New York: A Los Angeles pharmacist has alleged that late actress Brittany Murphy used aliases to buy drugs.
Eddie Bubar, owner of Eddie’s Pharmacy, claims he has more than 100 prescriptions he filled for Brittany, her husband Simon Monjack and mother Sharon Murphy between January 2008 and August 2009.
The ‘Just Married’ actress bought drugs such as Vicodin, hydrocodone, Klonopin from the pharmacy.
Bubar alleges one of the aliases Murphy used was "Lola Manilow Murphy."
However, he had cut off the beauty and her family just months before her death, fearing something was wrong.
"We thought there was going to be an accident there," the New York Post quoted him as telling a news website.
Apparently, another pharmacy has come up with names Murphy used as aliases, which include "Kathelyn Moore" and "Faith Gosselin."
Meanwhile, Monjack admitted using aliases but claimed the family had themselves stopped going to Eddie’s Pharmacy.
He said: "You know how this town is. We’re the ones who cut Eddie’s Pharmacy off."
ANI
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