PRINCE WITH CAT IN THE 80'S His son's name is Jordan he was named after the Jordan River. He is A singer that goes by the Artist Name Capriccio Caesar. Sounds like A normal enough name given who his father is. Prince has always been weird, odd & very Mysterious. But the details of how he kept his son A secret from the world is about to show you how odd and mysterious the world of Prince really is.
Here is A sample of his work. This song is called Lean. He sounds like A New updated version of his father.
There is A New hope for Prince legacy to live on outside his music. Word has got out that the Purple Rain singer Prince has A son, that he has been hiding from the world. The Purple one (Prince) has always been A very secretive person. Witchy sez : You be the judge ... if indeed Jordan is Prince's son , he will inherited it all . ... oh how the plot thickens ...HeHe
DNA Testing Approved judge has authorisze the release of a sample of Prince's blood so his DNA can be analyzed in the event of a paternity claim. The order was approved at the request of the special administrator of Prince’s estate, Bremer Trust, to obtain the blood sample from the Midwest Medical Examiner, which conducted the autopsy on the singer's body. Minnesota District Court Judge Kevin Eide said that parentage issues might arise as the probate case goes forward. Prince was found dead at age 57 at his Minnesota home last month. He had one child with his first wife, Mayte Garcia, in 1996, but the boy died just days after being born. The exact value of Prince's estate has not yet been disclosed but his music catalogue alone has been estimated at over $500m. Administrators of his estate said earlier this week they still had not found a will. In the absence of a will, six siblings or half-siblings of the star have been listed as his heirs in court documents. Investigators are still trying to establish how Prince died, but they are looking into whether prescription painkillers played a role. They want to interview a California doctor and his son about a prescription drug the son may have given to Prince before he was found dead. Police in California say they want to know if Dr Howard Kornfeld and son Andrew Kornfeld had a longer term medical relationship with Prince. They say neither is accused of wrong-doing. Witchy sez : Prince was in constant pain. people who live with pain often have to take opioids. unfortunately, they build up a resistance and tend to up their dosage to handle the pain.
Thomson Reuters MICHAEL HOLDEN May 5th 2016 LONDON (Reuters) -- British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Thursday he would not apologize to Donald Trump after he became the Republican party's presumptive presidential candidate for calling his proposed ban on Muslims entering the United States stupid and wrong.
Cameron made the comment about Trump after the reality TV star and real estate developer vowed last December to ban all Muslims from entering the United States if he succeeded in his bid to become the next U.S. president. "I won't change that view and I don't change that view and I'm very clear that the policy idea that was put forward was wrong, is wrong and will remain wrong, so I'm very clear about that," Cameron told reporters when asked if he would now apologize. However, Cameron did pay tribute to Trump for effectively clinching his party's nomination this week after the departure of his two remaining rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich. "Knowing the grueling nature of the primaries and what you have to go through, anyone who makes it through that extraordinary contest to lead their party into a general election deserves our respect," he said.
May 5 (Reuters) - Music superstar Prince's autopsy found the painkiller Percocet in his system, the Minneapolis Star Tribune and KSTP-TV reported on Thursday, citing sources close to the investigation. Prince also had a dangerously low red blood cell count, indicating he had been ill, Minneapolis ABC affiliate KSTP-TV said, citing two unnamed law enforcement officials. A spokeswoman for the local medical examiner's office that conducted a post-mortem examination of Prince declined to confirm the reports. The cause of Prince's death remained undetermined. The medical examiner's office said in late April the autopsy and toxicology results could take weeks. The news reports came after federal authorities said on Wednesday they were joining the investigation into Prince's death. The Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Attorney's office in Minnesota will bring federal resources to the local investigation and expertise on the illegal use and trafficking of prescription drugs, the U.S. Attorney's office said. Also on Wednesday, a lawyer for a California addiction doctor said Prince's representatives had contacted the doctor the evening before his death, adding that the doctor had planned to visit Prince for a "life-saving mission." The 57-year-old Prince was found dead on April 21 at his Paisley Park home-studio complex in a Minneapolis suburb. Prescription opioid medication was found at the scene, a law enforcement source told Reuters. Dr. Howard Kornfeld, who runs Recovery Without Walls, a clinic in Mill Valley, California, planned to fly to Minnesota on April 22, his lawyer William Mauzy said. In the meantime, his son, Andrew Kornfeld, a clinic staff member, traveled to Minnesota on April 21 for an initial discussion. When Andrew Kornfeld arrived at Paisley Park, Prince was not available, Mauzy said. A staff member found the artist unconscious in an elevator, and Kornfeld called 911. (Reporting by Suzannah Gonzales; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe) Stay tuned ... updates as they come in .
