Hello and welcome once again to History2Eves. My name is Tim. Welcome to the podcast where we take a lighthearted look at the dark side of history. The title of our podcast today is Love Triangle, The Murder of Stanford White.
Stanford White was a captain of industry, Grandie. It was a famous architect back in the turn of the 20th century. It came involved in a love triangle and ended up on the floor. So we're going to talk about that sex.
We're going to talk about his relationship with one Evelyn Nesmit. Was that the mother of the monkey? Yes. Yes.
Let me remind everyone that we get the funniest looks wrong. I actually have some monkeys on my iPhone. You guys are monkeys on the back. This is their monkeys are expensive.
Let me remind everyone we are a true crime comedy history podcast. We use a lot of language. So if you're easily offended this probably is not. Just hit the fucking road and take your Puritan ass out the door.
I can't guess for you. You know how ugly woman you brought with her? Take her too. We would recommend you check out one of the other fine podcasts out there that are less offensive than us including our friends with they walk among us.
One of the best podcasts out there. So please check them out. Rosanna has offended me on numerous occasions. Rosanna is a lovely lady and has been a bit of a fun.
She said some of the things to me to me. Well, you probably deserved it. You have not been introduced yet. Let me introduce first though before I get to you Colonel.
I kind of build up to your introduction. We get the unimportant introductions. Let's hear again. Your top milling Colonel.
Yeah. She's like the opening band. Her engagement and this podcast is going to be minimal because she's got a new phone. Oh, you got a new phone?
Yeah. I did get a new phone. Can you just play a little weed farm on there? Yeah.
And she gets it. Well, I'm doing now. I'm farming. Let me introduce the first lady of podcasting.
The lady who is known far and wide as Brandy the Benevolent. Her Majesty, Queen Brandy the first. How are you today Brandy? I'm good, Timmy.
How are you? I'm so glad you asked. Oh, good. Tell me more.
Well, as I mentioned earlier, how was your Thanksgiving? Thanksgiving. It was fine. Did you buy anything?
Did you buy a gift? Yeah. Did I do what? Did you buy my gift?
I have not. Probably the same thing I did last year. Okay. So that's nothing.
I would. I went house hunting over the weekend. I was a very nice house. He's cutting into Brandy time with all his bullshade house hunting.
Colonel, I didn't buy a house. I didn't find one I wanted. But you know, Colonel, this might surprise you. I'm going to surprise Brandy.
But I have commitment issues. I am shocked. I know. Aren't you glad you're sitting down for that?
Yeah. So the search continues. I'm going to give you a 30-year mortgage. I don't know why he would get a 30-year mortgage.
You won't even buy stamps. That's what I'm saying. I'm telling you. This is on a right.
I don't know why. He's having to live here for 30 years. I could just keep hitting. Yeah.
I don't know what he's doing. Let me get in there on the lease. I'm telling you. I'm going to do a reverse mortgage like the second day.
Let me introduce the man who is known as the most dangerous man in podcasting today. He's not. He has been described as an oasis in the desert of despair. I know one.
He is known as the moral compass of the history of the podcast. I know you need one. My friend, the honorable Colonel, the Reverend Colonel, Charles Bullrigard, Hawk, Waters III, affectionately known as the Southern gentleman. How are you today, Colonel?
I'm good. Timmy. I was your Thanksgiving. You know what the best thing about Thanksgiving was?
It's over. Four days without having to look at her. Well, that's hateful. Well, no.
You started on me the moment I walked in the door here. I don't play in your little house. I'm engaged. I'm sitting here listening to your bullshit.
Carry on and on and on and on and on and on. Nice. Nice shot that you play the Colonel through a pick or tell over Brandy's head. And then he missed a waist bath.
Yeah. Three feet. Yeah. That was pretty close.
It was not. But anyway, thanks. The boys were home. And so reminded it sucked.
It was a nice. Although, you know, Taylor, he's a he likes to aggravate me too. He did. He did.
He said some smart ass things to me. I told him I was going to whip his ass and then I grabbed him and his mama jumped in, made me leave him alone. And but then he went down the basement to me and I followed him. And I opened the door and there he stood.
And I said, you know your mama ain't here to help you. I said, I'm going to do what you're going to do. He said, I ain't going to do nothing. Your old ass is one that just remarked a lot of steps.
And I bothered you because he was right. I did. I did. I did.
I did a couple of deep breaths. Never mind if your knees give an out. I mean, you need to pick your body. Be careful when you pick your fights up your age.
