Mary Murphy: So You Think You Can SEX DRUGS ROCK & ROLL

Mary Murphy: So You Think You Can SEX DRUGS ROCK & ROLL

 

 

 

 

One of the "So You Think You Can Dance" judges, Mary Murphy, is being sued and accused of some major,major misbehavior.  A former manager, Mark Sanchez alleges the judge is a "desperate nymphomaniac".  TMZ reports:

 

Murphy is being sued by her ex-manager Michael Sanchez — who claims he was hired as Murphy's personal manager in 2006 … and practically saved her life … only to be kicked to the curb in 2010. 
 
In his suit, Sanchez claims Murphy was a NIGHTMARE … and he was constantly covering up her dangerous and scandalous behavior to protect her image. 
 
Among the claims, Sanchez says Murphy is a "desperate, cocaine-fueled nymphomaniac" who had "many inappropriate sexual relationships with 'So You Think You Can Dance' and 'Chelsea Lately' crew members."
 
Sanchez claims he once busted in to her apartment when she was unresponsive … and found Murphy high on drugs and in bed with a SYTYCD producer … with cocaine on the nightstand.
 
Sanchez also claims Murphy would violate FOX TV rules and U.S. game show laws by secretly coaching contestants behind the scenes. 
 
 
Update:  Mary Murphy's team tells TMZ:
 
  … they believe Sanchez is trying to embarrass Murphy on the eve of the show's Thursday premiere because she has sued him for double-dealing her over a show she was in — "Burn the Floor."  The lawyer for the former manager says:
 
Murphy's lawsuit has been put on hold because Sanchez has filed for bankruptcy. She's listed as a creditor.



Sanchez' lawyer tells TMZ … Mary filed her lawsuit right in the midst of negotiating a settlement between the two of them, adding, "Our lawsuit speaks for itself … We are confident Mary's weak attempt to get out front with a frivolous, error-filled action will have no impact on our fact-based lawsuit."
 
 
 
 
 

 

BREAKING NEWS: WHITNEY HOUSTON FULL AUTOPSY RELEASED

BREAKING NEWS: WHITNEY HOUSTON FULL AUTOPSY RELEASED

 

 

Whitney Houston's official autopsy has been released the L.A. County's Coroner's Office for Whitney Houston.  The official cause of death is accidental drowning with contributing factors of cocaine and heart disease   TMZ reports:

 

 

A "spoon with a white crystal-like substance on it" and a "white powdery substance" — which we know was later tested and determined to be cocaine — was found in the hotel room where Whitney Houston died … this according to the singer's final autopsy report.
 
The report , which gives a detailed description of Whitney's room when officials arrived, says "Located on the south portion of the counter was a small spoon with a white crystal-like substance in it and a rolled up piece of white paper, along with other miscellaneous items."
 
"Located in the top drawer, in the north side of the counter were remnants of a white powdery substance, and a portable mirror on a base." Officials found more white powder on the base of the mirror."
 
The report also states, "[Whitney] possibly overdosed on a narcotic substance, prescription medications, over the counter medications and alcohol."
 
According to the report, Whitney's body was discovered FACE DOWN in the bath tub … with a "bloody purge coming from her nose." Officials say there were no signs of foul play. 
 
The report notes Whitney had a history of substance abuse … which was evident by a "perforation of posterior nasal septum."
 
The singer's official cause of death is listed as accidental drowning — but heart disease and "chronic" cocaine use were contributing factors.
 
 
You can view the autopsy documents here
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Raffles Van Excel Not Suspicious In Whitney Houston Death Investigation?

Raffles Van Excel Not Suspicious In Whitney Houston Death Investigation?

 

 

 

Raffles Van Excel, the man who some have suspected of selling Whitney Houston's photo in the casket and susposedly wiping down the room  the day Whitney died is presumably free and clear of any suspicions or removing cocaine.  A few weeks ago, it was reported that van Excel told a Dutch newspaper that he did clean the room the Whitney died but didn't say what was removed.

 

Apparently TMZ is reporting that van Excel is not under any investigation for removing cocaine from the room as some cocaine was found in the room.  Some reports had surfaced last week that cocaine was removed and van Excel was being tagreted by police.  It is not the case.  He will go to the Beverly Hills PD next week with a lawyer to clear up everything.  

 

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Whitney Houston Death Updates: Cocaine Found In Room, Cissy Houston Speaks

Whitney Houston Death Updates: Cocaine Found In Room, Cissy Houston Speaks

 

 

White, powdery remnants were recovered at the scene of Whitney's death.  TMZ is reporting:

 

As for the quantity of cocaine that was found, official documents show one of the items police recovered was "white, powdery remnants." Sources tell us the powder was tested and it's cocaine.
 
We're told Beverly Hills detectives are NOT investigating rumors that someone removed cocaine from the room, because they're convinced it wasn't removed.
 
Sources directly involved in the investigation told TMZ early on … no illegal drugs were recovered from the room. We have circled back with these sources who now tell us they were unaware at the time that cocaine was present.
 
 
Cops are not investigating anyone who may have taken cocaine from the room because they are in possession of it and they are in the final stages of the investigation of Whitney's death.
 
 
 
As for her mother, she has done an interview exclusively with New York's My9 News which will air Monday.  The New York Daily reports:
 
 
“She accomplished a whole lot in the short time that she had here,” the renowned gospel singer said in an exclusive interview with Brenda Blackmon for My9’s “The 10 O’Clock News airing Monday.  She goes on to say“She was a wonderful person.”
 
 
Of her daughter, she said, “She was very special to me.”  She continued, “She was my only daughter, and a good one.”
 
“They think they know everything,” she said. “These people don’t know anything about her. The media doesn’t know what they are talking about.”
 
She also denied reports of Whitney being in debt.  She said,  “Whitney did not die broke. She’s not broke. She’s not anything … None of that crap.”
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Breaking News: Whitney Houston Death Updates

Breaking News: Whitney Houston Death Updates

 

 

If you haven't heard, Whitney Houston's official cause of death was "accidental drowning" with contributing factors of cocaine and heart disease.  Coroner Chief Craig Harvey did a press conference and said the cocaine in Whitney's system was "acute", meaning she used cocaine before her death.  The toxicology report indicated she was a chronic user.  Harvey said there was a 60% hardening of Whitney's arteries– a direct result using cocaine on a long-term basis. 

 

He says Whitney had constriction of the arteries which led to a cardiac episode.  Other drugs were found in her system:   Marijuana, Benadryl, Flexeril, and Xanax. They were at normal expected levels and had no overwhelming contributing factors in her death.  

 

 

TMZ reports that Cissy Houston was saddened by hearing the cause of her daughter's death and feels its like reliving her death all over again. Sources close to Cissy, who spoke with her, say she was shocked to learn that her daughter was using cocaine again and feels it may have been triggered by anxiety of her comeback.  She doesn't feel she used during the filming of "Sparkle".

 

People are also coming forward telling the entertainment blog that an individual removed all traces of cocaine from the scene. The person who removed the cocaine was also the person who supplied her with the cocaine.   Other items were removed including bedsheets.  The Beverly Hills PD says the case is still open.

 

Update: The man who some have accused of taking the photo of Whitney Houston in her casket, Raffles van Excel, is telling Dutch newspaper, The Telegraph, that he did clean Whitney's room that she died in so that it wouldn't lead to any suspicion of illegal activity, but he didn't admit what was removed.

He told The Telegraph,  "The room had to be emptied,"  He called himself "a highly respected entertainment consultant".

The coroner confirmed that there was cocaine in the singer's system which contributed to her demise.

 

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