PHOTOS OF ANNA NICOLE SMITH'S SON DANIEL SOLD FOR $400,000

More than a week after her son mysteriously died beside her hospital bed, Anna Nicole Smith remained out of sight in the Bahamas as officials said only that his death was not a suicide or homicide. With toxicology tests pending, the official cause may not be publicly known before a jury inquest starting Oct. 23. The 38-year-old former reality TV star, who gave birth to a baby girl three days before her son's death, is expected to be summoned. Daniel Smith, 20, died the morning of Sept. 10. By all accounts, he flew into the Bahamas the night before and went directly to the private Nassau Doctors Hospital, where staff saw him tending to his mother and newborn half-sister in the hours before his death. Two autopsies - one by the Bahamas coroner's office, another by celebrity pathologist Cyril Wecht - have ruled out suicide, foul play and several potential natural causes. Both have sought further tests to detect drugs or chemicals. Wecht, who was hired by Anna Nicole Smith to perform a follow-up autopsy, said Daniel had been taking a "quite low" dosage of prescription anti-depression medication. In Touch paid about $400,000 for exclusive print rights of the final pictures taken of Daniel Smith. "It is possible we might be dealing with one of those tragic and cumulative and drug-related deaths where somebody inadvertently takes two or three different kinds of drugs, each of which has a central nervous system effect," he said Monday night on CNN's "Larry King Live."

WHAT'S REALLY SAD HERE IS ANNA ALLOWED THESE PHOTOS TO BE SOLD