Don't have a stroke. All right. Let's talk about this topic. Shall we take care of your drillin ass?
Let me tell you about Evelyn Nesbitt. Oh, please do. Evelyn Nesbitt was a young actress, Brandy. Yes.
At the turn of the 20th century, you became involved in a bizarre love triangle between two wealthy men that resulted in murder. Murder. As they usually do. Yes.
Have you ever been involved in a bizarre love triangle, Brandy? Why would I tell you motherfuckers about it? I'm in a normal love triangle. I always do know bizarre love triangle.
Then you haven't lived. Just saying. Let me tell you about Evelyn Nesbitt. She was born in Terten, Pennsylvania, Brandy.
A little village near Pittsburgh. Oh. Which I'm sure was lovely in 1884 when she was born. Oh, that steel and smog.
And smog. Yeah. Good times. Even as a baby, she was surprisingly pretty.
Because you know, newborns are not that cute. They look like Winston Churchill. Yeah. And her face, she was called a dark-haired angel, Brandy.
She attracted hundreds of visitors to her parents' humble home. A two-story frame cottage. That's fucking weird. That's fucking weird.
They come from miles around to see her. That's so weird. You don't know. First of all, they didn't have a present.
They didn't have Netflix. We see them. They better be bringing presents. Oh, they're a baby.
Oh, hold on. People travel for miles around to see a baby? Yes. This is what I'm saying.
They don't even do tricks or anything. Her family lived in a modest two-story frame cottage worth less than $2,000. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about.
What's the mortgage? What's the fix rate on $2,000 over 30 years? That'd be about $2,000 a month, then. I can afford that.
Florence. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah. Florence Level, Evelyn, was her name.
She was an interesting child, Brandy. I doubt it. Very quiet, somewhat shy. She did not easily make friends with anyone, but when she did gain, when someone did gain her confidence, she was a loyal friend.
And she wanted those people like, I can't have you friends because I'm just too beautiful. She became the first hit to mother. I'm getting ahead of myself. Oh, okay.
She's a very beautiful child. And she had a remarkable sweet voice for one so young. I was told that when I was a genius. You were not ever told that.
Her town? Uncle Al Shoe. Where you really? You know, I remember Uncle Al.
He was here in Cincinnati. I was a, he hosted a TV show for children, right? So did you do the Uncle Al was a bit of a drinker? Well, you know, we had one and Wendy was me.
She was a, no, she didn't like you. She did that. Run chicken fat run. We had, but we had, in our area where I grew up, we had Mr.
Cartoon. And he wore, this is, oh man, he wore this checkered jacket, real loud jacket, wore dark sunglasses and a checkered hat. And he was like a chick. Oh, and he gets like a prevert.
And he has, he has been his audience, right? And he showed cartoons and he interviewed these kids in between cartoons. And I mean, he's a real prick. They started talking, he pulled a microphone away.
It's kind of like what we need to do with Colonel over here. So for sure. Anyway, back to Evelyn. We can sidetrack.
And people don't like that. Not our podcast. You know, what people, if you don't, I'm sad. I don't interrupt you.
I'm sorry. No, I'm just saying I'm sorry for interrupting. And if we've caused you to distract you from your miserable fucking existence for 30 seconds. Well, no, it's just that.
I'm sorry is very, you know, it's very interesting. And people are at their seat and then we'd sidetrack. Yeah, yeah, okay. It breaks the flow.
Yeah, this is a fascinating story. Brandy always loves my stories. So I'm trying to listen. Evelyn had a remarkably sweet voice for someone her age.
Her talent along this line was marked when she was about five years of age. She made her first public appearance, Brandy. Jesus. The occasion was a memorial service which was held at the Methodist Church of which her father and mother remembers.
The service was held to honor and honor the members who died during the year. And she sang beautifully. So it was a big coming coming coming out when she was five years old. She's singing for her in front of people.
Of course she is. In the midst of the solemn hush in the midst of the solemn hush of the series came the sweet voice of a child singing. It was Evelyn hidden behind ever greens and in a voice which will never be forgotten and which could distinctly be heard over the in a large auditorium. Before her song was half halfway finished nearly the entire audience was moved to tears Brandy.
Yes, softly, sweetly, but still distinctly came the words of song. It was a splendid triumph for the little child and the memory of it lingers in the hearts of the people who were there that day. These people need lives. You don't like the sweet voice of a young child singing?
