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i noticed you post repeatly. three post are the same informations.
Anna Nicole Smith
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What? I don't get clearly myself.
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Smith's body Embalmed
Sky News: Smith's Body Embalmed
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I was talking to sara. Just let her know.. Nothing important.
Accord German medias...
They suspect that Howard put something in drink to kill Anna´s son and Anna. They said 4 months distance is pretty illogical...
Yes, it is very strange too, something fishy is going on, I do think Howard has something to do with it, but I'll wait it out until I hear more about this case of Nicole.
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Howard K. Stern: Anna Nicole Smith Paid My Rent
Howard K. Stern: Anna Nicole Smith Paid My Rent | Anna Nicole Smith, Howard K. Stern : People.com
Howard K. Stern was entirely financially dependent upon Anna Nicole Smith, he revealed Wednesday during the ongoing hearing to decide who will get custody of her remains.
Stern, 38, who had been Smith's lawyer and companion, told Florida Circuit Judge Larry Seidlin that he'd had no income outside of his association with Smith since 2002, when he split with a former law partner to work with Smith exclusively.
Under grilling from lawyers and Judge Seidlin, Stern admitted that Smith paid the $950 rent on his apartment, and that she gave him cash to buy personal items such as shoes.
"I was with Anna. My income was with her," Stern said. "Anna paid my rent. Everything that I did for her legally I didn't charge her for."
Stern also said he earned around $25,000 for appearing on E!'s 2002-2004 reality series The Anna Nicole Show, but he denied accepting any money from the media since Smith's death on Feb. 8.
He did allow Entertainment Tonight to fly him to the Bahamas and tape his reunion with Smith's 5-month-old daughter Dannielynn just days after Smith died, he said, but he insisted he didn't accept any payment.
So who is paying for his team of lawyers now? Stern said that his retired parents had wired him money to pay for his legal team; asked how much they sent him, he said: "A substantial amount, because we're expecting a substantial fight here."
Stern, who is named executor of Smith's estate in her 2001 will, said he would waive any fee he might be entitled to for his work in that role.
But he also admitted that, as Smith's lawyer in the continuing litigation over the estate of her late husband, billionaire J. Howard Marshall, he was entitled to about 5 percent of any money she was awarded. The latest judgment awarded Smith $100 million, meaning Stern could net $5 million. "It's a little Florida lottery," Judge Seidlen told Stern.
Stern also said that Smith had given him authority to sign checks for her. Still, he insisted, "She had her own bank accounts, I was never a signatory to them. ... I helped her with things but I never took money. Everything was always put in her name. ... It was my demand to do that. ... In my entire time with Anna, I have always emphasized that everything had to be in her name and only her name."
So what will Stern do now that Smith, his only source of income, is gone? He indicated he would return to private practice as an lawyer. "I'm not an incompetent person," he said. "I went to a good college, I went to a good law school, I have skills. In terms of what I'm going to do, honestly, right now I'm just trying to deal with the death of Anna Nicole."
Howard K. Stern: Anna Nicole Smith Paid My Rent | Anna Nicole Smith, Howard K. Stern : People.com
Howard K. Stern was entirely financially dependent upon Anna Nicole Smith, he revealed Wednesday during the ongoing hearing to decide who will get custody of her remains.
Stern, 38, who had been Smith's lawyer and companion, told Florida Circuit Judge Larry Seidlin that he'd had no income outside of his association with Smith since 2002, when he split with a former law partner to work with Smith exclusively.
Under grilling from lawyers and Judge Seidlin, Stern admitted that Smith paid the $950 rent on his apartment, and that she gave him cash to buy personal items such as shoes.
"I was with Anna. My income was with her," Stern said. "Anna paid my rent. Everything that I did for her legally I didn't charge her for."
Stern also said he earned around $25,000 for appearing on E!'s 2002-2004 reality series The Anna Nicole Show, but he denied accepting any money from the media since Smith's death on Feb. 8.
He did allow Entertainment Tonight to fly him to the Bahamas and tape his reunion with Smith's 5-month-old daughter Dannielynn just days after Smith died, he said, but he insisted he didn't accept any payment.
