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It's gotten really hard to feel good about myself when I get the feeling (not just with you but other friends as well) that people worry I'll scare these guys away. I know everyone's just trying to protect me but, it's not what I need. I'm SO tired of life HAPPENING to me, I want to make things happen instead.
... this coming from an 'older' guy, not necessarily... old... yet 
Maybe you're right about the finding something fun everyday...I need to do that but I get tired of doing these things alone ALL the time... ya know?
He put her into her car and they left driving down Hwy. 90. The accident happened down the road about 40 miles.
I recently read the account on the Internet about her children being in the car with her.
I guess she picked them up at the motel after she performed.
It gets real foggy some nights driving on Hwy. 90 to New Orleans because it's right on the beachfront.
I lived in that area for 25 years.
http://www.findadeath.com/Deceased/m/Mansfield/jayne_mansfield.htm
On the evening of June 28th, 1967, Jayne had a show in Biloxi Mississippi, in a club called the Gus Stevens Supper Club. Death Hag Diane Culpepper sends us this advertisement for Jaynes show. Excellent work, Diane! Jayne was performing twice a night, at 9 and 11pm. Thanks to Diane, we have a recap of Jayne's last show.
After her gig, she and her companion and attorney Sam Brody, and the three little Hargitays left in the 1966 Buick Electra (owned by Gus Stevens himself), driven by Ronnie Harrison, who was only 20 years old. Think he kept his eye on the road? Naw. The group was heading to New Orleans, so Jayne could do a television show the next day. Got to plug the act! It must have been very late when they went on their way. The interview was to take place in the WDSU-TV studios. When in New Orleans, Jayne had reservations at the Roosevelt Hotel, now the Fairmont.