Well, you don't like church. What? Sorry. Evelyn and her family moved to Pittsburgh.
Remember I said they lived near Pittsburgh. So they moved to Pittsburgh. And while still a school girl Evelyn's father died. Oh, yeah.
He was a struggling attorney. He left the family almost destitute. That means they don't have any money. Outstanding debts.
Thanks for mansplaining the shit right out of that. Outstanding debts on the little property left by their father shut off almost every source of income. So they're in a spot. They're in a jam Brandy.
In 1897 when Evelyn was only 13 years old, a woman named Mrs. Adara was a portrait painter and a miniature artist in Philadelphia. I don't know what a miniature artist is. They paint things on a grain of rice.
Oh, I thought maybe she was just really, really small. Yeah, she was a midget painter. Can't use that term. You apologize.
Oh, I'm sorry for the midgets. She was a little person. Thank you, Kermit. Anyway, that made it better.
She discovered Evelyn's beauty and painted her in a portrait. Later she asked Evelyn to sit on several models and missus were photography was as big as it was. So she was doing a lot of paintings and using her as a model. The pictures were printed in an art magazine and attracted attention.
Soon Evelyn found that she was being sought by the most successful artist and photographers in the country. Brandy, anything about that? So weird. She sees a young beauty, right?
The demand for her privilege, the demand for the privilege of photographing her beautiful face, Colonel, or portraying her on campus became so great that the money earned by the little girl was opposing, it was helping the family out, right? Her mother decides if to capitalize on this even more, she wanted to move to New York where she was a momager. She was a first stage mom. Yeah, she was one of the first stage moms.
She's Chris Kardashian. So they took up a boarding house, a little boarding house in New York and they started seeking out these studios, a famous artist, so that Evelyn could start her modeling career. It was when her mother, modest yet proud of her beautiful young daughter, her daughter was biting into girlhood, womanhood, Brandy, perfect. She took her to a photographer and he took pictures of her and she started appearing in magazines in New York.
So she's making money, right? She's getting work. Everyone, one of her photographs was put on a display in the window of one of the photographers, always displaying his work and people would come in off the street to ask who was that beautiful young girl in the picture. One day when the model was about to leave the studio, she was working with a photographer at the time named Charles Gibson, who I guess was kind of a pretty big deal.
I didn't do a lot of research on it, but he was a prominent photographer back in the day. She was leaving his studio when a man entered. The man was struck by the flower-like beauty of the young girl. He was in New York's social life and architect named Stanford White.
He just sounds like a dick. He's 47 years old, married with children. At the time, he was nearly three times the age of Evelyn. You know, I'm looking at Evelyn here and she's just not that special.
There must have been some ugly motherfuckers running around there. She was the first girl in front of the girl. She was like, no, I get all that. I caught it when you said it before.
Thank you. We didn't know if you was listening. I've been commenting. Shut the hell up.
She's just not anything spectacular. She made the question mark. I think it's a question mark here. It's a portrait of her on the side.
Oh, yeah. And the little girl at the end makes it look like a question mark. She made that famous. Well, she's just not that.
I thought she was attractive. She's not that special. She's nobody I'd travel across the country to see as a baby or an adult for that matter. She's just not.
You seem a little judgy today. She's jealous. Stanford White was very jealous. You seem petty and jealous.
Yeah. She's very jealous. She's very jealous. She's going on like an Aphrodite Jones.
Look her up. I know you have. I know you dated her banger or something. So anyway, Stanford White, who was 47 at times, three times, three times her age, he became quite taken with young Evelyn.
I'm sure he did. Young girl, all her teeth. He was taken by her charm and began pursuing her despite the fact that he was nearly three times her age. Gross.
And the fact that he was married with children. Oh, well, why like that's eight in the way. But he was a famous archaeate. He probably could be a lot of this hot.
No. I was just kidding. Of course you would. I'm not kidding.
Stanford White. Look at that face. Yeah, she's adorable. She's a dwarf.
He did the thing about Bertha and Utee Goofy. You know what? Your standards are sad. Look, would you look at the face on this side?
I saw her. She's nothing spectacular. She looks just the face of an angel. I've been her like a snare drum girl.
Of course you would. So would Stanford White. He was really taken with her. Stanford White was a well-known architect in New York.
He had built Madison Square Garden among other things. He was very wealthy. Hold on. He built it.
Well, he's an architect. He designed it. He designed it. Yeah.
