Larry Birkhead

Yeah, it really felt gross.

Cause I remember I, like I spent like $60,000 on a headstone for Anna in the Bahamas.

Oh.

You know, I think you said you went to, yeah.

Like I had that design in my hometown of Louisville.

We flew it on FedEx over to the Bahamas, had a crane, had to lift it off of the truck down, you know, place it in place.

And, um, you know, when Anna passed away, her house was in, um,

her mortgage was behind, you know, we'll get to like the bomb stuff later, but like, yeah, we'll get to all that.

They, they turned their back on stuff.

And so like, I walked into like a lot of stuff that like I had to pay for.

So to hear someone say like, you know, what is this or what is that?

So they didn't really come out and accuse me of anything, but I was hearing from a lot of different people.

Then the show actually hit a bump.

And that show was announced at one point.

And then Pam Anderson's documentary was announced way after that.

Well, like, you know, fast forward, Pam Anderson's show aired, even though it was announced way after Anna's show.

And I was hearing from people that they were having trouble getting people close to Anna to participate.

Right.

So it was kind of like, you know.

And so, you know, I didn't think anything else of it.