I just found the top link this morning - added the other 2 because they are new to me...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQf0xd2fmBQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHNSRDaPwhg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ9DuBiZENg

Thank you.

The first video made me sic ! I stopped watching this horrible video

It is horrible, but I I thought someone would like to hear the interview. I found it while looking for music, it just came up in the suggestion box instead of what I was looking for. Another thing I noticed in the funeral procession, why are people walking beside the hearse? I never understood why people do this. I know some foreign countries mourners have a procession and someone carries a picture of the departed and they are overly emotional. People cry for themselves at these events. Personally, because I believe in Jesus, I don't mourn as the world does. I rarely go to funerals except if a friend needs emotional support. I will not have one. I am sad to hear that this video upset you. It wasn't my intention. I posted it only for information sake. The guy interviewed had no class or integrity nor did his wife or the other woman he mentioned. I thought the whole thing was disrespectful to Marilyn. I couldn't believe it when he talked about the service and said everyone was talking through it and the minister couldn't be heard.

It's not your fault, the man in the interview was disrespectful, so I stopped watching. I don't understand why people can see Marilyn's dead photo. Marilyn would never approve of that .

I'm sure she wouldn't either and I don't believe anyone else would but as you know there are some sick weirdos out there in the world.

I think it's appalling, sickening, and completely out of order for anyone to distribute films or photos made at the time of a famous person's death.
This man has no professionalism whatsoever, he violated the privacy of the deceased and collected "souveneirs," which I find rather bizarre.
I understand he is no longer living or would else be subject to some sort of profestional regulatory body, I would hope!