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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 166C-LA-223601 Continuation of FD-302 of E. Pierce Marshall. ,On 6/27/00 Page Even after Smith's marriage to Marshall's father. (Marshall II), Marshall still visited his father twice a week for several days at time. Marshall never saw Smith at Marshall II's. house. It appeared to Marshall that Smith had moved into his old room at Marshall II's home but did not spend too much time at the house. Marshall II told Marshall that he rarely saw her at the house, and that she spent some of her time in California. Marshall Il's caretakers, who live at with Marshall II at his house, verified Marshall Il's statement that Smith rarely spent time with him. Marshall II expressed to Marshall that he was very upset at his new wife's (Smith) constant absence from the home.. Marshall II's kept a log of Smith's visits to b6 Marshal. II's house.. According to. log, Smith had. b7C visited Marshall II about a thirty days out of the whole time they had been married, a little over a year. Marshall said that if Smith visited his father for two hours, would log that as. a day she had come to visit. The last month of Marshall II's life, Smith never came to see him. Smith's last visit to see. Marshall II was on July 4, 1995. Marshall II died in August 1995. Marshall II complained to Marshall that Smith asked for fifty to sixty thousand dollars two times a week. Marshall II of which Marshall was the trustee to give Smith the money she wanted. Marshall II had bought Smith a house in Spring, Texas and listed under the name of, Houston Land Trust. After Marshall Il's death, a series of law suits took. had made her an oral promise to give her half of his estate which. is being held in a family trust. Marshall disputed her claim which is the subject of a pending civil suit. The above civil action received notoriety through the media. Smith had made several comments about the law suit to the press, and, according to Marshall, she and her two attorney's, had launched a negative media attack against Marshall. Marshall sued civil suit out of court while the other attorney lost several million dollars as a result of a jury judgment. Smith's suit is concerning the Marshall Family Trust.