Brittany Murphy was poisoned - toxicology report

Los Angeles attorney Mychal Wilson believes that Brittany’s case will be reopened, since a new report claims to have found high levels of heavy metals (usually found in rat poison) in her system. “In light of this new evidence, the Brittany Murphy case may be reopened for investigation depending on the veracity of the independent testing by The Carlson Company,” Mychal tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. “The Los Angeles County Coroners Office will most likely have to re-test on their own. Apparently, the LA County Coroner’s Office never tested for heavy metal poisoning.”

Former Federal Prosecutor Raoul Felder agrees that there is enough information for the LA County Coroners Office to “re-evaluate and look at their reports.” “Even when a perfectly healthy person goes to the hospital and there’s a bad report, they repeat the test. There are always errors,” explains Raoul. “You have to make sure the samples were not contaminated. The first thing to do is run the test again and let the LA County Medical Examiners office look into it.”



It is utterly bizarre that two adults, neither of who was over forty-one could possibly die in the same house of the exact same natural causes within months of each other. Many, including Brittany’s mother, have publically discussed a theory involving mold exposure, which would make a whole lot of sense considering Murphy and Monjack shared a house for years. This poisoning thing, however, is a completely new path, and as of press time, it’s unclear whether the actress’ mother or Monjack’s family give the claims any credence at all.