Okay, so he didn't actually go down later breaks down. Like, no. Like there was a lot of that sentence. They would hire someone like you to do that.
Nah. No, they wouldn't. They need smarter people. Anyway, everyone was quite taken with Stanford.
Stanford's money. Well, no, she was in the attention of an older man. Remember, she's got daddy issues. You're sort of at it.
I got for daddy issues. Ain't that right to me? It's how Timmy lives his life. Other than in that state where any granddad issues.
Nothing wrong with meeting, you know, people meet in their emotional needs. That's right. Ain't none getting out of her. Girl hotted in a man and a walker, Timmy.
Man. Especially if he's got a savings account. Money falling out of his pocket. Dennis Ball's on the walker.
Caring around $500 of cash. Evelyn. And the card of one cabby. Evelyn became the toast of the town once she met Stanford because he was very active in the social circles in New York.
Did his wife appreciate that? I don't think his wife knew. He had a home in Connecticut, but he kept an apartment in New York. And he would take his lady friends to the apartment.
But he would take his friends, lady friends like Evelyn. He was really in the course girls. And he would take them out. And then he would take them to his apartment.
And he would take them out to like, it's like, he's leaving your life, Timmy. Yeah, but this guy was loaded. He was better off. I don't walk around with $500 in my pocket.
Do you, Jack? I got 42 right now. Get the hell out of here. Bullshit.
I am not bullshitting you. How'd you manage that? Count it. What were you?
Listen to this. Hey, I had to give $2 to the two. I don't have $500 though. No, today it's a little like.
So Evelyn, so now Evelyn is going out with Stanford. $51 on it. Nice. Evelyn's going out with Stanford.
He's showing her, he's introducing her to his friends. He's becoming quite taken with Evelyn. Now Evelyn, it feels like sweaty boob money. Evelyn, his mother was okay with this relationship.
Well sure she was. Because he was providing for them financially. He actually put Evelyn up in an apartment. Evelyn and her mother up in an apartment and started paying their bills.
So he got her mother's approval. What do you think about that, Brandi? I think that was a shady mother. On Evelyn's persistence, Stanford White helped the young beauty start a stage career.
How about that, Colonel? I think that was kind of him. But I believe he had ulterior motives. Well Evelyn found herself various motives.
Evelyn found herself falling in love with Stanford White. $245. Thank you. Thank you, Brandi.
So he's only 195 ahead of me. Well, you never know when you need my straight and half. You're cashing your fucking... Thank you.
Velcro wallet. Velcro, it's a lather. Did you put it in... It's an alphabetical order.
I wanted it in... Did you put it all back? No, that's the bigger question. Here's the other thing.
I unwanted the bills. So I don't think you're going to piss and moan at me about what order they're in. I like them in order of... Do you?
They were wadded in there. That would be preferable. It looks like Noah's wallet. Is Noah have 241?
In monopoly cash. He keeps it just the same way that you did. So wadded and shoved in there. So Evelyn, she talks about it.
She knows that she can never marry Stanford-wide because he has a wife and two kids. But she talks him into helping her get in... Start a stage career down. He had a lot of influence in theater.
He ran in the theater circuit in the theater. And so he was able to help her get a job or help her get a career in acting. Brandy, on Broadway. They're saving me, I'm not so brack.
I'm mixed up George Benson in the beaches. You know, when they're dying, when they're shivers. I'm in some Broadway. No, that's what I hear.
But if you only got one thin dime, why you want your shoes shut? You got other... You got bigger problems. You got shoes.
And you really shouldn't be in New York because it's an expensive city if you only got one thin dime. Although really aren't all dimes the same. Are these thick dimes? No.
Okay, Brandy, tell us what's happened. Happens next with young Evelyn and Stanford White. Okay, so we just had a quick break here because the colonel just jumped up and went out of the room for no apparent reason. I think it's a fucking awkward story.
It couldn't have a way until the end of the podcast. No, I got a little... I'm working on a mechanical thing and I don't have wire cutters, but kunga knuckles are doing it. And Brandy, tell us what happens next with Stanford White and the beautiful Evelyn despots.
Try to stay on top of it, please. Stanford managed her career down to the smallest detail. And with White's connections Evelyn despots famed shot as she flaunted her exquisite... Jesus.
Her exquisite form and graceful beauty. That sounds like a lot of women's... Why do you... Why do you...
As a woman? Yeah, why are you bashing other women? Are you supposed to stick against... No, I'm not.