So who is paying for his team of lawyers now? Stern said that his retired parents had wired him money to pay for his legal team; asked how much they sent him, he said: "A substantial amount, because we're expecting a substantial fight here."
Stern, who is named executor of Smith's estate in her 2001 will, said he would waive any fee he might be entitled to for his work in that role.
But he also admitted that, as Smith's lawyer in the continuing litigation over the estate of her late husband, billionaire J. Howard Marshall, he was entitled to about 5 percent of any money she was awarded. The latest judgment awarded Smith $100 million, meaning Stern could net $5 million. "It's a little Florida lottery," Judge Seidlen told Stern.
Stern also said that Smith had given him authority to sign checks for her. Still, he insisted, "She had her own bank accounts, I was never a signatory to them. ... I helped her with things but I never took money. Everything was always put in her name. ... It was my demand to do that. ... In my entire time with Anna, I have always emphasized that everything had to be in her name and only her name."
So what will Stern do now that Smith, his only source of income, is gone? He indicated he would return to private practice as an lawyer. "I'm not an incompetent person," he said. "I went to a good college, I went to a good law school, I have skills. In terms of what I'm going to do, honestly, right now I'm just trying to deal with the death of Anna Nicole."
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sound alike he used her money! since she got rich. i don't know that baby is his daughter (howard) to me she don't really alike him .
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model mum on the stand
Sky News: 'Anna Nicole Was On Drugs'
Sky News: 'Anna Nicole Was On Drugs'
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Smith's mom says Stern makes her fear for baby's life
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida (CNN) -- Anna Nicole Smith's mother said Wednesday that she's afraid for the safety of her 5-month-old granddaughter, Dannielynn, while the baby is in the care of Howard K. Stern, her late daughter's lawyer and companion.
In emotional testimony often interrupted by sobs, Virgie Arthur linked the deaths of Smith and her adult son, Daniel, to Stern.
"My grandson did not overdose," she told a hearing in Broward Circuit Court. "Howard was there when he died. And Howard was there when my daughter died. And he has my granddaughter now, and it's not even his child, and I'm afraid for her life as well. Please help us."
A somber Stern testified Tuesday that Smith was "everything to me" and Daniel was like a brother to him. He also has said he is the father of Dannielynn.
Arthur is battling Stern for custody of her daughter's body. (Watch Arthur describe checking Smith into rehab )
Arthur said her estrangement from her daughter only began after the former Playboy playmate met Stern.
She told the hearing that Smith was a tomboy as a child who loved frogs and made the family laugh.
"She loved life, even as she got older," Arthur said. "She wasn't estranged from me all those years. We were still in contact. It was when she got older, at the age when she met Howard Stern, that I started not being able to get hold of her or being able to talk to her, except every three or four months."
Circuit Judge Larry Seidlin interrupted Arthur's testimony briefly Wednesday for a conference call with the Broward County medical examiner, Dr. Joshua Perper, about the condition of Smith's body.
Seidlin told Perper he intended to render a decision by Friday morning.
On Tuesday, Perper had expressed concern about the deterioration of the body and said Smith should be buried no later than Saturday.
Seidlin told attorneys he had not made his decision yet, but he hinted that he was looking for a compromise that would not be a clearcut victory for either side.
One of Stern's attorneys questioned Arthur about whether she stood to make money from Smith's death.
"The only one that's ever, ever made any money off of my daughter is that man sitting right there," said a tearful Arthur, indicating Stern. "That's why he wants her body."
In brief testimony Tuesday, Arthur described her daughter as out of control. Asked what caused the years-long rift between them, Arthur's answer was quick and to the point: "Drugs." (Watch Arthur and Stern make their cases )
Arthur said Smith sometimes would call at odd hours in a "drugged" condition.
Their relationship, she told Seidlin, went sour in the mid-'90s. Since then, she said, her daughter kept in contact "off and on -- not very often. She'd call me in the middle of the night."
Arthur, a former police officer, testified that she raised Smith's son, Daniel, when he was a small child. She said she never met Stern and believes her daughter fell into bad company and drug abuse.
