I'm glad I'm not the only one Opie, because that's not my idea of frozen at all. I doubt the journalist just came up with that phrase out of thin air; so I do think someone, somewhere, said it, and it was just repeated without question.
I would have loved it if a financial journalist had been on the receiving end of that 'frozen assets' remark - the ensuing story would have been a few pages longer, I should think.
In the end, Bob's money and other assets will be dispersed, and the trust will be drained, and there will be a trail of who got what, and when. So in the end I suppose everyone will know who got what, and when. Hopefully, Bob will be home long before that so I won't have to think about it or care. I just hate the way all along daughters seem to have tried to give the impression money is the last thing on their minds, when (I think) it's obvious it was always the overriding concern for them. And they have criticized Bob for the very traits that they have shown, again and again.
I wish they'd just been honest from the start - that they wanted their Mom and Dad's money. There's nothing I essentially object to in that, people want what they want. I just hate the way Bob Harrod, missing person, seemed to become collateral damage in the quest for it. There was just no need or reason for it. It isn't Bob's fault he was disappeared and never will be, no matter what people say.
Horrible. Shrug. Never mind. Once Bob is brought safely home, it will all come right in the end. I'm hitching my wagon to believe's - it's going to happen.