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gldstwmn
06-23-2006, 09:05 PM
E. Pierce Marshall, Who Feuded With Anna Nicole Smith Over Father's Oil Fortune, Dies at 67

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=2113273

DALLAS Jun 23, 2006 (AP)— E. Pierce Marshall, who feuded for years with former Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith over his father's oil fortune, has died, his spokesman said Friday. He was 67.

Marshall died unexpectedly Tuesday evening in the Dallas area from a brief and extremely aggressive infection, the family said in a written statement released through spokesman David Margulies. He declined to provide additional details.

"The family would politely request that their privacy be respected during this extremely difficult time as they grapple with this devastating loss," the statement said.

Smith married Texas oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall II in 1994, when she was 26 and he was 89. He died the following year. Since then, E. Pierce Marshall has been locked in a legal battle over her entitlement to the estate.

The U.S. Supreme Court last month revived former Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith's pursuit of her late husband's oil fortune, ruling Monday that the one-time stripper deserves another day in court.

The case has had twists and turns. Smith won a $474 million judgment, which was cut to about $89 million and eventually reduced to zero.

"Mr. Marshall leaves behind a legacy of being, first and foremost, a remarkable husband, father and grandfather, a successful business visionary and a man of unrivaled perseverance and principle," the Margulies statement said.

Johnny Stew
06-23-2006, 09:12 PM
It would seem that even God does special favors for blondes with big boobs!

irishgrl
06-23-2006, 09:24 PM
The way is now clear for her and her baby yes?

gldstwmn
06-23-2006, 11:50 PM
The way is now clear for her and her baby yes?
I was wondering that myself. I would guess that due to recent developments in her case, it would have to be settled before Mr. Marshall's will can be executed.

JazmenFlowers
06-23-2006, 11:51 PM
have the fingerprinted the body yet? lol. a bitch gets desparate.

Janet
06-24-2006, 02:00 AM
have the fingerprinted the body yet? lol. a bitch gets desparate.


LOL! I was thinking the same way.

Not with all women...but God knows with that woman!

Mad4stevie
06-24-2006, 09:34 AM
The way is now clear for her and her baby yes?

His estate could probably continue to contest her receipt of the money, because it was started before his death, but I am not absolutely sure.

What I am sure of, is that this is a big mess that is complicated by his death. If his father's estate is still tied up in litigation, his estate will still be open until the original case is resolved.

GODDESS6
06-25-2006, 10:04 AM
have the fingerprinted the body yet? lol. a bitch gets desparate.
omg, i love you foe saying this!!!~ i stared at this post for like 5 minutes!!!~

irishgrl
06-27-2006, 06:18 AM
omg, i love you foe saying this!!!~ i stared at this post for like 5 minutes!!!~

I fail to understand why people dont like Anna Nicole (or trust her) :shrug:

As far as Im concerned, any woman who could do the things she probably had to do to get in that old goat's good graces DESERVES to be paid! :nod:

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 06:45 AM
His estate could probably continue to contest her receipt of the money, because it was started before his death, but I am not absolutely sure.

What I am sure of, is that this is a big mess that is complicated by his death. If his father's estate is still tied up in litigation, his estate will still be open until the original case is resolved.

His estate likely could continue the suit pending against Anna Anna - fabulous Anna - Anna Nicole.

Having said that, the recent Sup. Ct. decision in favor of Federal Jurisdiction in this case along with perhaps the more attenuated heirs' desire to get the remaining money (if any) and not spend another $100,000 or more on legal fees - suggests the dropping of the suit or some sort of favorable settlement.

If they choose to continue this matter - I believe Anna N. must reestablish her case in the Calif. Bankruptcy Court - though I cannot remember the exact facts, etc. If so, that is a lengthy process.

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 06:51 AM
I fail to understand why people dont like Anna Nicole (or trust her) :shrug:

As far as Im concerned, any woman who could do the things she probably had to do to get in that old goat's good graces DESERVES to be paid! :nod:

Her credibility at the trial was called into question because of the servant's testimony and her own actions in that she was gone from him for long periods of time, etc. Plus, she was a hooker and they usually have credibility problems - though I tend to love them :cool: Finally, there was no established independent evidence that the old geezer actually intended her to have the money.