Thursday, May 5 FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta (AP) — Alberta declared a state of emergency Wednesday as crews frantically held back wind-whipped wildfires that have already torched 1,600 homes and other buildings in Canada's main oil sands city of Fort McMurray, forcing more than 80,000 residents to flee. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said fire had destroyed or damaged an estimated 1,600 structures. Flames are being kept from the downtown area thanks to the "herculean'" efforts of firefighters, said Scott Long of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency. No injuries or fire related fatalities have been reported. The fire appeared near the airport late Wednesday where crews were on site. All commercial flights in and out of Fort McMurray have been suspended. Unseasonably hot temperatures combined with dry conditions have transformed the boreal forest in much of Alberta into a tinder box. Fort McMurray is surrounded by wilderness in the heart of Canada's oil sands — the third largest reserves of oil in the world behind Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. Danielle Larivee, Alberta's minister of municipal affairs, said the fire is actively burning in residential areas. More than 250 firefighters are battling the blaze. An update from the Municipality of Wood Buffalo later in the evening indicated the fire was continuing to claim homes and had destroyed a new school. Fatalities have been reported from a collision on a nearby highway but she was unaware if it was related to the evacuation or fire. There were haunting images of scorched trucks, charred homes and telephone poles, burned out from the bottom up, hanging in the wires like little wooden crosses. Some residents were evacuated for a second time late Wednesday when they were told to leave their emergency accommodations in the nearby hamlet of Anzac. Officials said changing weather patterns forced the move. There had been 2,500 evacuees registered at the local recreation center, although it was not known how many were still there when they were told to get on buses for Edmonton further to the south. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley flew up to survey the situation, and tweeted pictures of the fire from above. "The view from the air is heartbreaking," she wrote The blaze effectively cut Fort McMurray in two late Tuesday, forcing about 10,000 north to the safety of oil sands work camps. The other 70,000 or so were sent streaming south in a bumper-to-bumper snake line of cars and trucks that stretched beyond the horizon down Highway 63. Some vehicles sat in ditches, the victims of engine trouble or a lack of gas. Firefighters were working to protect critical infrastructure, including the only bridge across the Athabasca River and Highway 63, the only major route to the city in or out. Notley called it the biggest evacuation in the history of the province. Federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale called it one of the largest fire evacuations in Canadian history, if not the largest. "It's a community of 88,000 people that's been totally evacuated," Goodale said. "This is going to take a while to recover." Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said while the full extent of the damage isn't yet known he called it "absolutely devastating" and said there's a loss on a scale that's hard to imagine. Trudeau said he's offered the province his government's full support. He encouraged Canadians to support friends and donate to the Red Cross. Trudeau noted climate change is contributing to an increase in extreme weather and fires but said it's difficult to establish a direct link.[ I do so think PM Trudeau is making a good point .] Most oil sands projects are well north of the community, while the worst of the flames were on the city's south side. Allen said he's not aware of any threat to oil facilities but called the fire a "moving animal." Notley said about 10,000 evacuees moved north where oil sands work camps were being pressed into service to house evacuees. The bulk of the evacuees fled south to Edmonton and elsewhere, and officials said they eventually would like to move everyone south. Shell said it has shut down production at its Shell Albian Sands mining operations— about 60 miles north of the city — so they can focus on getting families out of the region. Suncor, the largest oil sands operator, said it is reducing production at its regional facility - about 15 miles north of the city. Many other companies evacuated non-essential staff. Chelsie Klassen, a spokeswoman for The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, said all large oil sands facilities have emergency crews and plans for forest fires, noting all personnel would be evacuated and facilities would be properly shut to minimize the damage. She noted 80 percent of the oil sands is located deep underground and can only be extracted through a drilling process. The remaining twenty percent is minable from the surface and predominantly located north of Fort McMurray. She said it can burn under certain circumstances, however oil sands would burn at a much slower pace considering its composition with sand. Former National Hockey League player Doug Sulliman said he could see from his apartment balcony that both sides of the highway south were engulfed in flames and estimated hundreds of homes in the Beacon Hill suburb over the hill were destroyed. "You could hear the pop, pop, pop because of the propane tanks. The fire was just consuming these houses. It just destroyed the whole community," he said. He said the highway later opened and it was bumper to bumper and said there were many cars on the side of the road because service stations were out of fuel. "There was a Shell gas station that blew up and a Denny's next door. There was nothing but the foundation and it was still smoldering in flames," he said. Associated Press reporter Rob Gillies in Toronto contributed to this report.
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Business Insider BRYAN LOGAN reporting Following Donald Trump's primary win in Indiana on Tuesday, some are already sounding the death knell for the Republican Party. Among them was the New York Daily News, which featured a mock up of the GOP's mascot, apparently dead and resting in a casket, on its Wednesday cover. "Dearly beloved, we are gather here today to mourn the GOP, a once-great political party, killed by epidemic of Trump," the cover reads. Witchy sez : What a rude awakening for the republicans to realize their clown is still there . Did the Republican party realize when there is a problem , you can't hide your head in shell like a turtle ... you have to nip it in the bud or it will get bigger ...HMmmmmmm make you think of trump .... HeHe
Prince's riches might get split 7 ways instead of 6 because a woman is claiming she's entitled to a cut of the late singer's multi-million dollar estate. Lawyers for Darcell Johnston filed legal docs in Prince's probate case saying she's a beneficiary. Sources close to Prince's family tell us Darcell is claiming to be a long lost half sister ... same mother, but different father from the singer. We're told some members of Prince's family only learned of Darcell's existence a few days ago. We broke the story ... Prince didn't have a will, so by Minnesota law his estate should be split equally among his 6 surviving siblings. As special administrator of the estate, Bremer Trust bank will look into the legitimacy of Darcell's claim, although the court will have final say. We've reached out to Darcell to see if she had any relationship with Prince. So far no word back. Stay tune ...this only the beginning . Prince was cremated there will be lots more jumping at the money .
