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Er hat sie, sie gehören ihm nicht. Er soll sie rausrücken. https://www.nme.com/news/music/mf-d...er-to-return-late-rappers-rhyme-books-3408076werde aus den mails nicht schlau und verstehe nicht, was genau vorgefallen ist. egon hat die bücher, weil sie in einer wohnung von doom waren und das gebäude abgerissen wurde und doom nicht da war? was meint egon damit, dass all kind of stuff in the dumpster war?
wenn egon diese bücher hat, ist das doch erbrechtlich klar: das gehört den erben. es müssten die erben einfach nur klagen und ein gericht würde entscheiden: gib die bücher den erben, wenn nicht, hat es konsequenzen. oder gehören die bücher vertraglich egon/stones throw und er gibt sie darum nicht raus und die erben wollen das aber aus moralischen gründen wieder haben?
das steht nicht in dem artikelEr hat sie, sie gehören ihm nicht. Er soll sie rausrücken. https://www.nme.com/news/music/mf-d...er-to-return-late-rappers-rhyme-books-3408076
Dumile Daniel Thompson - a successful rapper whose stage name was MF Doom - was being treated in St James's Hospital after he had suffered a severe and 'rare' reaction to blood pressure medication which he had just been prescribed.
Mr Thompson, 49, who was known to his family as Daniel, died in October 2020 after his condition suddenly deteriorated while he was in hospital, an inquest heard. He had been living in Leeds at the time.
She said Daniel had been fit and well but had developed a number of health conditions among them kidney disease which had led to weight gain and anxiety.
In a statement, Mrs Thompson said she and Daniel had five children together and had moved to the UK from the United States in 2010.
She said Daniel had been prescribed a new medication but, after just two doses, he developed breathing problems and had gone to the A&E department in Leeds. She said Daniel's tongue and throat had started to swell.
Following his death, Mrs Thompson raised a number of concerns about her husband's treatment at St James's Hospital and claimed he had been unable to alert medical staff to his deteriorating condition as his 'buzzer' was out of reach.
Mrs Thompson said her husband had phoned her in distress from the hospital as his swelling was getting worse and he was having trouble breathing. She claimed he had been placed in a room containing an 'old metal desk' and books, saying the room appeared to be "a hospital room a very long time ago," she told Wakefield Coroner's Court.
She said: "I don't want to say it was an old storage room...it wasn't set up. Maybe it was a room a long time ago. It did have a bed in it."
However, medics said the room was one of several similar rooms that were part of the emergency department.
Mrs Thompson was still on the phone to her distressed husband when she used a second phone to directly alert nurses who were on duty, she told the inquest hearing.
Mrs Thompson revealed that she couldn't visit her husband in hospital due to Covid pandemic restrictions. She said: "I was not able to see him until the 31st (of October) - that's when the respirator was turned off that was helping him breathe."
The inquest heard that on October 21 Daniel had complained that he couldn't breathe and tried to get off his hospital trolley before he collapsed and suffered respiratory arrest.
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