Confessions of a Canadian Stripper

I think this whacked out star of A Shot at Love knows more about Casey Johnson’s death than she is letting on

If Casey Johnson was as bad off as the medical examiner probing the cause of her death says she was, the question everybody should be asking then is, “Where in the f***k does Tila Tequila fit in in all this,” after all she was apparently the dead heiress’s fiancée, and as fiancées go–they tend to have their future husband and wife’s best interests at heart, right?

After reading what the coroner said about the Johnson & Johnson heiress not taking her diabetes problem serious enough, serious enough to like take her insulin shots as most rational diabetics with a smidgen of common sense do–I’d have to say that her fiancée should have done something about it, and don’t anybody dare suggest that that drunken and stupid bitchface who referred to Casey as “wifey” shouldn’t have known better.

Tila could have done something, like pick up a phone and call somebody to express her concerns *(and yeah she would have had some–you know that fiancée thing she had going for her), but she didn’t.

Don’t anybody think that Tila didn’t know what was going on either. She had to have known something wasn’t right, after all, according to her they were getting married.

Obviously “the party”, especially one that somebody else is paying for–Casey in this particular instance, took priority over duty of care when it came to Tila’s fiancée.

At the very least, Confessions is thinking that Tila should be called to task for her negligence, that she should answer for what amounts to her pretty much being an enabler in the death of Casey Johnson, and for turning a blind eye to what was going on. Think about it; having a fiancée, caring enough about that fiancée to make sure she was alright, looking after herself, common sense–things like that, blah, blah, and blah. Funny how people were so quick to pin the death of Anna Nicole Smith and Michael Jackson on somebody close to them, and yet nobody is questioning the role Tila Tequila might have played in her lover’s death before her body was discovered.

Sure the argument can be made in the deaths of Jackson and Smith that, the complicity by somebody close to them is obvious, but I don’t think anybody should be closing the book on the possibility that Tila might have had something to do with Casey’s death, or may have even known about it before her body was discovered. It isn’t out of the realm of possibilities, and Tila’s actions after that death hit the headlines, hmm… It was a little over-the-top don’t you think, a tell-tale sign if you look for it, that Tila was going out of her way to play the grieving lover, if you know what I mean.

Yeah, I think it is pretty safe to assume that if Tila had been more on the ball and shown a little more concern for her “wifey” (those days leading up to the discovery of Casey’s body being of concern when it comes to Tila and what she was really going on with her prior to the discovery) Casey would probably be alive to day.

I could be way off base about this, but those few days before anybody discovered Casey’s body, what if Tila already knew that was Casey dead, I mean after all, that fiancée thing she had going on could have meant what, that she would have made more than just one effort to contact Casey in the days leading up to the discovery of her body, right?

Something isn’t sitting right with Confessions as far as what Tila knows about the how and the why Casey died, and yeah, there is little doubt in Confessions’ mind that Tila knows a whole lot more about Casey’s story than she is letting on.