"I can only say what I've said before – it's not possible to completely rule out things," he continued. How would you put them together? Why were 10 put together instead of one or two? How did they get there? And it takes time to build up heavy metals in hair. "Take into consideration how someone would have gained access to 10 different heavy metals. The one thing that is absolute in science and in forensic science is cellular DNA," he said. "But impossible is a strong word that I don't like to use without absolute certainty. Is it impossible to rule out murder? Dr Wecht said that was hard to say. And then she had prescriptions to strong opiates. She had the financial means to see a doctor.
"Where in the world was her mother, her husband? Why didn't she receive proper medical care? I was just puzzled by all of it. THE HAIR TESTĭespite the coroner's finding that Murphy's death was accidental from natural causes, persistent rumours prompted her estranged father Angelo Bertolotti to get a private toxicology test to rule out any foul play. Just five months after the death of his late wife, Monjack was found dead in the master bedroom by Sharon. For anyone to even fathom that I would just sit and watch my only beloved daughter die and not get help instantly is beyond my way of thinking and despicable."Ī large amount of prescription drugs were reportedly found in the home, although Monjack claimed many of these were simply out of date medications. This is very disturbing that someone that was supposed to be mine and Brittany's friend, and someone who works for The Hollywood Reporter, would make statements that are 100-percent untrue. She stated: "As I am dealing daily with the heart-wrenching loss of my entire family, I am shocked by Mr. However, Sharon totally denied those claims in a statement to Entertainment Tonight in 2011. Brittany Murphy and her mother Sharon Murphy. Simon Monjack was a troubled English screenwriter and film director who became Brittany Murphys husband and some have blamed him for her death.
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