Beverly Hills Publicist Ed Lozzi Says The Late Persis Khambatta Star Trek Star Was Killed In India
Beverly Hills Publicist Ed Lozzi Says The Late Persis Khambatta Star Trek Star Was Killed In India - Video
Beverly Hills Publicist Ed Lozzi Says The Late Persis Khambatta Star Trek Star Was Killed In India During our wide-ranging interview last Friday, Beverly Hills Publicist Ed Lozzi and I were talking memories about the Night of 100 Stars Party when what started as a brief mention of Star Trek, turned into a series allegation on the part of the long-time friend to the media. Ed Lozzi asserted that Indian supermodel and actress, and start of Star Trek The Motion Picture, was killed in what was then called Bombay and now called Mumbai. "Now we're getting political", said Lozzi, who was both publicist for and then boyfriend to the stunning woman who played the bald Lieutenant Ilia, who was the love interest of Captain Willard Decker played by the actor Stephen Collins. Ed contends that, contrary to reports that form a party line, Persis was killed because she campaigned for Indira Ghandi, whom she loved. Lozzi says that religious fanatics wanted Ghandi and Persis dead. "She constantly complained (to Ed) of being followed," Ed said. And yet nothing was done to give her the necessary protection. On his corporate website Lozzi writes that: Then the problems for Persis and those who loved her began. Her mind and body began to deteriorate. She campaigned for Indira Ghandi, whom she loved. Religious fanatics wanted Ghandi and Persis dead. Death threats were the norm for Persis. She fluffed them off. They murdered Indira Ghandi. Then they murdered Persis in Bombay in 1998. Yes, murder. The media questioned the details of the death of Persis Khambatta. They wanted to know why there was no autopsy from the Bombay hospital where she disappeared after the hospital announced her death as a heart attack. Investigators for the media in the US and London found that she was constantly threatened by those who murdered Indira Ghandi. It would be very easy to inject air into her heart or turn a switch off in a hospital room. We know what happened. Persis reported her threats to Indian law enforcement officials constantly. After her death those records disappeared. The death notice including IMDB states: death by heart attack. That is not certain. There is no autopsy. I will never forget our brief encounter. Demons entered her life. She fled back to her native India where her demons caught up with her. Always remembered. Lozzi says that Ms. Khambatta had been a strong supporter of Indira Gandhi and even campaigned for her before her assassination. Indeed, it is reported that In 1982, Persis Khambatta was introduced to the then prime minister, who said to her, "Who doesn't know Persis? She is the pride of India." Indira Gandhi was assassinated at 9:29 a.m. on October 31st, 1984 at her residence in Safdarjung Road, New Delhi. It is said that she was killed by her Sikh bodyguards Satwant Singh and Beant Singh in the aftermath of Operation Blue Star. It is written that few outside India know about the events leading up to her death. But, it is clear that there was a cycle of violence between the Sikh militants and the government. Clearly, there is much that is not written about Ms. Khambatta and given the torid and violent politics of the time, Ed Lozzi may be on to something. Stay tuned.
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Beverly Hills Publicist Ed Lozzi Says The Late Persis Khambatta Star Trek Star Was Killed In India During our wide-ranging interview last Friday, Beverly Hills Publicist Ed Lozzi and I were talking memories about the Night of 100 Stars Party when what started as a brief mention of Star Trek, turned into a series allegation on the part of the long-time friend to the media. Ed Lozzi asserted that Indian supermodel and actress, and start of Star Trek The Motion Picture, was killed in what was then called Bombay and now called Mumbai. "Now we're getting political", said Lozzi, who was both publicist for and then boyfriend to the stunning woman who played the bald Lieutenant Ilia, who was the love interest of Captain Willard Decker played by the actor Stephen Collins. Ed contends that, contrary to reports that form a party line, Persis was killed because she campaigned for Indira Ghandi, whom she loved. Lozzi says that religious fanatics wanted Ghandi and Persis dead. "She constantly complained (to Ed) of being followed," Ed said. And yet nothing was done to give her the necessary protection. On his corporate website Lozzi writes that: Then the problems for Persis and those who loved her began. Her mind and body began to deteriorate. She campaigned for Indira Ghandi, whom she loved. Religious fanatics wanted Ghandi and Persis dead. Death threats were the norm for Persis. She fluffed them off. They murdered Indira Ghandi. Then they murdered Persis in Bombay in 1998. Yes, murder. The media questioned the details of the death of Persis Khambatta. They wanted to know why there was no autopsy from the Bombay hospital where she disappeared after the hospital announced her death as a heart attack. Investigators for the media in the US and London found that she was constantly threatened by those who murdered Indira Ghandi. It would be very easy to inject air into her heart or turn a switch off in a hospital room. We know what happened. Persis reported her threats to Indian law enforcement officials constantly. After her death those records disappeared. The death notice including IMDB states: death by heart attack. That is not certain. There is no autopsy. I will never forget our brief encounter. Demons entered her life. She fled back to her native India where her demons caught up with her. Always remembered. Lozzi says that Ms. Khambatta had been a strong supporter of Indira Gandhi and even campaigned for her before her assassination. Indeed, it is reported that In 1982, Persis Khambatta was introduced to the then prime minister, who said to her, "Who doesn't know Persis? She is the pride of India." Indira Gandhi was assassinated at 9:29 a.m. on October 31st, 1984 at her residence in Safdarjung Road, New Delhi. It is said that she was killed by her Sikh bodyguards Satwant Singh and Beant Singh in the aftermath of Operation Blue Star. It is written that few outside India know about the events leading up to her death. But, it is clear that there was a cycle of violence between the Sikh militants and the government. Clearly, there is much that is not written about Ms. Khambatta and given the torid and violent politics of the time, Ed Lozzi may be on to something. Stay tuned.
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