The Feds have interviewed about 23,000 people in connection with the accidental drug overdose that resulted in Heath Ledgers death. Investigaters say that everyone has been extremely cooperative except for the troll-girl Mary-Kate Olsen.

The New York Post reports that MK “has refused to speak” and her lawyer, Michael Miller, claims she won’t be interviewed “unless she gets immunity, exercising her constitutional rights.”

The fuzz want to know where the un-prescribed OxyContin involved in Heath’s death came from and since MK was the first one called they assume she knows something. They know troll-girl could lead them to the source and possibly to some major drug players.

There is also buzz that the Oxy came from a “a friend” and the bottle with that “friends” name on it was removed from the apartment before the police arrived. Do you think little trolly snuck in there and got her drugs out before the coppers got there? It totally makes sense. Maybe the Feds will figure out a way to prove it without her help and prosecute her annoying ass to the fullest extent of the law. Or at least take away those heinous flannel she wears all the time.

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Here come the gold-diggers. There are rumers coming out of Australia that Heath Ledger fathered a “love child” with an older married woman when he was only 17.

The mother - in a relationship with another man at the time - is thought to have only learned she was pregnant after the affair with Ledger ended. Ledger’s uncle, Haydn Ledger, yesterday confirmed there was a “real possibility” his nephew had fathered a girl with the woman.

If these claims turn out to be turn, little Matilda will have to split her daddy’s multi-million dollar estate with this kid.

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The details of Heath Ledger’s final Will and Testament were made public over the weekend. Since the will was filed in Australia in April of 2003 before he began his relationship with Michelle Williams, there is no mention of neither Michelle nor the couples daughter Matilda. In fact, all of the actors assets were left to his parents and sister.

 Heath’s family was quick to speak out over the weekend, assuring everyone that the family intends to provide for Matilda and Michelle.

“Matilda is our absolute priority and Michelle is an integral part of our family. They will be taken care of and that’s how Heath would want it to be. The story is getting taken out of context and media is speculating that this means Matilda and Michelle will not be taken care of. I want to make it very clear nothing could be farther from the truth.”

At the time of the filing of the will, Heath’s assets didn’t amount to much, but this was before his Oscar nominated performance in Brokeback Mountain.

 A series of documents filed in Manhattan Surrogate’s Court revealed that the actor had less than $145,000 in New York assets at the time, including a $25,000 Toyota Prius and $20,000 in furniture and fixtures.

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To add to the sad tale that surrounds Heath Ledger’s death, an Australian artist named Vincent Fantauzzo has unveiled a painting the actor sat for just weeks before his death. Vincent Fantauzzo says his final product is the ‘result of an intense collaboration‘ between the two.

“Before we did the painting we talked to all hours,” he says. “The night before, we talked about the painting and about art, and about all sorts of things.” The haunting image “was an idea we discussed together and came up with… it was about how we all have different consciences and voices in our head that tell us what to do and how to react. They’re not good or bad, they’re just voices that we hear, telling us how to behave. That’s what the other figures are in the painting.”

The artist also spoke to the Heath’s mental state saying that he “was really serious and focused and almost in a meditation. He’s quite serious.”

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Although no one has threatened to boycott Entertainment Tonight and The Insider, impassioned please from A-list stars like Scarlett Johannson, Josh Brolin and Natalie Portman have caused the tabloids to put out the following statement:

“Out of respect for Heath Ledger’s family, Entertainment Tonight has decided not to run the Heath Ledger video being released to the world media today.”

Page Six reports that the celebs as well as top publicity firms decided to use the “human to human” plea with CBS to prevent further exploitation of Heath Ledger’s tragic death.

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