funeral like for you? Linda Thompson: Surreal. It was very difficult for me. Larry King: Was Priscilla there? Linda Thompson: Priscilla was there, and his last girlfriend Ginger Aldren was there, and his family members were there, and of course Lisa and my family was there and his father. Colonel Parker came. It's kind of crazy. My mother went to the funeral. We were in the third car behind the hearse. We were there all day as the body lay in state. We were there all night. We were with the family. My family is very close to his family. And my mother saw him lying in state. My mother saw him being buried, being put in the mausoleum. Two weeks later my mother said, you know, a lot of people think Elvis is still alive. I said, Mom. Well, I'm just saying he could have gone off to the Bahamas. I'm saying, that could have been something. Mom! That's how desperately people wanted to believe that he was still alive. And after all these years, they still want to believe it. Larry King: He was 42. You had to be shocked, even though you knew about the drugs and everything. Linda Thompson: You know, I was shocked, yes. You're never ready, no matter -- even if you have an elderly parent. Larry King: Didn't you save his life once? Linda Thompson: Many times, yes. Larry King: By getting him to the hospital? Linda Thompson: Many times, yes. By just