Not sure if I agree... He had time after the crime to come up with disposal methods, so I don't think that would necessarily relate to intent... Unless they could prove that he specifically procured disposal stuff in advance, and they'd have to be able to prove that he acquired it specifically...
I originally thought that DG may just have gone to confront AL or steal the estate proceeds... But that was until the first-degree murder charges. LE must have proof of intent to lay that charge.
Can anyone say if anything new will be revealed at the disclosure proceeding in August, or is it only shared with the defense? JO made comments that would indicate that she hasn't accepted the death of the three... I imagine it would be pure torture for her to not have any further closure till...
Why it's important to always name beneficiaries and keep them updated... If not, proceeds go to the estate and are not just subject to creditor claims but also to probate tax as well
I'm willing to bet he was incorporated - both he and his wife have gone through bankruptcy before, and they would most likely incorporate everything they did from that point on - I would. Not all corporate debts can be placed on the directors, but certainly where taxes are concerned they can...
I totally agree winnnancy.... We have no idea how they would have pulled together the $100,000 (I would sell everything I had to come up with an attractive sum, myself).... And as they both work for an oil and gas company and live in Cougar Ridge it's probably fair to assume they're comfortable...
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