Three weeks after his death, James Brown is still chillin' in the front room of his house on Beech Island in South Carolina. But it's not as weird as it sounds. He's not buried yet because his family is building a mauselum on the estate for his final resting place. They say it should be ready in a month. In the mean time, Tomi Rae Hynie, James' long time companion, who, along with her five year old son James Jr, were left out of James' will, is suing for half of the James Brown Estate with 7 percent of the remaing half going to her son James Jr. I can't wait for that paternity test to come back.
(Yahoo)
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
James Brown's Constant Companion Wants Half
Three weeks after his death, James Brown is still chillin' in the front room of his house on Beech Island in South Carolina. But it's not as weird as it sounds. He's not buried yet because his family is building a mauselum on the estate for his final resting place. They say it should be ready in a month. In the mean time, Tomi Rae Hynie, James' long time companion, who, along with her five year old son James Jr, were left out of James' will, is suing for half of the James Brown Estate with 7 percent of the remaing half going to her son James Jr. I can't wait for that paternity test to come back.
(Yahoo)
