Elizabeth Edwards death?

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I was reading the National Enquirer and in that issue it had Eilzabeth Edwards's last words. John Edwards begged for forgiveness but she refused to forgive him. Also she made changes to her will one the the changes was that Quinn Hunter the love child could not see her other children. What do you think about this? John Edwards was completely wrong but what if he really was sorry about his affair? The saddest thing is the baby. Quinn is a victim in this too. She was just born. No matter what she should still see her brothers and sisters.

Curt J · Accepted Answer

I have found that the National Enquirer is good for starting fires in fireplaces and little else.

imfoxygirl · Answer

Do you really think a  National Enquirer reporter was at her death bed writing this all down?

Sugar · Answer

I think  that is sad if true. It does not sound  right  knowing the kind of person  she was. I had a half brother  we found our way  to each  other and loved  each other until his death. They  will find a way in the  future to know each other...As  for John I feel  sad for him and hope he can see how much he hurt  her.

Anonymous · Answer

Sounds fishy. A will allocates assets. You can't forbid someone in a will to see your children

ponpon · Answer

Well, if it was in the National Enquirer, then is must be fact.  (dripping sarcasm)

electricpole · Answer

Him I don't care about, but let the woman rest in peace.

? · Answer

If this is true, that was her right.

Anonymous · Answer

Libs are sleazy...

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