Anna Nicole's computer contains emails about drugs to doctors

Anna Nicole Smith

Washington, March 16: A computer which has attracted special focus from the cops probing model Anna Nicole Smith’s death, reportedly contains emails about drugs that she had sent to doctors.

Bahamian police and Seminole cops met this week, and discussed the contents in the computer on the former ‘Playboy’ playmate’s bedside in her room at the Hard Rock Hotel, Florida.

As per the sources’ account, the computer was Anna Nicole’s personal laptop, which she frequently used to communicate with her doctors in the US via e-mail, reports TMZ.

The wife of her bodyguard, Big Moe, was said to be using the computer before the model died.

Sources say that though the cops are not suspecting Moe’s wife of any misdeed, their main focus is on the information available on the computer.

Moe had recently told the police that the late model’s partner, Howard K. Stern, gave her drugs during the last months of her life, raising suspicion of foul play in her tragic death.

Reports also say that Medical Examiner Dr. Joshua Perper has interviewed people about Anna's drug use.

Snoop Dogg detained over suspected 'drugs use'

Snoop Dogg

12 March 2007 - Rapper Snoop Dogg was detained and investigated on suspicion of using illegal narcotics by Swedish police overnight Monday. He was released after questioning and drug tests.

The police stopped his car around 1:30 a.m. (1230 GMT), while he was headed to a party, following a concert in Stockholm's Globe Arena during which he performed with P. Diddy, reports AP.

According to Matts Brannlund, of the Stockholm police, Snoop Dogg and a female companion showed signs of drug use.

"He was deemed to be under the influence of narcotics," Brannlund said.

A small amount of narcotics was recovered from his car. However, Brannlund could not specify the type of narcotic and wasn't sure it belonged to Snoop Dogg.

The rapper was taken to a Police station and administered tests before being released after 5 a.m. (0400 GMT).

"He underwent some tests that will now be sent away for analysis," Brannlund said. "In two to three weeks, we'll know if he was on something."

If the tests come back positive, Snoop Dogg faces fines in conformity with Sweden’s tough narcotics laws.