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       Amanda's psychiatric hold extended
   DIR By: Ebenezer
       Date: July 26, 2013, 7:53 pm
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       Amanda Bynes'psychiatric hold has been extended.
       The troubled actress' parentsRick and Lynn have managedto
       convince a judge that it is in her best interests to remain in
       hospital for another two weeks, while they try and secure a
       conservatorship placing them in charge of Amanda's legal and
       personal affairs.
       TMZ is reporting a judge presided over the hearing at the
       California-based hospital on Thursday, where doctors argued they
       needed more time to properly diagnose Amanda, who is thought to
       be suffering from schizophrenia.
       The 27-year-old star was originally supposed to be released on
       Friday after being placed under a 72-hour hold on Monday
       following her arrest for lighting a small fire on an elderly
       stranger's driveway near her parents house in Thousand Oaks,
       California.
       Parents to prove Amanda isa danger
       Witnesses say the star was carrying a gas canister and
       accidentally doused her Pomeranian puppy with gasoline during
       the incident, as well as setting fire to her own trouser leg.
       Rick and Lynn are heading tothe Ventura County Superior
       Courthouse in Oxnard for a private hearing, during which they
       need to prove Amanda is a danger to herself and to others in
       order to become her temporary conservators.
       A source recently said:"Amanda's parents are truly afraid their
       daughter will die if the conservatorship isn't granted."
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