Gabor's Husband Sues for Defamation

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/15/AR2007031501457.html ^

[Muentzer2005]

LOS ANGELES -- Prince Frederic von Anhalt has sued Fox and Bill O'Reilly after the talk-show host called him a fraud for claiming he could be the father of Anna Nicole Smith's baby ...

"Look, this guy's a fraud," O'Reilly said, according to a transcript of the show posted on the network's Web site. "We know he's a fraud. But let's _ what I want to talk about is _ he's done. His credibility is _ is finished."

Since the show aired, von Anhalt said people give him dirty looks when he goes to the grocery store.

"They say, 'Look, here comes the fraud,'" he said. "I get lots of e-mails from people bad-mouthing me. It's very embarrassing."

[onyx]

He's a joke for sure.

[Zeon Cowboy]

Another day, another frivolous lawsuit from an attention-starved nutcase.

[Question Liberal Authority]

Since the show aired, von Anhalt said people give him dirty looks when he goes to the grocery store.

I don't doubt it.

Can you rack your brain to figure out why people might be giving dirty looks to an 80 year old married guy who claims to have fathered the child of a 39 year old woman?

"Look, Mabel! There's that guy Bill O'Reilly called a fraud!"

[Question Liberal Authority]

Another day, another frivolous lawsuit from an attention-starved nutcase.

This one could mean the death penalty for Scooter Libby.

[Oztrich Boy]

Well he's not a Prince. Prinz von Anhalt is an assumed surname.

And as the real Freddie Priz is married to Sarah Michelle Gellar, I think "fraud" is also a fair desription of the German guy

[grey_whiskers]

He ought to sue Nobel-prize winning physicist Leon Lederman.

In one of his books, Lederman said, "[In trying to explain physics], I feel like Zsa-Zsa Gabor's seventh husband. I know what to do, but how do you make it interesting?"

Cheers!

[mrs. a]

"Since the show aired, von Anhalt said people give him dirty looks when he goes to the grocery store."

Now that's just plain rude. The proper protocol when encountering a prince in a grocery store is to slowly back away into the Produce section, never showing him the soles of your feet.