I'm actually bashing Tim's writing. She was... She had a lovely figure in her beautiful face. I have a way with words.
You have... Timmy, you are a word magician. Thank you, Colonel. Anyway.
She flaunted all that in two successful plays. Floridora... That was a big hit by the way. Floridora.
And the Wild Rose. It was like the Hamilton of his time. It was her role in the Wild Rose in 1902 that brought her to the attention of many powerful men. Her admirers included the brother of stage actress Ethel Barrymore.
John Barrymore. Is that Drew's grandpa? Drew's grandpa. That's correct.
Was a witty, fun-loving companion and Evelyn became smitten with him. What's with me? Timmy. Yeah, I'm a witty, fun-loving companion.
Yeah, uh-huh. That's what he's known for. At 21, John Barrymore was much closer to Evelyn's age than Stanford. I'm a little bit closer to Stanford's age.
After an evening out, a couple of... You'd have been closer to most of the age. A couple of them returned to Barrymore's apartment, remained there together well into the early morning hours. When were they doing Colonel?
When were they doing Colonel? They was born again. Scandalous. They was sinning?
Avoiding sin and... Ooh, wee. A woman. A lady should not be a company of a man in his apartment unless they're married.
Is that true Colonel alone? No, that's how people open up their robes and start... That's how... That's how pregnancy occurs.
Avoiding the family path of entering the acting world, John Barrymore was casually pursuing a career as an illustrator and cartoonist. Yeah, he wasn't as loaded as some of his relatives were. Although he showed some promise in this chosen field, his salary was small, and Evelyn's mother, who evidently is now bougie, considered him an unsuitable companion for her 17-year-old daughter. Hey, look, when you got off...
But Stanford is all good. Well, Stanford, you know, Stanford's loaded. Yeah, and married and, you know, whatever. And why?
Stanford was making a reign over there. Yeah. Both Mrs. Nesbit and White were greatly displeased when they found out about their relationship.
I bet he was. I bet he was. Stanford White engineered a plan to separate the couple by arranging for Evelyn's enrollment in a boarding school in New Jersey and administered by Matilda Demille, the mother... Matilda the Hahn is what they used to call her.
I bet. The mother of the noted film director Cecil B. Demille. In the presence of both Mrs.
Nesbit and White, John Barrymore had asked Evelyn to become his wife, but she turned down his marriage proposal. That's not... Well, he wasn't even having any money. Aside from her relationship...
Oh, well, there's a little hoe bag. Well, here we go. Aside from her relationship with John Barrymore, Evelyn Nesbit was involved with other powerful men who vied for her attention. She's a attractive young lady.
Among those were the polo player James Montgomery Waterbury, also known as Monty, and the young magazine publisher Robert J. Collier. I want to be... I want to be fad.
I'm gonna be Biff. I'm Biff. I'm Biff. I'm Biff.
I'm Biff. I'm a bully. I'm Biff from Back to the Future. Biff, Biff, Biff, Smell Backwards is Fib.
It is. It's Fib, actually. Yeah. Yeah.
Good job. Thank you. We got on this... well, never mind.
I'm gonna let that go. You can't introduce something and let it go. I'm just saying, you know, people... we have all these pronouns for people who identify as...
what not. And people can say, you know, they are this or whatever, you know, they identify as... whatever. But why can't I complain when people don't call me Hawk?
You can't. Because I identify as a bird to pray. You identify as a jackass. Throughout these relationships, Stanford White still maintained a potent presence in her life, maintaining his position as benefactor.
Betty White, folks. Yeah. Well, I don't understand his wife knows, but she still lets him hang around. Look, the guy's got...
the guy's got Mike. Yeah, he was... he was throwing dollars at the wife. She was like, okay, she was like, jewelry.
It was... it was at this time that Henry... Yeah. ...for all.
Here he... here he is. Harry Thawall made her acquaintance. Oh, Harry.
Harry was the son of a Pittsburgh coal and railroad baron. Rob a baron. You know, the Pittsburgh... of the Pittsburgh Falls.
Yeah. Well, you know, remember, everyone is originally from Pittsburgh, so they had any comment. They were supposed to steal his fans. Here we go.
With a history of pronounced mental instability since childhood. I was there to remind you of anything. A thaw. A heir to a $40 million fortune led a reckless self-indulgent life.
