Episode 3: Whitney Houston died on February 11, 2012 in Room 434 of the Beverly Hilton hotel. In this episode we walk through the details of Whitney's day leading up to the moment she is found in her tub.
Hosts George and Shakirah break down in detail the accounts of witnesses from Whitney's entourage including her assistant, Mary Jones, and manager, Pat Houston’s. We listen to the 911 call, discuss what police found when they entered the room, and begin dissecting the coroner's report.
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Links:
Tour of Beverly Hilton Room 434
911 Call
Resources:
County of Los Angeles. (2012). Coroner's Report (Case No. 2012-01022). Los Angeles, CA. Retrieved from abcnews.com
Seal, Mark. "The Devils in the Diva." Vanity Fair, June 2012.
“The Day Whitney Houston Died | Oprah's Next Chapter | Oprah Winfrey Network” (YouTube, 2012)
Whitney. Directed by Kevin Macdonald. Produced by Lisa Erspamer Entertainment, Lightbox, Roadside Attractions, and Miramax. 2018.
Whitney Houston & Bobbi Kristina: Didn't We Almost Have It All. Lifetime Television, 2021.
Yan, Holly and Denise Quan. "Music exec: Whitney Houston looked 'healthy and beautiful days earlier." CNN.com, 12 Feb., 2012.
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