctors to give Anna Nicole Smith hundreds of prescription drugs leading to her death in 2007.

The date is now changed to May 13 at Los Angeles Superior Court, said Court Commissioner Kristi Lousteau. 40-year-old Stern, 61-year-old Dr. Khristine Eroshevich and 40-year-old Dr. Sandeep Kapoor will all enter their pleas.