Now reports are surfacing that Brittany Murphy received no fewer than 200 pills every month from January of 2008 to August of 2009. The report even stretches to suggest Murphy could have consumed as much as 400 pills at one point or the other.

Murphy used an alias – Lola Manilow Murphy – at Eddie’s Pharmacy in Los Angeles for nearly two years before the pharmacy finally cut her off four months before her death. The records at the pharmacy reveal that Murphy received regular support for hydrocodone (Vicodin), clonazepam and Klonopin (anti-anxiety), as well as Vicoprofen (a Vicodin/ibuprofen combo).

However, the owner of Eddie’s Pharmacy cut Murphy and her family off four months prior to her death because, “We thought there was going to be an accident there.”

Also, between 2003-09, sources tell TMZ.com that Brittany received prescriptions for 32 different drugs at another pharmacy. The drugs included: Inderal and Propranolol (high blood pressure), Sarafem (a type of Prozac), chlordiazepoxide (sedative), promethazine (sedative), and four different drugs for asthma. A number of antibiotics and allergy medications were also on the list.

Who knows the merits needed to warrant such a high collection of drugs, but one can only wonder how this could get so out of control. Sadly, celebrities need to cope with stress, pressure, and the demands of their job through drugs is nothing new and will probably never go away altogether.

Maybe it was just one “big misunderstanding,” but how do you defend the claim against the father of Brittany Murphy that he was denied access to his famous daughter’s final resting place?

According to sources, Angelo Bertolotti (father of Murphy) arrived at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills on Monday. Bertolotti proceeded to ask directions to Murphy’s grave. Bertolotti claims he was directed to the main office where officials refused to give him any information about his daughter, despite Bertolotti’s claim that he would provide proof of his relationship to Brittany.

The story may sound downright cold, until the revelation is made that Bertolotti is not officially listed on Brittany’s death certificate. That honor, meanwhile, goes to one large blank space. So why the omission of Bertolotti’s name on the death certificate? And better yet, why was the man turned down at the cemetery?

A Forest Lawn rep told TMZ their policy is to only allow people with proof of a relationship to a deceased person, access to the gravesite. However, Bertolotti isn’t ready to end this fight just yet. He also told TMZ that he’s going to the L.A. County Coroner’s Office today to get his name on Brittany’s death certificate.

Because it’s not official without the certificate.