The mystery surrounding Brittany Murphy’s widow Simon Monjack has just doubled after it emerged the producer and writer left a strange message on his own cell phone answer machine before he died last month.
Investigators found the eerie message, left on the day Monjack died, in his voicemail on his phone. In it, he says, “I need to go to the hospital. I have a fever.”
Later on in the recording, obtained by TMZ.com, Murphys’ mother Sharon can be heard saying, “Tell them you have a fever.” It’s unclear who ‘them’ is.
The cause of Monjack’s death has yet to be determined.
Last week, Monjack’s mother accused Sharon of ignoring her pleas to call a doctor in the hours before the filmmaker’s death.
Sharon Murphy found the director unconscious at the Hollywood Hills home he once shared with his late wife. Paramedics determined he had suffered a cardiac arrest and pronounced him dead at the scene.
Monjack’s mother Linda claims she pleaded with his ex-mother-in-law to get Monjack medical help because she was so concerned about him on the night before he passed away.
She told Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper, “I’d pleaded with Sharon over and over during those last hours to get medical help, to get him to a hospital, but she didn’t… I’d call and he wasn’t even able to respond. It was at this point that I demanded to speak to Sharon, and I told her, ‘Please, please call the doctor. Get him to hospital. Please just get him some help’. She told me that she’d ‘been through this before’ and that Simon was over the worse.”
Sharon Murphy’s publicist, Roger Neal, has slammed Monjack’s accusations, insisting she did everything she could to help the filmmaker.

source: torontosun.com

Simon Monjack’s mother has accused Brittany Murphy’s mum Sharon of ignoring her pleas to call a doctor in the hours before the filmmaker’s death.
Sharon Murphy found the director unconscious at the Hollywood Hills home he once shared with his late wife in May. Paramedics determined he had suffered a cardiac arrest and pronounced him dead at the scene. The “Clueless” star died in December 2009 after collapsing at the same property.
Monjack’s mother Linda has now taken aim at Sharon – alleging she pleaded with her to get Monjack medical help because she was so concerned about him on the night before he passed away. Linda Monjack claims she spoke to Sharon and ordered her to get him to a hospital.
She tells Britain’s Daily Mail, “I’d pleaded with Sharon over and over during those last hours to get medical help, to get him to a hospital, but she didn’t… I’d call and he wasn’t even able to respond.
It was at this point that I demanded to speak to Sharon, and I told her, ‘Please, please call the doctor. Get him to hospital. Please just get him some help’. She told me that she’d ‘been through this before’ and that Simon was over the worse.”
“I phoned again at 4 A.M. and Sharon told me Simon had vomited up a black substance and his eyes had been rolling in his head. I asked her if he was unconscious, but she told me he was sleeping. At 7 A.M. she called, sobbing hysterically, saying Simon was dead. I cannot describe the pain.”
But Sharon Murphy’s publicist, Roger Neal, has slammed Monjack’s accusations, insisting she did everything she could to help the filmmaker. He says, “When she found Simon, he had already passed away. The moment she found him, she called 911 for help. Sharon loved Simon like a son, and he loved her like a mom. They had a close mother-son relationship. She is devastated.”

Source: aceshowbiz.com

According to reports …
Simon Monjack- husband of Brittany Murphy who died last month- had two secret children, according to reports.
TMZ says emails have been found by his family which indicate that he owed two women child support money.
It’s also claimed that he had sent one woman nearly £40,000 before his death. The information has reportedly been passes to coroners investigating the Brit’s death.
Monjack died five months after his actress wife. Murphy’s death was ruled an accident, after she took a large amount of prescription medication to treat a cold.
Her final film Abandoned is likely to be released later this year.

source: MTV

Oh my God.

Five months after the death of actress Brittany Murphy, her husband, British screenwriter Simon Monjack, was found dead Sunday night in the couple’s Hollywood home, according to the Los Angeles County coroner’s office.

Monjack, 39, was pronounced dead after the Los Angeles Fire Department was called to the residence for a medical emergency, say authorities. Police spokesman Sgt. Louie Lozano said the preliminary cause of death was natural causes, but investigators remained at the scene.

Law enforcement sources told the Hollywood Reporter that Brittany’s mother, Sharon, discovered Monjack around 9:30, unresponsive, and called 911.

Murphy, 32, died in December due to pneumonia, an iron deficiency and multiple drug intoxication. The couple, who married in 2007, had no children.

After Murphy’s death, a Los Angeles coroner official, Assistant Chief Ed Winter, told PEOPLE: “This death could’ve been preventable. Murphy was planning on seeing a doctor, but she unfortunately passed away before she did. This was a case of a person with pneumonia who was anemic [having a low blood count] who was taking medication when she should’ve been getting medical treatment.”

In an interview with PEOPLE in January, Monjack maintained that his wife had visited a doctor. “I took very good care of my wife … She was on an antibiotic and she was taking cough medicine and doing all the right things,” he said.

Regarding concern from Murphy’s friends that Monjack should be investigated, Winter said: “He was never considered a suspect. No one’s criminally liable here because this has been ruled an accident.”

Almost six months after his former co-star and girlfriend Brittany Murphy died unexpectedly at the age of 32, Ashton Kutcher says he still cannot make sense of her passing.

In his first in-depth public comments about Murphy’s death, Kutcher told ABC’s “Nightline,” “I don’t think you can [make sense of her death]. I don’t know if you try to make sense of it or not. I just celebrate who she was. She was like the person who walked in the room and she was always, like, the first person to dance.

“You know when you go to a party and everybody is standing around and the music is going and, you know, sooner or later everyone is going to dance,” he continued. “She was always the first person to dance. And I just try to connect to that and celebrate who she was and how she was and not make sense of it, ’cause there is no sense of making sense of it.”

MTV News got an inside look at Kutcher and Murphy’s relationship when we visited the set of their 2003 film, “Just Married.” “I learn something from that girl every day. She is a pro,” he said. “She just brings it, man. She’s really, really awesome. She makes me smile every day. She shows me something about my job every day. She’s the best, man. I’ll do anything with her, any movie, hands down.”

But the couple eventually split and Murphy was long dogged by rumors of drug abuse and eating disorders. Her death in December 2009 was officially ruled a result of pneumonia. By that point, the former flames had largely lost touch.

“I mean, she came in, we were casting a TV show that we were producing, and I wanted her to play this role in it,” Kutcher said. “And she came in, and I got to see her probably about two months before she passed away.”

from mtv.com