I'm glad to hear that. Where did you read this?
Recovered/Located CT - Robert Hoagland, 50, Newtown, 28 Jul 2013
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I'm glad to hear that. Where did you read this?
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It's in the article I posted earlier in the thread.
"Mrs Hoagland said that Mr Hoaglands brother has hired a private investigator in seeking to locate her husband."
http://newtownbee.com/news/news/2013/09/19/police-family-continue-search-hoagland-probate-hea/163229
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That's good and interesting news.
There is a person T in the same town in Calif 50-59 perhaps his brother is a jr?
Perhaps the same person helped schedule the other hearing in behalf of RH's assets.
I'm making an assumption here, based on where he lives, but I'm going to assume that Mr. Hoagland has a bit more capital than the average bear. Newtown is a very wealthy community, especially for those who have moved IN rather than been born into the town.
Due to his job as a real estate appraiser, I'm guessing he may have some serious liability issues related to work, so assets may be juggled around to ensure that they are safe should he ever have a work related lawsuit.
There also may be education funds set up with him as the adult and the minor children as the recipient.
There are dozens of reasons why they could need a trustee. That doesn't smell like foul play to me. Just makes me think they're well off.
Due to his job as a real estate appraiser, I'm guessing he may have some serious liability issues related to work, so assets may be juggled around to ensure that they are safe should he ever have a work related lawsuit.
There also may be education funds set up with him as the adult and the minor children as the recipient.
There are dozens of reasons why they could need a trustee. That doesn't smell like foul play to me. Just makes me think they're well off.
James O. Gaston Sr is the attorney in Bridgeport, CT is a "Selectman" in Newtown, CT and on the Task Force for what to do with the existing Sandy Hook Elementary.
He speaks at this meeting linked below.
But Selectman James Gaston said Fairfield Hills, which is across the street from Reed Intermediate School, has "a tremendous amount of traffic" and isn't even fully developed yet.
"That, to me, is a tremendous" barrier, Gaston said.
http://www.nhregister.com/general-n...-consider-options-for-sandy-hook-school-video
Gaston's son James O. Gaston, Jr was recently elected to the Board of Finance in Newtown, CT.
He speaks at this meeting linked below.
But Selectman James Gaston said Fairfield Hills, which is across the street from Reed Intermediate School, has "a tremendous amount of traffic" and isn't even fully developed yet.
"That, to me, is a tremendous" barrier, Gaston said.
http://www.nhregister.com/general-n...-consider-options-for-sandy-hook-school-video
Gaston's son James O. Gaston, Jr was recently elected to the Board of Finance in Newtown, CT.
good point, Mr Hoagland doesn't have any minor children. He has a son, Max living at home, but not a minor.
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Exactly. It makes me wonder who is petitioning the courts to gain control of his assets in his absence with that clause in it.
He at least has three kids and at least one still in college. If educational trusts or trust funds have been set up, they may define a "minor" as in school or under 25 or some such.
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He would be a dependent, but not considered a minor. He could be included in the education clause though. If he's not working, he would need financial support. Robert's wife probably makes a good income, but who knows what their outlay is.
Mrs. Hoagland teaches culinary arts at the high school in town. While it's a high paying district, that's not big money for Newtown.
http://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Search-widens-for-missing-Newtown-man-4784645.php
Sorry if this particular link was already posted, but
"The National Park Service was notified because the Hoaglands had talked of hiking some of the Appalachian Trail this summer with their eldest son, Max, 23."
Sorry if this particular link was already posted, but
"The National Park Service was notified because the Hoaglands had talked of hiking some of the Appalachian Trail this summer with their eldest son, Max, 23."
Recent twitter feed for the "Help Us Find Hoagy" group. Last post mentions "foul play".
Looks like they are opening up their minds to potential foul play after ruling it out to begin with.
https://twitter.com/HelpFindHoagie
Looks like they are opening up their minds to potential foul play after ruling it out to begin with.
https://twitter.com/HelpFindHoagie
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Foul play was my first impression.
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Tomorrow is the probate hearing.
http://www.estateofdenial.com/2013/...e-search-for-hoagland-probate-hearing-set-ct/
http://www.estateofdenial.com/2013/...e-search-for-hoagland-probate-hearing-set-ct/
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It is against TOS to cut and paste from Facebook, etc. If you wish to share something that was posted on a news FB or Twitter, you can paraphrase and link to it.
If it's on a personal FB, it's off-limits.
Maybe this question has been asked already....but was the value of Robert Hoagland's life insurance policy? Has this been addressed? Lori is the only one in the family with a chance to "gain" from Robert being "gone." Let me know.