Thank you
@sds71 for the 16 page probate document - very interesting indeed.
Wonder what was in the Avon storage locker, which was not listed by Administrator Hug under personal property of the decedent. Was the storage locker rental agreement under MT's name only? Did Hug omit all property seized by LE in the criminal investigations?
Also, I think the revelation of zero, zilch, zip, nada in the checking accounts means that if Attorney Pattis did not take the speculated cash from the safety deposit box then Attorney Pattis was compensated only what the State of CT paid him for representing the "indigent" and whatever interview deals he can rustle up. Seems to me that the IRA was never encumbered by Attorney Pattis (see first bail hearing where Attorney Pattis was sucking lemons after the judge refused to have the court get involved in sorting out the "after-tax" value of the IRA collateral). That would suggest that the court expected full disclosure of mortgage and tax encumbrances on collateral put up for bail. Which then points to Attorney Pattis demonstrating guilty knowledge that the $6mm bail bond real estate collateral, net of encumbrances, was worth $0 or in the red, otherwise why not post the real estate earlier as collateral or allow Attorney Pattis to encumber the properties for compensation? Attorney Pattis, unable to get paid directly by Fd, knew by the first bail hearing, before everyone else, except for maybe Attorney Riccio, that Fd/FORE was insolvent and neither Fd nor Attorney Pattis were wearing any clothes when they submitted the $6mm bail paperwork. Not merely embarrassing all round for everyone involved in the bail paperwork. Worse than that. It's beyond sanctions. It's criminal fraud, in my book. MOO.
Interesting that Fd could not be bothered to spend a few moments designating an IRA beneficiary, which meant that his suicide was unplanned. It also means, IMO, that Fd was not concerned for anyone's financial well-being after he departs from this world. Fd would have let his IRA go to the state upon his passing. MOO.