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Originally Posted by ThePundit

The guy definitely has serious issues but it's pretty obvious that it was just a big misunderstanding. He mixed wrong medications - His agent/lover saw the empty pill bottle and took action - which was the right thing to do. Better be safe than sorry. Then the story took on a life of its own from a frenized media.

His agent/lover said one very moronic thing. She said he has "25 million reasons not to commit suicide." Someone should tell that genius that plenty of rich people kill themselves. Freddie Prinze, Hugh O'Connor, etc....Emotional distress doesn't discriminate.

Pundit is right that the hospital wouldnt release him if he was suicidal especially since he did ingest pills. This seems like a lot of people telling a lot of different stories and you have to pick one. Who do you believe? I still say Owens would benefit from a stay in hospital because I believed all the way back from the Owens/McNabb wars that the man had problems but I didnt think itd come out this way.

[EmpireWF]

Just to put the kaibosh on the whole thing, the Police have closed the case and termed it an "accidental overdose."

Here's the link to the story courtesy of BreitBart.com
Police: Owens Didn't Attempt Suicide.

[Lefty Noob]

Like everything in this case, this latest report has me shaking my head.

Like, how can the police rule it an accidental overdoes when Dallas police chief David Kunkle told reporters that he had "great confidence in the original officer report... The report in my opinion reflects what the officers were told and represents their best interpretation of what happened."

He says that it was not the definitive account, and that the facts were always changing. But facts don't change. They're facts. So what exactly happened between last night and tonight to have the Dallas police do such a 180 on this? If the response team bleeped up, then admit they bleeped up. If not, then what was it that changed over the past 24 hours?

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Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Like everything in this case, this latest report has me shaking my head.

Like, how can the police rule it an accidental overdoes when Dallas police chief David Kunkle told reporters that he had "great confidence in the original officer report... The report in my opinion reflects what the officers were told and represents their best interpretation of what happened."

He says that it was not the definitive account, and that the facts were always changing. But facts don't change. They're facts. So what exactly happened between last night and tonight to have the Dallas police do such a 180 on this? If the response team bleeped up, then admit they bleeped up. If not, then what was it that changed over the past 24 hours?

Yeah a lot of this doesnt make sense to me either. I guess well never know the true story...like the vegas marriage between Carmen Electra and Dennis Rodman.