Thorn
pfm Member
Indeed they could. There would be no-one to stop them. The system relies on their honesty.
HELP! Trying to prevent a travesty over my friend dying allegedly intestate
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Arkless Electronics
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hey that's your shout but I spoke to his close friend who had been visiting him weekly if not twice a week only this morning and it was he who reminded me that my friends other interest beyond vintage hi fi etc was horology and that he knew my friend had very valuable vintage watches, gold fobs etc in the safe...
I'm upset enough already about both his sudden death, and then this, to not need people I'm asking for advice to say I'm making "ridiculous claims"!!
Marchbanks
Hat and Beard member
russel
./_dazed_and_confused
I think your only recourse is to tell the police if you think people have been accessing your friends property before they are legally allowed or to find the will, if it exists. There is a legal saying that “a contested will is the toast of Chancery Lane” , contesting a will that does not exist will make Chancery Lane look like a Rio carnival.
Cav
pfm Member
In which case the cousin probably has the best claim anyway.
Arkless Electronics
Trade: Amp design and repairs.
Whatever the legal claim the cousin is the last person if the world he would have wanted to get his estate.
Arkless Electronics
Trade: Amp design and repairs.
FWIW I've just been back on the phone and it was confirmed in autopsy that he died from blood clots after the Astrezenaca jab.
Tony L
Administrator
Sorry to hear that Jez, a horrible situation.
PS Reading this with some interest as I’m not a million miles away from that situation. I made a will at the start of the covid thing; I have a signed & witnessed copy with my dad, a signed witnessed copy at home, and the executor knows where it is, but nothing concrete/legal, nothing with a lawyer or whatever.
PS Reading this with some interest as I’m not a million miles away from that situation. I made a will at the start of the covid thing; I have a signed & witnessed copy with my dad, a signed witnessed copy at home, and the executor knows where it is, but nothing concrete/legal, nothing with a lawyer or whatever.
Correlation is not evidence of causation.
hifinutt
hifinutt
Wow this seems to be getting more common ...Got my second az jab tommorrow
Bob McC
Living the life of Riley
Tony
What do you mean “You made a will”?
Was it a DIY thing?
You have no obligation to leave a will with a solicitor.
I have mine at home but I paid for it to be drawn up by a solicitor.
Arkless Electronics
Trade: Amp design and repairs.
That's like really helpful Vinny.... Man in good health who didn't drink or smoke has 3 week long illness after first jab and dies two days after second jab then the autopsy says cause of death was blood clots
Maybe he was being knocked out and taken on numerous long haul flights every night for weeks then transported back to his bed? Can we rule it out?
Correlation - things happen together. Causation - things happen as a consequence.
Every day, substantial numbers of people will die after eating cucumber, that does not mean that any death was caused by eating cucumber.
Tony L
Administrator
No, I just researched what they looked like and typed one out. Remember I have, until very recently, been in *total* lockdown for well over a year. That is no visits from family, no visits from friends, no going out other than for solo cycling, just very carefully opening the door for food deliveries. I certainly wasn’t going to visit a bloody lawyer at the height of a pandemic that targets diabetics and asthmatics!
I’d now be prepared to get it formalised if I knew the exact process, which is why I asked the question. Basically I just want to get what I have done registered or whatever is required. I don’t want anything beyond that.
It doesn't, or not asthmatics at least.