Jmoose
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Now, this is exactly the time when you wish that old rule-- that may still exist in some states, where it takes 7 years for missing person to be declared dead, would apply.
Probably not in this case-If they can try someone for murder, they’ve already effectively declared her to be dead. I do wonder what the ramification will be though? I wonder if the Greek relatives will, in fact, attempt to take the house in Farmington? These are sick people (they are part and parcel of what Fd was), so I think they will try to take it, or at least tie it up so that GF cannot sell it. Just to try and make her last years the hardest she has had. My thoughts are with her frequently throughout the aftermath of her daughter’s murder, suddenly needing to raise her 5 grandchildren, teaching them during Covid, and now this. Fotis’s family must be desperate to get their hands on more Farber money. Wouldn’t it just be easier to get a job and earn their own?