When the pictures come from The National Enquirer, you really need to consider the source. Also, the doctor making this prognosis was doing so based on the pictures. Didn't we all jump on the idiot in Congress a few years ago for diagnosing that woman in Florida using a short video clip?

Let's take this to a conspiracy level and say people are putting out this news to get the stock price to drop a bit so they can snap it up and wait for the retraction of the article and the stock goes back up, they make a pretty penny.

So let me get this straight. Pictures published in The National Enquirer, likely next to ones of Elvis boarding a UFO, given to a doctor to make a determination of his remaining time here among the living. Didn't that doctor in Congress get his ass handed to him for making a diagnosis over a video link for the vegetable girl in Florida? Are we sure this is the least bit credible? Even if the photos are real and current, I find the doctor's assessment this way to be woefully inappropriate.

I figured most people would just attempt to hire an undercover cop. That's what I always see on TV.