It appears an someone died owing more than they owe forcing a bankruptcy sale of 2 combined units, 2 individual units, and halstead getting a small piece of the action for handling possible viewings to help increase the bid values.
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Response by truthskr10
over 14 years ago
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let's try that again
It appears someone died owing more than they own, forcing a bankruptcy sale of 2 combined units and 2 individual units with halstead getting a small piece of the action for handling possible viewings to help increase the bid values.
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Response by bugelrex
over 14 years ago
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Makes no mention of possible tenants in the units. Not for novices I guess
Pamela Carvel, a niece of the late Tom Carvel, is not convinced that her uncle died of natural causes in his upstate New York home. She thinks he was killed because he realized employees had been stealing millions from his company.[citation needed] A private investigator for the niece says the doctor whose name is on Tom Carvel's death certificate has admitted he can't recall signing it—and the handwriting that appears on another part of the document and explains how Carvel died does not appear to be his.[citation needed]
Pamela wants to have Carvel's body exhumed for an autopsy.[citation needed]
Pamela and other relatives[who?] have long suspected Tom Carvel was drugged or suffocated by someone he thought was stealing money from him. His death sparked a complex and still-pending battle over his estate, stemming largely from questions about money Carvel had earmarked for donation to children's charities. Pamela Carvel suspects an untold amount was stolen instead of going to those charitable causes.[citation needed]
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Response by KeithB
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Wow, I did not expect this when I posted the e-blast that appeared in my in box yesterday.
What is this?
It appears an someone died owing more than they owe forcing a bankruptcy sale of 2 combined units, 2 individual units, and halstead getting a small piece of the action for handling possible viewings to help increase the bid values.
let's try that again
It appears someone died owing more than they own, forcing a bankruptcy sale of 2 combined units and 2 individual units with halstead getting a small piece of the action for handling possible viewings to help increase the bid values.
Makes no mention of possible tenants in the units. Not for novices I guess
Looks like dirty ice cream money.
http://www.forbes.com/forbes/1998/0615/6112214a_print.html
"The surrogates court suspended Pamela after she made $2 million in questionable deposits into Swiss bank accounts on, she says, Agnes' behalf."
What would Fudgie the Whale say?
Cookie O'Puss :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Carvel
Pamela Carvel, a niece of the late Tom Carvel, is not convinced that her uncle died of natural causes in his upstate New York home. She thinks he was killed because he realized employees had been stealing millions from his company.[citation needed] A private investigator for the niece says the doctor whose name is on Tom Carvel's death certificate has admitted he can't recall signing it—and the handwriting that appears on another part of the document and explains how Carvel died does not appear to be his.[citation needed]
Pamela wants to have Carvel's body exhumed for an autopsy.[citation needed]
Pamela and other relatives[who?] have long suspected Tom Carvel was drugged or suffocated by someone he thought was stealing money from him. His death sparked a complex and still-pending battle over his estate, stemming largely from questions about money Carvel had earmarked for donation to children's charities. Pamela Carvel suspects an untold amount was stolen instead of going to those charitable causes.[citation needed]
Wow, I did not expect this when I posted the e-blast that appeared in my in box yesterday.