Nancy Explanation

October 14

Nancy,

I will eventually know all the facts. Why not tell me the truth now? You have played the game long enough.

I know that Mom and Dad had two trusts, one divided between you and me and one for Mom. It was not that I divorced the parents, you and Dad had this planned all along. I have a letter from March of 2007 stating that Tim witnessed you and Dad discussing the estate. Dad even showed me a copy of a Trust indicating that I was equally in charge. On many occasions, he stated that he would never allow you to be completely in charge. Even on my visit with the kids several months before his death, he stated that I wasn’t going to receive as much inheritance as you. Dad always had a good sense of humor especially at my expense even as he was dying.

Wesley now has two businesses and I assume Ivey did not lose her house from foreclosure. You saved your family from financial ruin. All it took was destroying mine. You have had the authority for probably over a decade to spend all of the joint Trust funds. So, by the time I forced you to disclose what you both had done, there would be no recourse to collect my share. That makes sense from an easily manipulated father and attorney, but from your own sister is evil, cruel, and vengeful. I do not know how you are going to live with the fact that you have hastened our deaths. It is unfortunate that you were unable to continue this ruse until my death from cancer. Then you would have only had to explain to my children that their years of employment and servitude under their grandfather were expected since we were the laborers.

I want to know when I was eliminated from any inheritance by receiving all copies of the Trusts and Pour-over Wills and what the estate was worth prior to you receiving POA. I am aware that you do not have to reply. But, life would be easier on both of us if you would cooperate. I am entitled to know the facts and I am prepared to spend every dime of my savings in retaining counsel. You can move Mom to Jacksonville and get a Restraining Order forbidding me from seeing Mother. But, there will never be peace until you decide to be honest with me. All of the money that you have stolen will be worthless.


Connie