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The former nanny of Michael Jackson's three children said she regularly had to pump his stomach to remove cocktails of painkillers, British newspapers reported today. Grace Rwaramba, who was abruptly sacked by Jackson in December, also spoke of her fears for the future of the children following his death and has flown to Los Angeles from Europe hoping to be reunited with them. The Jackson family are angry at the unanswered questions surrounding the star's final hours, amid reports that the singer's doctor Conrad Murray injected him with the painkiller Demerol shortly before his death. Rwaramba, 42, said in comments reported by The Sunday Times that the star was addicted to narcotic painkillers. "I had to pump his stomach many times. He always mixed so much of it. "There was one period that it was so bad that I didn't let the... [read full story]
Redskins secondary coach Jerry Gray will be named head coach at the University of Memphis, according to a report by Joe Schad of ESPN.com. The Redskins will practice at 11:30 today and Jim Zorn and Gray, who is the defensive...
may not be in head coach Mike D'Antoni's long term plans. Odds of him being moved before the deadline: 60/40 Monta Ellis: Monta hung 37 points on the Mavericks last night and is clearly the focal point of the Warriors offense,...
I remember the first time I ate at Cracker Barrel. It was Thanksgiving 1994, about three months after moving to Nashville to attend Belmont University. One of my friends invited me to join her and I ordered your typical...
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