June 26, 200917 yr Author Is her son still in prison? Yes, My wife and I were watching program on her just a few minutes ago and they had said that he was arrested again this morning..... just before she had died. They granted permission for him to be taken to her bedside (in cuffs) and say good bye. Reports were that she didn't know who he was, then he got closer and gave her a kiss and told her, she realized and told him she would always be with him. I don't think Farrah realized that he was in cuffs or under police escort when he was there. I hope that she didn't.
June 26, 200917 yr Yes, My wife and I were watching program on her just a few minutes ago and they had said that he was arrested again this morning..... just before she had died. They granted permission for him to be taken to her bedside (in cuffs) and say good bye. Reports were that she didn't know who he was, then he got closer and gave her a kiss and told her, she realized and told him she would always be with him. I don't think Farrah realized that he was in cuffs or under police escort when he was there. I hope that she didn't. Are you sure about that? I know they released her son while he was in prison to see her before she died. It was in her documentary. I heard today that her son is still in prison and was not granted permission to see her.
June 26, 200917 yr Ryan O'Neil had visited their son while he was in jail, and came home to tell Farrah he had seen their son. Redmond had asked his Dad to give his Mom a kiss from him. Ryan did, and I believe Farrah was so sick she thought it was her son. Dad did deliver the kiss. Redmond was able to see his Mom early this spring, and it was filmed on the documentary.
June 26, 200917 yr Author Are you sure about that? I know they released her son while he was in prison to see her before she died. It was in her documentary. I heard today that her son is still in prison and was not granted permission to see her. My wife was watching one of her entertainment tonight programs and I thought that is what they were saying. The flm clip showed him (in cuffs) talkng to her. I may had heard it wrong though but I don't think that I did. Should I be wrong then I apologize but thats the way I took it. (if wrong, that may be the first time in my life I was mistaken :sssh:)
June 26, 200917 yr Author Ryan O'Neil had visited their son while he was in jail, and came home to tell Farrah he had seen their son. Redmond had asked his Dad to give his Mom a kiss from him. Ryan did, and I believe Farrah was so sick she thought it was her son. Dad did deliver the kiss. Redmond was able to see his Mom early this spring, and it was filmed on the documentary. That my have been the clip I saw then :idunno:but I could had sworn that they said they allowed him out of jail long enough to visit/see his mother one last time before she passed.
June 26, 200917 yr I heard, either on CNN or FoxNews, that the son did NOT get to see his mom before she passed.
June 27, 200917 yr Author The documentary she did was amazing. :thumb:Yes it was, we watched it again tonight and were just in awe again of what a fighter and what an attitude the lady had. I was also very moved when her friend (filming the documentary) would turn off the camera when it came to a very down/sick and painful time in her treatments bc she didn't think that Farrah would want people to see her at her worst times.....Farrah told her to film it bc that was cancer and was what cancer does to a person. Note: Another thing I saw in the documentary and realized that I had wrong and my earlier post #32 mixed up with was that documentary was the one that I saw her son visiting her from jail in and it wasn't right before her death..........my mistake. Thank you Clyde, GaViking for bringing that up earlier. :thumb:
June 30, 200917 yr A record six million copies of the infamous Farrah Fawcett red bathing suit poster have been sold since its debut in 1976, turning it into the engine that drove two Ohio brothers from college dropouts to multimillionaires running poster empire Pro Arts Inc. Mike and Ted Trikilis were trying to make money selling black-light posters to hippies at Kent State before the swimsuit poster turned them into celebrities in their own right, with their services being hightly sought by Hollywood stars. Ted was even crowned the "King of the Posters" by The Washington Post.
July 1, 200917 yr Author I am glad that Fawcett's funeral was held with class and dignity as all should be and not dominating the news. (JMO). Farrah was class act as she deserved to go out with peace and dignity.............. http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/people/farrah-fawcett-remembered-at-funeral-20090701-d48z.html
July 1, 200917 yr I am glad that Fawcett's funeral was held with class and dignity as all should be and not dominating the news. (JMO). Farrah was class act as she deserved to go out with peace and dignity.............. http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/people/farrah-fawcett-remembered-at-funeral-20090701-d48z.html Not sure I would go so far as to call her a class act. She presented herself in the end with a lot of class, but let's not forget the Letterman show or the spot in Playboy.:idunno:
July 1, 200917 yr I am glad that Fawcett's funeral was held with class and dignity as all should be and not dominating the news. (JMO). Farrah was class act as she deserved to go out with peace and dignity.............. http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/people/farrah-fawcett-remembered-at-funeral-20090701-d48z.html Had the king of pop not passed at the same time and dominated the television, radio, internet, bumperstickers, tshirts, banners behind cropdusters (you get the point), it may not have seemed so dignified.
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