As far as what she had to do for it, a card laid is a card played. She knew what she was getting into and he showered her with millions of dollars in gifts :shrug: Plus, she says she loved him. So, why should you assume she was burdened by his affection - are you questioning her credibility there, which would be ironic :cool:

irishgrl
06-27-2006, 09:24 AM
So, why should you assume she was burdened by his affection - are you questioning her credibility there, which would be ironic :cool:


Im not saying any such thing! Im saying that the gal deserves to be compensated for bringing happiness to an old goat that he would not have otherwise had.

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 09:31 AM
Im not saying any such thing! Im saying that the gal deserves to be compensated for bringing happiness to an old goat that he would not have otherwise had.


So that's what you meant by "As far as Im concerned, any woman who could do the things she probably had to do to get in that old goat's good graces DESERVES to be paid!"

:rolleyes:

BTFLCHLD
06-27-2006, 09:35 AM
Probably a stress-induced infection...bummer.

The Tower
06-27-2006, 11:14 AM
Her credibility at the trial was called into question because of the servant's testimony and her own actions in that she was gone from him for long periods of time, etc. Plus, she was a hooker and they usually have credibility problems...
Anna Nicole Smith has credibility problems?!?! I'm shocked..... :rolleyes:

Plus, she says she loved him.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

So, why should you assume she was burdened by his affection - are you questioning her credibility there, which would be ironic :cool:
I'm pretty sure she would have been burdened by having to slob on a shriveled-up, 85 year-old sh____. Doesn't sound very appetizing to me! Although, dear Jason, I'm sure your response to this comment will be "don't knock it 'til you've tried it!" ;)

Anna Nicole Smith is a complete joke. What a tribute to womanhood everywhere.

skcin
06-27-2006, 11:22 AM
Anna Nicole Smith is a complete joke. What a tribute to womanhood everywhere.


Yup. :nod: She's probably Britney's idol. Class.Y.


That said, I think they should give her the money. :shrug:

SuzeQuze
06-27-2006, 11:22 AM
Though I'm not a fan of her, I do think she deserves the money. They should have given her a nice settlement a long time ago. They're just being greedy, IMO. Is she? Yep, but he left her the money!

I did not know she was a hooker.

SuzeQuze
06-27-2006, 11:23 AM
Yup. :nod: She's probably Britney's idol.

:lol: Did you buy our, uh your, lake cottage yet? ;)

sparky
06-27-2006, 11:41 AM
I hope she gets some money. She deserves it. I think she is an idiot, but bless her heart, she is a character worth watching.
Speaking of blondes with reputations, I watched that Britney dateline interview. I am not fan of her music, but she didn't strike me as the nightmare train wreck everyone is saying she is. She seems to be evolving into a pretty tough cookie.

SuzeQuze
06-27-2006, 12:04 PM
I hope she gets some money. She deserves it. I think she is an idiot, but bless her heart, she is a character worth watching.
Speaking of blondes with reputations, I watched that Britney dateline interview. I am not fan of her music, but she didn't strike me as the nightmare train wreck everyone is saying she is. She seems to be evolving into a pretty tough cookie.

Oh I thought the same thing. The nightmare trainwreck is just her appearance but she really does seem to be tough as nails on the inside.

The Tower
06-27-2006, 12:14 PM
I'm not understanding why you guys are thinking she should get some cash out of this.

I don't necessarily agree with the greed that's coming from the family's side, but I also don't understand how some gold-digging, drugged out whore who basically prostituted herself to an octegenarian should get anything. If I'm not mistaken, wasn't she not in his will at all and it ended up being a matter of "he said, she said" plus a video account where Anna is sitting on the old man's lap and cooing about "being taken care of"?

Not only does Anna Nicole have zero credibility, but obviously the old man was just using her as a hooker. But, it was his money to do with as he pleased- so, I guess if he wanted her to have cash, it's his prerogative. If William Randolph Hearst could own Marion Davies as a hooker, why not Marshall?? :shrug:

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 12:18 PM
. . . dear Jason, I'm sure your response to this comment will be "don't knock it 'til you've tried it!" ;) . . . .

Well, don't :laugh:

Seriously, I was commenting on Mary's comment that I took to mean exactly what you said. Then, she spun it to be about happiness, etc.