Arthur wants to take Smith's body to Texas to be buried in the family plot, and to exhume Daniel's body and rebury him in Texas.
Arthur testified that when Smith was young, she wanted to be buried in Texas. But under questioning from the attorney representing Dannielynn's interests, Arthur conceded that the last time they had discussed it, Smith said she wanted to be buried in California with Hollywood stars.
Stern insists Smith wanted to be buried in the Bahamas, next to Daniel. Stern still lives there with Dannielynn, who was born three days before Daniel, 20, died in his mother's hospital room.
"Anna was very firm," he testified. "The Bahamas was her home. That's where she wanted to raise Dannielynn, and she wanted Daniel to be near her."
The former television reality show star collapsed and died February 8 at a casino hotel near Hollywood, Florida.
Stern testified that Smith, wailing, "I want to be buried with him," tried to climb into Daniel's casket when he was buried in the Bahamas after dying last fall apparently from a lethal combination of methadone and anti-depressants. (Full story)
Stern's attorneys played a tape of Smith's last television interview. On the tape, Smith showed animosity toward her mother, referring to her as "Mommie Dearest." She said they had no relationship and charged: "She's just out to make a name for herself."
Paternity claims
Beyond the issue of who has the right to choose Smith's burial site, other complicated questions loom, involving Dannielynn's future and Smith's estate.
The stakes are huge -- perhaps $88 million or more. Smith's heir or heirs stand to inherit a stake in her longstanding claim to the $1.6 billion fortune of her late husband, Texas oil baron J. Howard Marshall II. (Watch CNN's Jeffrey Toobin try to untangle the legal mess )
Stern is one of at least three men who claim to be Dannielynn's father. His name is on her birth certificate. He testified that he and Smith had planned to be married this week.
A former boyfriend, Larry Birkhead, who also claims to be Dannielynn's father, attended Tuesday's hearing with a team of lawyers. One of them said Birkhead might testify on Arthur's behalf.
In her will, released Friday, Smith left everything to Daniel. She also named Stern as executor, according to the document dated July 30, 2001. The 16-page will was never updated, and does not mention Dannielynn, who was born in September. (Read the will -- pdf)
Smith's mom says Stern makes her fear for baby's life - CNN.com
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida (CNN) -- Anna Nicole Smith's mother said Wednesday that she's afraid for the safety of her 5-month-old granddaughter, Dannielynn, while the baby is in the care of Howard K. Stern, her late daughter's lawyer and companion.
In emotional testimony often interrupted by sobs, Virgie Arthur linked the deaths of Smith and her adult son, Daniel, to Stern.
"My grandson did not overdose," she told a hearing in Broward Circuit Court. "Howard was there when he died. And Howard was there when my daughter died. And he has my granddaughter now, and it's not even his child, and I'm afraid for her life as well. Please help us."
A somber Stern testified Tuesday that Smith was "everything to me" and Daniel was like a brother to him. He also has said he is the father of Dannielynn.
Arthur is battling Stern for custody of her daughter's body. (Watch Arthur describe checking Smith into rehab )
Arthur said her estrangement from her daughter only began after the former Playboy playmate met Stern.
She told the hearing that Smith was a tomboy as a child who loved frogs and made the family laugh.
"She loved life, even as she got older," Arthur said. "She wasn't estranged from me all those years. We were still in contact. It was when she got older, at the age when she met Howard Stern, that I started not being able to get hold of her or being able to talk to her, except every three or four months."
Circuit Judge Larry Seidlin interrupted Arthur's testimony briefly Wednesday for a conference call with the Broward County medical examiner, Dr. Joshua Perper, about the condition of Smith's body.
Seidlin told Perper he intended to render a decision by Friday morning.
On Tuesday, Perper had expressed concern about the deterioration of the body and said Smith should be buried no later than Saturday.
Seidlin told attorneys he had not made his decision yet, but he hinted that he was looking for a compromise that would not be a clearcut victory for either side.
One of Stern's attorneys questioned Arthur about whether she stood to make money from Smith's death.
