Bahamian Police Visit Smith's Home

Police investigating the death of reality TV star Anna Nicole Smith's 20-year-old son made several visits to the star's waterfront mansion in the Bahamas Monday.

Authorities have said they do not suspect foul play in the Sept. 10 death of Daniel Smith, who died while visiting his mother in her hospital room three days after giving birth.

Royal Bahamas Police Force Assistant Commissioner Reginald Ferguson says, "I know officers have visited the house several times to speak with them about different things, but I don't know if it was necessarily to search the place."

Ferguson, who declined to say what information the officers were seeking, said police expect to report their conclusions in the coming days to the attorney general, who will then determine whether a jury inquest into the death is necessary.

American pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht, who was hired by the 38-year-old former Playboy playmate, has said Daniel Smith died from a lethal combination of methadone and two antidepressants.

Bahamian investigators returned a week ago from California where they interviewed people, including a doctor for the young man.

Last week, Smith's lead attorney in the Bahamas quit, citing disagreements on strategy and her decision to exchange vows with her boyfriend before making funeral arrangements for her son.

Stern Lashes Out at Mom's Murder Claims Anna Nicole Smith's attorney and lover, Howard K. Stern, has hit back at shocking claims made by the actress/model's mother suggesting he may have had a hand in the death of the busty blonde's son Daniel.

Virgie Arthur shocked America last weekend when she appeared on CNN newswoman Nancy Grace's show and warned her daughter to look out for Stern.

Holding back tears, her mother advised, "Be very careful about who you hang around with--because you may be next."

Arthur went so far as to suggest that Stern is trying to get his hands on the millions her daughter looks set to inherit from her ex-husband, oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall.

She added, "If Howard Stern marries her and she ends up dead, then who does the money go to? "

I just know that Danny didn't kill himself. He did not overdose himself."

But an angry Stern, who claims to be the father of Smith's newborn baby girl Dannilynn, says, "Absolutely nothing criminal occurred."