And - let me state for the record, I would marry any 90 + year old billionaire that asked me - only I would get that will in writing :nod:

skcin
06-27-2006, 12:53 PM
:lol: Did you buy our, uh your, lake cottage yet? ;)


Working on it. :cool:

The Tower
06-27-2006, 12:55 PM
Well, don't :laugh:
Then I won't be, because I certainly won't be performing that particular act anytime in the next 40+ years.... :laugh:

Seriously, I was commenting on Mary's comment that I took to mean exactly what you said. Then, she spun it to be about happiness, etc.
Come on, Jason.... jeezus!!! Anna Nicole is a shining example of the 21st century feminist movement! This is a travesty. A young, scrappy woman works hard- toiling away in college- getting her degrees while working three jobs to support herself and her young child. After becoming a successful businesswoman, she meats, oops, meets the man of her dreams- the man she waited her entire life to meet. The man she would faithfully spend the rest of her days with, and then he ups and dies on her. Heartbroken, the only thing she could think of in her grief was his $500,000,000.00. It's a tragedy to see someone lose the love of their life and then have that relationship dragged through the muck and the media because of some greedy, undeserving son who only spent 60 years of his life with his dad.

Women of the world take note! If you want some quick cash, just blow some old man that's on the verge of dying- it's waaaaaaay easier than working for it, considering that most old men can only last for about 20 seconds or so.

And - let me state for the record, I would marry any 90 + year old billionaire that asked me - only I would get that will in writing :nod:
Of course you would- HOOKER!!!! :xoxo:

DavidMn
06-27-2006, 12:57 PM
I guess the laywers are gonna make alot more money before this is all said and done.:lol:

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 12:57 PM
We all have our talents dear - and are those grapes sour :p :p :p :eek:

DavidMn
06-27-2006, 12:58 PM
We all have our talents dear - and are those grapes sour :p :p :p :eek:I dont suppose the Anna/Marshall thing is within your legal area of expertise?

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 01:01 PM
I dont suppose the Anna/Marshall thing is within your legal area of expertise?

Well, not my legal expertise - though I have boned up on it.

The Tower
06-27-2006, 01:07 PM
We all have our talents dear - and are those grapes sour :p :p :p :eek:
Hardly. Old Man Fellatio is not a talent that I would like expertise in.

Well, not my legal expertise - though I have boned up on it.
Literally.

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 01:14 PM
Hardly. Old Man Fellatio is not a talent that I would like expertise in . . . .

I never took you for one to discrimminate :wavey:

The Tower
06-27-2006, 01:18 PM
I never took you for one to discrimminate :wavey:
Listen, Pass-Around Patty... I have very high standards and am quite the snob. :mad: ;) :laugh: :xoxo:

amber
06-27-2006, 01:23 PM
Though I'm not a fan of her, I do think she deserves the money. They should have given her a nice settlement a long time ago. They're just being greedy, IMO. Is she? Yep, but he left her the money!

I did not know she was a hooker.

Me, too. With that vast, vast, vast fortune, they should have just settled and given her 89 mil or whatever. If she would have settled. I'm under the impression that the son didn't want her to have anything. Ridiculous. Pay the trash so it will leave, is what I would do if I had that much money. I mean, why bother with it?

I thought she was a stripper/hooker, not a hooker/hooker. :laugh:

Women of the world take note! If you want some quick cash, just blow some old man that's on the verge of dying- it's waaaaaaay easier than working for it, considering that most old men can only last for about 20 seconds or so.
Oh, thanks for the newsflash. Got any numbers? Contacts? Etc? :wavey: Sure, it would be hard to leave my glamorous, fulfilling life - but I think I can swallow my discomfort and get 'er done. :laugh:

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 01:34 PM
Listen, Pass-Around Patty... I have very high standards and am quite the snob. :mad: ;) :laugh: :xoxo:

Look here Blowhard Betty/Grumpy Susan - Who said I did not?

BTFLCHLD
06-27-2006, 01:39 PM
I don't care how many $$$$ are involved...I am with Towie...never!

cliffdweller
06-27-2006, 01:49 PM
It's a tragedy to see someone lose the love of their life and then have that relationship dragged through the muck and the media because of some greedy, undeserving son who only spent 60 years of his life with his dad.



