just a little minuscule little modicum of knowledge about him. And they expound upon that and make it sound as if they did know him. But people who truly knew him and knew his spirit and knew his heart won't have anything bad to say because he was well intended. Larry King: Did you live together? You lived together? Linda Thompson: We lived together for four-and-a-half years. Larry King: Now, you're a good Southern girl. Linda Thompson: Yes. Larry King: This is your first relationship, your first sexual, your first affair, you're in love. Why didn't you get married? Linda Thompson: We talked about marriage often. We talked about having children too. By the time I reconciled in my mind that this was something that I didn't want to do, he was ready. I was ready more in the beginning. Larry King: You wanted to get married earlier? He didn't -- why, because he had been shell shocked? Linda Thompson: I think when he was going through a divorce. He had been separated for seven months when I met him. Larry King: Did you get to see his daughter? Linda Thompson: Oh, yes. I met Lisa right away. I have known Lisa since she was four years old. She was a wonderful little girl. She was very embracing and a little shy but I've always loved children and we got on really well. The first time I ever saw her was at the Monovale house and I was out by