http://www.lardbiscuit.com/annanicoleshow/cast.html
ever heard of ‘stacey’ = kentucky friend of HKS?
that is the Kentucky Derby episode (25) or the last of season two
I posted the other day
http://www.realitynewsonline.com/cgi-bin/ae.pl?mode=1&article=article3156.art&page=2
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0703/02/lkl.01.html
words from the past:
KING: Well, this is very — would you call this a very sad day, Paul?
ATTEU: It’s still a very sad day. It’s going to be sad for a very, very long time. And the only thing I can say is we’re going to have to keep her memory alive, keep her in our hearts and make sure that we’re there for Dannielynn, as we have been throughout this entire ordeal...
KING: Yes.
ATTEU: ... never forgetting to make sure that we fed her, make sure that she got her rest, make sure she was on her schedule, make sure that she wasn’t disturbed or missed her burping times, because she actually likes them.
KING: Thank you all very much.
ATTEU: So, we have to be there for her.
[snip]
KING: Scott Rogers, how did you come to know Anna Nicole?
SCOTT ROGERS, ANNA NICOLE’S LONG TIME FRIEND & ADVISER: I’ve worked with Anna for some time. And just like many individuals that come into her life, when you work with her professionally, almost immediately you start to develop a personal friendship with her because she just liked doing business and liked handling her life that way.
She loved working with regular individuals, the regular Joe, so to speak.
KING: You were an adviser in what capacity?
ROGERS: Financial. Banking.
[snip]
KING: Wes, was there anything circus like about it at all? Or was it in good keeping?
IRWIN: Well, in, unfortunately, the delay caused — caused just a little bit of, I guess, we were disheartened about that. But once everybody was seated, we moved on and it became a semi-normal funeral.
She was bigger than life, as you know, Larry...
KING: Yes.
IRWIN: ... and even in her death she was bigger than life.
So I was just happy to be a part of that.
[snip]
KING: Wes, was she going to give up her Los Angeles residence, to your knowledge?
IRWIN: To my knowledge, I — it was my belief that she was going to keep the house. But there was talk that she might get rid of it, as well. So I don’t know.
[smip]
KING: Are people still paying for stuff to the tabloid?
LEVIN: Look, I’m not going to say anything, but “E.T.” was in there today. Who gets an exclusive on a funeral?
KING: They were in the funeral home?
LEVIN: Yeah, yeah.
KING: So they must have paid for that.
LEVIN: Well, I don’t know ...
KING: But who do you pay? Dannielynn, right?
LEVIN: All I’m saying is, I can tell you I have heard lots and lots of stories and not just one organization, but lots of stories about money changing hands here.
KING: Thanks, Harvey. He will be back with us later, Harvey Levin. Always great to have him with us.
[snip]
KING: How did you get to know her, Charles?
POPE: I met her through a friend about a decade ago, and we became very close friends. I really enjoyed our friendship. She’s a very great person.
KING: Thank you all very much.