Grainne Dhu
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Your responce to what i have done was felt on a spiritual level.
And your last comment hi lighted in red by me was exceptional!
I really felt that.
Thank you.
Perhaps you know why i did that, and we may find out together.
DID he say something at the meeting about adding her, and they all forgot, or DID he just think he mentioned it and told her?
You seem to be working on a intuitive level from time to time, and not just what we have physically to discuss.
I am not sure I want to go that deep. It can cause you to post things that don't exist.
Do you understand?
I think I do understand. I have an open mind about such things because I have never seen a psychic make a statement based on their powers that I actually believed (I think they are all consciously or subconsciously cold reading) but I have seen some things in my life for which there is no explanation via natural means.
I do try to exhaust any rational explanations and possibilities first.
We do have some knowledge of Bob's version of what happened at that meeting because Bob called Fontelle that evening and relayed his version to her. We have an inkling of how at least one of his daughters regarded the trust and her position as beneficiary from the letter she sent to his lawyer about two weeks before Bob disappeared. We also know that his daughters reported the BL for elder abuse via fraud (which may or may not have been founded but it is true that Bob denied it).
In light of those two facts, it seems to me likely that Bob did inform his daughters that he was planning to add Fontelle to his accounts and to provide for her financially. That is also consistent with my impression of Bob's personality of being an old fashioned gentleman who would consider it part of his marital duty to make sure his wife was supported.
As for the question of why Bob would give the BL the gift of a substantial sum of money but make it clear to his daughters and grandson that they were receiving loans, charging rent of one of his daughters, etc, one explanation could be the fact that he was father and grandfather. A concern for many wealthy families is how to assure the children 'launch' properly and don't just rely on family wealth. No such concern would be felt for the BL because she was not his daughter.
For a different (and well documented) example, Mick Jagger's ex-wife Jerry Hall has been giving interviews in which she states her unhappiness that Jagger won't buy each of their children a house. She points out that he can easily afford to do so. I can understand why he has not done so, however. He wants his children to be self reliant, to be capable of dealing with the vicissitudes of life without relying on him to bail them out whenever they run into a rough patch.
I think something of the same mentality was in play behind Bob's decision to give loans with interest and charge rent. He would have been hoping that they would not rely on their eventual inheritance.
Whatever his reasoning, the fact is that the co-conservators (PB and RB) sued the BL and lost. Resoundingly. In such a way as to make them look really foolish.