What a shame-it sounds like she was very talented.

ODed on acetaminophen - man that is a ruthless way to go, it takes 24 hours before it shuts down your liver ( hepatic toxicity ). A unfortunate victim of schizophrenia would be my guess, very sad.

You don't get enough respect, FFF. That is a great point about O.D. on Tylenol.
Let me Quote: The schizo/paranoid is a big red flag here.

Edit: Good find, Brownie.

Very sad.

What if someone was actually after her though?
Just a thought.

If it were still yesterday (Ides of March) I'd say..."Watch your back."

huh?

Google "Ides of March."
It's the day the Romans assassinated Cesar.

Sad? Well, I guess in the aspect that any death is a shame. She was insane, but the idea that the book/movie caused her to commit suicide is even more insane.

People don't want to admit that their loved one had problems, that they didn't recognize it and try to help. No, they want to point fingers and blame someone else.

The most suicide-inducing thing about that book is how popular it is despite its craptacularity.

I see how you all cleverly planted a secret code in your comments!! but what does it mean?????

Very sad, but the problem here was mental illness, not the book.

*Smacks pulsisx around with a day old copy of Davinci Code*

Be nice. Hummph!

lol!

i thought that book was ridiculous..entertaining though