That is true, however if it is standard and normal for this information to be public, then these people should have the same rules as everyone else, imho. To have it any other way perpetuates the notion that people of wealth can bend whatever rules they wish. I'm sure there are all kinds of people who would prefer their loved ones' estate details be kept private, perhaps including families of other murder victims, and perhaps including other families of great wealth. In any murder investigation, it is always of interest who benefits financially from the death and perhaps by how much. Often murders are committed by people close to their victims, with something to gain financially. Should potential perps in any given case be allowed to control whether or not the estates of their victims are treated as any others, or whether they are kept secret?
Donovan is still talking about H's Will being missing or non-existent. I had always assumed that it was just at one point in time that perhaps it may have been 'missing', but that in the meantime, it had been 'found'. It will be interesting to know if it has been found. I can't imagine for one second that H would not have had one at all.
"Honey Sherman either did not have a will or one was never found."
Sherman family to ask Supreme Court to seal files detailing slain billionaires’ estate | The Star