He was born on February 12, 1871, to Pittsburgh coal and railroad baron, William Thawall. Henry was 13 years older than Evelyn and already lived quite the life. There was a history of mental illness on his mother's side of the family, and Harry's mother herself was known for her abuse of the servants and episodes of ungovernable temper. Quick question, Deb.
Quick question. Yes. What side of the family does your mental illness come from? It's just your mom or your papa.
In 18... Do you think Brandy is mean to her servants? Oh, you know she is. Interesting.
Bring in that bell. No, get your ass in here with my tea. Plus it's hard. He can't carry a cup of juice across four of that spell in it.
I wouldn't trust him with tea. In 1874, Josiah, a brother born a year before Harry, died an accidental death in infancy, smothered by his mother's breast while he lay in her bed. That's not funny. I bet she fell asleep.
She was breastfeeding in the fell asleep. You know, honey, when you guys laugh at his head. And Deb oob's mother wrote. What a way to go.
You know, if I'm going to go... I want a big double D just over my nose and mouth. So you want to die from breast... Breast inhalation.
In childhood, I was subject to bouts of insomnia, temper tantrums, incoherent babbling, and notably baby talk. A form of expression which he retained into adulthood. Yeah, that's not as attractive as I thought. Oh, look at you little girl.
Come here. How pretty you are. That sounds creepy. That's how you're talking to the brother.
His chosen form of amusement was appropriating heavy household objects as weaponry to hurl at the heads of servants. Well, that's... Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
Wait a minute. Let's see who this sounds like. Hold on. The misfortune of others run on fits of giggling.
Yeah. It occurred only that's not a good sign. No, but you know sometimes the misfortune of others is just funny. Especially if they're assholes.
Well, I mean, you can't... ...porn motherfucker to the mother walking across the room. And he starts to steal the... He starts to steal the...
...the kid in those... ...stirubs I did, like some bitch. He's like... Harry's home.
Damn it. He spent his childhood bouncing from private school to private school in Pittsburgh, never doing well, and was described by teachers as unintelligent and a troublemaker. I think that's probably about accurate. A teacher at Wooster Prep School described a 16-year-old Harry as having an erratic kind of zigzag walk, which seemed to involuntarily mimic his brain patterns.
I want to see this guy walk. His parents spent most of their time... No, actually, it's very smart because then you're... ...that's like with the arm of the...
...so 15. ...so 15. ...we can't shot that guy. Yeah.
If Kennedy would have been driving in his zigzag, history would have changed him. His parents spent most of their time in money getting Henry out of trouble. Thank you, I'm gonna fuck the pain. I can never fuck the pain.
I can't fucking get in here, Randy. His father was able to use his influence to get his son into Harvard, but he was... ...but he was...but he seldom spent time in the classroom. So they get this dipshit into Harvard.
They had this guy... The guy can't spell Harvard. And I think... I think I told you this off the air, but he has allowance in 19-0...
Oh, that's for 80,000 a month. 80,000 a month. No, it is... Does it say anything about him banging his economics professor in the active...
Oh, I forgot how funny that was that Jen mentioned it yet. Thaw reportedly lit his cigars with $100 bills. And he is making it rain. He's a pop.
You know, just to clarify why we was off the air. I found 40 more dollars in my pants. Speaking of baller, there you go. I got $95 there.
Up in this plate. Alright, so he's lit cigars with $100 bills. He also went on long drinking binges, attended cockfights. Okay.
It doesn't know funny that I can't hear you. You sound judgmental when you're reading this. You do. I am.
And spent much of his time romancing young women. In 1894, he chased a cab driver down a Cambridge street with a shotgun, believing he'd been cheated out of $0.10 change. This is guy's getting 80,000 a month from his parents' house. But he's got a shotgun.
Why did he chase him? Because he's just fired them. Because he's stupid. He claimed the shotgun was unloaded.
So he's trying to hit him with it. Thaw was ultimately expelled from Harvard for immoral practices, as well as intimidating and threatening fellow students and teachers. After being expelled from Harvard, Thaw lived the life of a young playboy. Harry repeatedly tore through Europe at a frantic pace, frequenting $91 is what I got right now.
Okay. Frequoting more Delos where his pleasure involved restraining his partners with handcuffs and other devices of bondage. Okay, let's talk about that, Bernie. What's your feeling all about that?
Why is your feeling all about that? Why is your feeling all about bondage? I am. Have a safe word.
That's a good point. That is my feeling. What's your say word with the Mrs. Mm-hmm.
What's your say word? I can't say no say word around there. You don't have a signal say word no. But you know what?