Brittany Murphy & Simon Monjack: The Mold Did It

Brittany Murphy 1977 2009 Brittany Murphy & Simon Monjack: The Mold Did It

Holy frijoles, whip out your bleach bottles and sponges and tackle that bathroom shower now, because MOLD IS YOUR ENEMY. This is not a joke, this is red alert, people. Mold kills.

The Los Angeles County Department of Health has taken over the investigation into the deaths of actress Brittany Murphy and her husband Simon Monjack. The youngish couple died five months apart in the same house in Los Angeles. The cause of death in both cases was found to be pneumonia and anemia. The LA County Department of Health knows that mold can be a contributing factor in respiratory illnesses, because it had turned up in the investigation into Brittany Murphy’s death, but was found to be irrelevant. Then, Simon Monjack died and mold came up again in the investigation. Clearly mold had it out for the Murphy-Monjack household.

It was a more than a little weird that Brittany Murphy and Simon Monjack were felled in almost exactly the same way within months of each other. Surely there were conspiracy theorists with a lot of time on their hands trying to come up with a theory as to why two healthy-ish Hollywood D-listers would  mysteriously die in almost identical conditions in almost identical locations with almost identical causes of death. There is probably an E! True Hollywood story already in production. But did any of these conspiracy theorists ever pick up a microscope and start looking for mold? Probably not. Because mold is not glamorous or pretty or even that interesting. It is merely a serial killer. A silent sociopath who takes the down best-ish and the brightest-ish and even tried to take out Kirk a.k.a. Bachelor Number Four from ABC’s The Bachelorette. Maybe Corey Haim’s death should be re-opened, too, eh? Mold clearly has it out for young-ish Hollywood.

However this investigation turns out, let it be known: Mold is an asshole.

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  • traven

    Ugh. Where’s the Clorox?

  • http://fawnlikeadeer.blogspot.com Fawn Amber

    Seriously, seriously scary stuff.

  • MammaJuana

    guess it wasn’t drugs after all.

  • Eloise

    Mold is deadly serious. My son had asthma all because of mold. Get a professional because bleach won’t cut it.

  • http://www.theanviltree.com Sarah Lena

    Mold is an asshole.

    Although Simon Monjack was clearly a douche. (RIP.)

  • fyreflynight

    I had to move from a house I liked because mold was causing respiratory problems. Everyone should have their house checked for mold. Also, no one should vent the dryer under a house they’re renting to other people. Idiots.

  • DianaCLT

    I almost had to miss our honeymoon, due to mold. We were renting a townhome, that leaked from the ceiling, AND from the ground-up (El Nino year). Visible mold upstairs and downstairs – that the effing landlord wanted to handle with Clorox (IT DOESN’T WORK!). Already-asthmatic me acquired a massive lung infection from the massive amounts of mold. Took 4 1/2 months and loads of antibiotics to finally beat. Mold IS a bitch. Thankfully, lungs healed in the nick of time. Tangent jump: if you can get to Belize and Guatemala, I highly recommend it.

  • Karen

    Yep, I am highly allergic to mold and ended up with anaphylaxis and a lovely ER trip courtesy of mold (and probably dust, as well, which I’m also allergic to). I can sniff it out. Be ye vigilant, people!

  • habanerogal

    Erin Brocovitch would be livid and probably start up a a huge lawsuit

  • bart

    our bathroom tiles are loose. i think we are going to rip those tiles up tonight.

  • UGotStyle

    I’m a property manager in Redondo Beach for the last 3 years. I’m in the process of finalizing my move due to mold.

    Within my first year in my apartment I had the misfortune of assisting the police to find one of my tenants dead. His apartment had mold but no one in my management company took that serious.

    Later I was going to the hospital / ER which totaled 14 separate times. Including by Ambulance 5 of those. I personally had the mold tested and proved it was toxic. Later I learn 4 deaths in a span of 7 years in a complex of 30 people. between 50 – 73 years old

    Brittany’s pneumonia and anemia are both symptoms of toxic mold exposure. I had a low red blood cell count too. In my case the management also knows it’s hard to prove and it took citations from the city to even get them to remove the moldy film covering windows but even LA county doesn’t test toxicity of mold.

    4 deaths, tenants living in moldy conditions and no lawyer seems to feel this case is big enough to pursue. So you can imagine why Sharon would refrain from confirming such suspicions.

    Feel free to contact me with questions about toxic mold. I’ll point you in the right direction. paul@ugotstyle.com.