Unnamed Friend of Diane

I die in love, children. And when Austin was born, before he was born, his parents asked if she would be the godmother to their child. And when he was born, he was like, you know, the golden child. I was crazy about Austin. He was a cute little boy. He was really sweet.

I die in love, children. And when Austin was born, before he was born, his parents asked if she would be the godmother to their child. And when he was born, he was like, you know, the golden child. I was crazy about Austin. He was a cute little boy. He was really sweet.

I was afraid she was very, you know, connected to him, that he was going to end up being really spoiled and not be one of those children that you enjoy to be around. And that was not the case. He was an adorable, respectful, fun, sweet child and has continued to grow up that way. Everybody was second to Austin. Everybody was number two. Austin hung the moon and he was the world to Diane.

I was afraid she was very, you know, connected to him, that he was going to end up being really spoiled and not be one of those children that you enjoy to be around. And that was not the case. He was an adorable, respectful, fun, sweet child and has continued to grow up that way. Everybody was second to Austin. Everybody was number two. Austin hung the moon and he was the world to Diane.

She looked at me one day and she says, Danny Jo, she said, I've got enough money to buy anything I want and all I want is your hair. The hats were part of that. She would wear her hair done one day, maybe put it up the next day, and then for about two days she'd wear hats, and then it would start all over again. She had a winter and a summer closet in her house.

She looked at me one day and she says, Danny Jo, she said, I've got enough money to buy anything I want and all I want is your hair. The hats were part of that. She would wear her hair done one day, maybe put it up the next day, and then for about two days she'd wear hats, and then it would start all over again. She had a winter and a summer closet in her house.

20 feet long by maybe eight feet wide. There was a summer one and a winter one.

20 feet long by maybe eight feet wide. There was a summer one and a winter one.

Well, she was driving. They did have a roadie of red wine and a Yeti cup that they kind of passed back and forth. I was sitting in the passenger side. in the front and Diane was driving and Tex was in the back behind me. I figured he was probably working on his green sheets or I think that's what he called them for keeping up his hours, billable hours.

Well, she was driving. They did have a roadie of red wine and a Yeti cup that they kind of passed back and forth. I was sitting in the passenger side. in the front and Diane was driving and Tex was in the back behind me. I figured he was probably working on his green sheets or I think that's what he called them for keeping up his hours, billable hours.

Diane and I were talking, Tex was doing his work and we went right to Longhorn and I was absolutely starving. We got there and there was a little bit of a line or a wait And I said, well, let's go to the bar and have a drink. I wanted to eat and I wanted to eat there and I wanted to eat then. So I knew Diane wasn't going to turn down a glass of red wine. So we went to the bar.

Diane and I were talking, Tex was doing his work and we went right to Longhorn and I was absolutely starving. We got there and there was a little bit of a line or a wait And I said, well, let's go to the bar and have a drink. I wanted to eat and I wanted to eat there and I wanted to eat then. So I knew Diane wasn't going to turn down a glass of red wine. So we went to the bar.

We were talking about politics because it was 2016 and the debates were going on and all that. And so we sat at the bar. They had a glass of wine. I was drinking water. And then we went to the table and sat down and Craig got there. So we probably ate. It was probably maybe 8 o'clock or so.

We were talking about politics because it was 2016 and the debates were going on and all that. And so we sat at the bar. They had a glass of wine. I was drinking water. And then we went to the table and sat down and Craig got there. So we probably ate. It was probably maybe 8 o'clock or so.

We just talked about stuff. I remember thinking when Tex got up, he left a full glass of red wine, which was unusual for glasses to go left full. He drank red wine all the time. He was drinking red wine that night. Yeah, I didn't quite, I was just surprised. I didn't really think that much of it.

We just talked about stuff. I remember thinking when Tex got up, he left a full glass of red wine, which was unusual for glasses to go left full. He drank red wine all the time. He was drinking red wine that night. Yeah, I didn't quite, I was just surprised. I didn't really think that much of it.

That was the one thing that kind of stood out in my mind, that he had cleaned his plate and Diane asked me who was going to lick the bowl, which was kind of one of her things.

That was the one thing that kind of stood out in my mind, that he had cleaned his plate and Diane asked me who was going to lick the bowl, which was kind of one of her things.

There was a person in a red dress. I don't know if it was a man or a woman. And I don't know what they were doing out there at 9.30, 10 o'clock at night. But that's the only person I saw.

There was a person in a red dress. I don't know if it was a man or a woman. And I don't know what they were doing out there at 9.30, 10 o'clock at night. But that's the only person I saw.