But before the commentary, let's get a short comment on the case from New York Post reporting, "The woman married a ghost."
I feel like the message is that, from him, that he's not dead, and I kind of feel like, energy-wise... [clears throat] Energy-wise, he's still alive, and that's where he wants to remain.
Like, there's a really striking image of him on a black stallion, holding a slice of pizza, as mad as that might sound.
... after he disappeared for days, then returned smelling of Chanel No. 5." This is from the-
Well, the voice that you heard in the news clip there was, if I'm pronouncing her name correctly, Brocard, a theatrical-
... of her ex-husband, Carol Edward, we call him Eddie, later Eduardo Cole, while in the Nevada State Penitentiary.
Now, despite Brocard being from Oxfordshire, UK, she married the ghost of an American, and we just wanna express our condolences [laughs] for both his death and his being American, at least geopolitically, at this time.
But before the commentary, let's get a short comment on the case from New York Post reporting, "The woman married a ghost."
I feel like the message is that, from him, that he's not dead, and I kind of feel like, energy-wise... [clears throat] Energy-wise, he's still alive, and that's where he wants to remain.
Like, there's a really striking image of him on a black stallion, holding a slice of pizza, as mad as that might sound.
... after he disappeared for days, then returned smelling of Chanel No. 5." This is from the-
Well, the voice that you heard in the news clip there was, if I'm pronouncing her name correctly, Brocard, a theatrical-
... of her ex-husband, Carol Edward, we call him Eddie, later Eduardo Cole, while in the Nevada State Penitentiary.
Now, despite Brocard being from Oxfordshire, UK, she married the ghost of an American, and we just wanna express our condolences [laughs] for both his death and his being American, at least geopolitically, at this time.
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