Why doesn't anyone think it's odd that a person is with another person 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To the point of sleeping in rooms with her and her boyfriends, etc... Why on earth doesn't someone find this more than unusual. I mean I know people care about other people. I have people I would give my life for, but I would not think of being with them for 24 hours a day, not leaving their side. jeez, that is more than a butler, nanny, or ANYTHING. Much less lawyer that is a 'friend'. Even friends take breathers. 12 YEARS??? That says something about this person's mental state.
It is very odd. The problem is that we are looking at their situations, and judging them by our (to us) normal lifestyles.
Let's face it, the rich and famous are just different. Seeing the stories of all these rather pathetic people (Anna Nicole, Paris, Britney, Lindsey, et all) makes me very happy to be just what I am.
On a different note, I looked at the Remote Viewing drawings referenced up thread. Did anyone notice he pointed out a tear in the mattress and some blood? Or did I totally mis- interpret it? I admit, I am just not "up" on these things.
"That says something about this person's mental state."
. . . and his investment and his sense of entitlement.
And it all REALLY started to break down for Howard in that hospital room.
I doubt he was really with her 24/7 all those years. He wasn't with her for a time when she first moved to the Bahamas, he was gone working on the Marshall case and on other things, he took Daniel places, etc. Having said that, yes, he was her most constant companion. No question about it.
It was always one of the things that intrigued me several years ago and made me curious about both of them.