Discussion on a Controversial Actress's Life

She's, you know, you know her story, don't you?

She's an actress that

was, um, was, uh, um,

she was kind of a foul-mouthed person.

What's it called? She, uh-

You know, and she, and she hated the whole, um,

Hollywood scene, and she

expressed her hatred for them publicly.

And so,

um, and she also, when she was like, I think she was 15, she entered

this essay contest when she was living here in Seattle

entitled God is Dead. And, uh-

Good point

... a lot of people accused her of being a

communist.

Hmm.

And then she went to New York and, and, uh, was a part of this,

um, acting troupe

and so it supposedly had communist ties too.

And, uh,

so then there's this big conspiracy amongst a judge, a very

well-known prominent judge here in Seattle, and a bunch of other people

who had ties with Hollywood, and they basically just set her up

and ruined her

life. You know? They, um, you know, had some pictures taken of her when she

was arrested for drunk driving and, um, it just, it was a big,

huge scandal, and she eventually was sent to a mental institution

and given a lobotomy and raped every day for years,

and just totally abused and ended up, like, working at a,

at a, um, Four Seasons restaurant alone and dying by

herself.

It was off Bainbridge Island.

Still a .

That's where she was, uh, institutionalized, right over there.

Mm-hmm.

There's this old, broken down, like, infirmary there.

For years, every night, there were lines of,

um, custodians, friends and, and people, you

know, part of the staff who would wait in line

to rape her every day.

You know? She went through a lot of shit.

And it just disgusts me, you know, to know that there are some of the

people that are part of that conspiracy are living here in Seattle

in their comfortable, cushy little homes with their families

and, you know-

Hmm

... it's 20, you know, it's 40 years after the fact, and it's,

just, uh-

He's a just God, not a fair one

... makes me wanna kill them. Yeah.

And that's what the Christians say.

We're still not very good citizens.

"God,

why was there Auschwitz?"

"Well, I'm a just God, not a fair one."