Larry Birkhead

my house simultaneously was getting raided by child services and they were pulling my daughter's diaper down to check her and to say that she was being abused and that I was living in a drug den.

There were so many things that is, I mean, if you knew the whole, it was like, the story is so effing crazy that like, I don't even know how I got through it all.

And sometimes I say, did that happen?

Yeah.

And if it wasn't for Danny Lynn being here in the present, I would say, did, did, did I dream all that?

Yeah.

Did it happen?

Well, one of the,

One of the last times, it was where the judge was getting ready to give the paternity test.

And it was where I was begging her to come home and...

she asked me why do you want me back if I'm such a drug whore and I'm like I never said you were a drug whore and I think you know every little message that we had sent to each other email was being saved for later for like evidence or this or that or whatever someone wanted to use it for so somebody went back through and like when things get heated you say something I say something or whatever like

you know, and, and some of the emails I actually had to read in court when there was the burial trial, um, she called me a scum bucket and I said, I'd rather be a scum bucket than a cum bucket.

And so I was like, yeah, so like just a little stuff like that.

Yeah.

So it was like, you know, it wasn't like, um, it was one of those things.

So like things that were said in the heat of the moment, like were them being used against me or whatever, but like,

The last conversation I had with her was pretty much me just wooing her back and telling her that she was in trouble.

And I don't know that I had a feeling that she was going to be in trouble.

I said, if you love that baby, you better get out of there.

And because it just, I didn't think it was going to end great.