I heard they had a bad relationship though. Maybe the old man and Jr. hated each other :shrug:. If they can dig up proof that old Marshall wanted Anna to have the money then I guess she gets it. Should she get it? That's a whole other ball of wax. I don't think that ANY of them deserve the money so I guess it's kind of like six of one half dozen of the other!

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 01:54 PM
. . . I don't think that ANY of them deserve the money so I guess it's kind of like six of one half dozen of the other!

It should go to me!

The Tower
06-27-2006, 01:56 PM
I thought she was a stripper/hooker, not a hooker/hooker.
OY!!!!!!! :laugh: I never realized there was a difference, but I guess there is!

Oh, thanks for the newsflash. Got any numbers? Contacts? Etc? :wavey:
Check with Jason, dear. I'm sure he's got a rolodex full of various millionaires that are on life support just waiting for a morsel like you to come along.

Sure, it would be hard to leave my glamorous, fulfilling life - but I think I can swallow my discomfort and get 'er done. :laugh:
I'll just leave that one alone.................

Look here Blowhard Betty/Grumpy Susan - Who said I did not?
Grumpy Susan!!!! Combining the topic at hand and that flashed me back to the Fellatio Lazy Susan. Ah, good times......

*** you know I love you, hooker!! *** :xoxo:

sparky
06-27-2006, 02:08 PM
Women of the world take note! If you want some quick cash, just blow some old man that's on the verge of dying- it's waaaaaaay easier than working for it, considering that most old men can only last for about 20 seconds or so.


Well, God Bless America. Of course that is a way to get money. It always has been. People have different kinds of relationships. As judgemental as I am, I don't really have anything to say about the situation except she should have demanded a buy out clause of some sort. Evidently she was too dumb or not being honest with him. It was a business arrangement. Most marriages are. I mean, hey, if I am alone and elderly and have enough money, I will happily buy myself a hot little hunk of guy to hang out with for my last years. Why not ?

cliffdweller
06-27-2006, 02:15 PM
It should go to me!


Then you'll split it with me right? :D

The Tower
06-27-2006, 02:21 PM
Well, God Bless America. Of course that is a way to get money. It always has been. People have different kinds of relationships. As judgemental as I am, I don't really have anything to say about the situation except she should have demanded a buy out clause of some sort. Evidently she was too dumb or not being honest with him. It was a business arrangement. Most marriages are. I mean, hey, if I am alone and elderly and have enough money, I will happily buy myself a hot little hunk of guy to hang out with for my last years. Why not ?
Yep. I have no problem whatsoever with business arrangements and that whole deal. Although my point was more that it's not a very good role model for those who would like to have self-esteem and self-worth. It's basically the "we were in love" routine part that gets me.

It's fine Anna if you're a whore- that's cool and you're working it and the whole deal. Just don't act like you were "in a relationship" or "in love" or any of that crap. If you think you're entitled to some cash because you screwed around with an old man every once in awhile, you're still on the drugs you claim to have ditched.

strandinthewind
06-27-2006, 02:28 PM
Then you'll split it with me right? :D

Well, Suze and Mary will DEMAND the govt. tax it at 90% :eek:

BTFLCHLD
06-27-2006, 03:01 PM
No wonder he was so hard to resist! :rolleyes:
<img src="http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a152/BTFLCHLD/images765518_AnnaNicoleSmith_JHowar.jpg">

irishgrl
06-27-2006, 08:25 PM
Well, don't :laugh:

Seriously, I was commenting on Mary's comment that I took to mean exactly what you said. Then, she spun it to be about happiness, etc.

And - let me state for the record, I would marry any 90 + year old billionaire that asked me - only I would get that will in writing :nod:

I didnt spin anything. my meaning was quite plain, the old goat was thrilled to death to have a pretty young thing on his arm and performing other duties as assigned. She, for her part, was all he expected her to be. I dont think anyone has any illusions about what sort of "glue" held that relationship together. If she says she loved him, who are you or I to say nay? AND, she deserves to be compensated. She is after all, his widow. He didnt have to marry her but he did.....:shrug:

irishgrl
06-27-2006, 08:30 PM
No wonder he was so hard to resist! :rolleyes:
<img src="http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a152/BTFLCHLD/images765518_AnnaNicoleSmith_JHowar.jpg">
not to worry, he's probably more asleep than awake anyway...