From the disappeared episode which aired in Australia linked upthread:
BBM. According to the interview RB gave the OC register back in October of 2009, it was.
From the OC Register, October 2009:
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/-214111--.html
RB: "In the first couple of days after Dad disappeared we realized that Fontelle was not on any of Dad's accounts, so we talked to a family law attorney and we took a copy of the Trust to that attorney, and we were advised of what needed to be done, to free up money to help Fontelle out."
FH: "The three girls came to the house and they told me they had been to see an attorney and they told me that the attorney advised them to throw myout on the street. Now, mind you, I'm newlywed, left everything I had - gave up everything - to come out here to be married.
And they're going to throw myout on the street? And I don't even have a home to go back to anymore?
Now, the tune has changed some from the early days of the disappearance...wasnt the rush to the judge to gain control of the estate done in order to obtain reward money? :waitasec:
The law enforcement officer is Det Radomski. I think that solidifies for me that the angle of the show has the blessing of PPD.
Good on RB and PB for participating-RB doesnt suspect anyone from her family (many ways to take that statement of course...does she mean BIO family) but I guess PB's comments are somewhere else in the episode.
BBM. According to the interview RB gave the OC register back in October of 2009, it was.
From the OC Register, October 2009:
Bob Harrod and his three daughters had an argument over finances the Sunday before he vanished.
His daughter, Roberta, acknowledged the exchange, saying her father lost his temper. She said he had failed to provide copies of their mother's will, which he was obligated to do because of the financial mechanisms set up by the estate.
"It wasn't a heated meeting," she said in a phone interview. "Dad got heated. He's very selfish, very conditional. The day before he went missing in the afternoon, he was going to provide us copies of the will, and we went over to get the copies. He didn't have them."
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According to records from Orange County Probate Court, Brady and Borcher filed a petition for conservatorship to gain control of their father's assets Aug. 7.
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Brady said they brought the matter to court because they wanted to free up some of the money to offer a reward for information leading to Bob Harrod's whereabouts, as well as money to pay for bills and maintenance at the house.
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/-214111--.html