"The only one that's ever, ever made any money off of my daughter is that man sitting right there," said a tearful Arthur, indicating Stern. "That's why he wants her body."
In brief testimony Tuesday, Arthur described her daughter as out of control. Asked what caused the years-long rift between them, Arthur's answer was quick and to the point: "Drugs." (Watch Arthur and Stern make their cases )
Arthur said Smith sometimes would call at odd hours in a "drugged" condition.
Their relationship, she told Seidlin, went sour in the mid-'90s. Since then, she said, her daughter kept in contact "off and on -- not very often. She'd call me in the middle of the night."
Arthur, a former police officer, testified that she raised Smith's son, Daniel, when he was a small child. She said she never met Stern and believes her daughter fell into bad company and drug abuse.
Arthur wants to take Smith's body to Texas to be buried in the family plot, and to exhume Daniel's body and rebury him in Texas.
Arthur testified that when Smith was young, she wanted to be buried in Texas. But under questioning from the attorney representing Dannielynn's interests, Arthur conceded that the last time they had discussed it, Smith said she wanted to be buried in California with Hollywood stars.
Stern insists Smith wanted to be buried in the Bahamas, next to Daniel. Stern still lives there with Dannielynn, who was born three days before Daniel, 20, died in his mother's hospital room.
"Anna was very firm," he testified. "The Bahamas was her home. That's where she wanted to raise Dannielynn, and she wanted Daniel to be near her."
The former television reality show star collapsed and died February 8 at a casino hotel near Hollywood, Florida.
Stern testified that Smith, wailing, "I want to be buried with him," tried to climb into Daniel's casket when he was buried in the Bahamas after dying last fall apparently from a lethal combination of methadone and anti-depressants. (Full story)
Stern's attorneys played a tape of Smith's last television interview. On the tape, Smith showed animosity toward her mother, referring to her as "Mommie Dearest." She said they had no relationship and charged: "She's just out to make a name for herself."
Paternity claims
Beyond the issue of who has the right to choose Smith's burial site, other complicated questions loom, involving Dannielynn's future and Smith's estate.
The stakes are huge -- perhaps $88 million or more. Smith's heir or heirs stand to inherit a stake in her longstanding claim to the $1.6 billion fortune of her late husband, Texas oil baron J. Howard Marshall II. (Watch CNN's Jeffrey Toobin try to untangle the legal mess )
Stern is one of at least three men who claim to be Dannielynn's father. His name is on her birth certificate. He testified that he and Smith had planned to be married this week.
A former boyfriend, Larry Birkhead, who also claims to be Dannielynn's father, attended Tuesday's hearing with a team of lawyers. One of them said Birkhead might testify on Arthur's behalf.
In her will, released Friday, Smith left everything to Daniel. She also named Stern as executor, according to the document dated July 30, 2001. The 16-page will was never updated, and does not mention Dannielynn, who was born in September. (Read the will -- pdf)
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Anna Nicole exactly like Mariyln Monroe !!!!!!!!!
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She is!!
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I know stern is using her money. She was very rich. Now the baby is verrrrrry rich, so Stern wants to custody of "his" daughter so that way he can use the money. geez!!!
I cannot wait to find out "WHO IS THE FATHER OF DANNIELYNN?". It takes forever to get the result. ugh
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geez !! i don't like stern.. i can see he smellllllll the money!! he better not used on dannielynn s money cuz of its HER MONEY when she older .. he better not get full custody of dannielynn until prove the dna first!! three of ppls are wars over custody over dannielynn.
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U mean the $475 million from Anna's late husband or Anna's earnings from her various projects? I am still not really keeping up with everything so is the baby going to get the fortune?
sara1981 said:
Wow this is getting scarier, I'm wondering if her granddaughter gonna to be next?....To me, something not right here....It seem everyone has a side of a story, but the truth is laying somewhere in the middle and it seem we'll never know what really happened to those two....
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The baby is heir. Not Stern or other man or Smith's mother. It was supposed go to older son Daniel but he is dead, now Dannielynn is getting the money.
