One month later, it has still not been made public what killed Anna Nicole Smith, or exactly how she dies. There have been rumors and speculation and reports on Wednesday pointed to a homicide investigation. A report claimed that Bahamian officials visited South Florida, and held meetings at the state attorneys office's homicide division. It was reported that the meetings include Bahamian Police Commissioner Paul Farquharson, who is speaking with the Seminole Police on Anna Nicole Smith's death, according to The Miami Herald. Reginald Ferguson, the Bahamian assistant commissioner of police for crimes, told the paper, "Our police chief is over there now with some of our investigators," adding that since Smith resided in the Bahamas at the time of her death, Bahamian authorities have a mutual interest in the case.
Meanwhile, the Broward Medical Examiner says it hopes to have a decision sometime next week on the official cause of Anna Nicole's death on Feb. 8 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood.
Gay Socialites is reporting from a source close to the investigation claims that Anna Nicole Smith, just like her son Daniel, died of a lethal mix of drugs in her system. "The toxicology results show large amounts of Methadone in Anna Nicole Smith's system at the time of her death," the source told GaySocialites.com exclusively.
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An earlier report cites new computer evidence from a hard drive that was in the same hotel room where Anna died. In an earlier report it was detailed that the wife of Anna's bodyguard, Big Moe, was on a computer near Anna's bedside shortly before she died. Sources say Big Moe's wife is not the focus of the police, but that there is information on the computer that has piqued the interest of cops. Law enforcement sources in Florida say that the computer is the reason the release of the autopsy report was delayed.