This woman doesnt sound as though the family were ever close to the aunt, uncle. Meeting uncle in hospital because he was in the hospital in the same area as where she lived? I mean what! Seeing them on Christmas. Catching up on facebook! Come on. What about helping them in their everyday lives, old age, where were they?! She replies and speaks abruptly and aggressively. Something isnt right, i dont think she gave a toss until after the aunty/ uncle died
It’s not her responsibility to look after them. It’s not abnormal to not be close to more distant family but I’m sure they’d rather their money go to her than a scammer.
I can never understand why people fight for what they think is their right to have i would never involve myself in my aunt's will if i wasn't part of her daily life .
Sounds to me as if this man was around doing important errands for the aunt for years when she had nobody else. An aging & poorly lady she needed John and very likely wanted to leave him some money. The family were happy to allow John to do the appointments & caring until auntie died & left him 25% of her will. Auntie cut the family out not John or else he would have given himself more than 25%.
@@frankiefranfraser I thought about that aspect, but thats their opinion it was forged, who knows if she asked him to do it? and who his acquaintances & friends were doesnt really matter as half the population are drug users today. He met auntie on the bus, so what? my point is that they ought to be grateful she had somebody there running her errands, keeping her company & if he was also benefitting why is that so terrible? People of means have paid for companions forever, its a British institution which has for centuries proven more succesful than marriage. I think these people were just put out that Auntie put them out of her will Why did John only give himself 25% ? I think he deserved whatever he got & they were being vindictive.
@@FIONA21ful I agree. I cared for my dad my sisters,didnt care & put him in a home despite the fact he told us all our lives NEVER to put him in a home. I wanted him to stay with me... recent circumstances tells me my sister behind my back did power of Attorney with him. When he died my sister sold his house& didnt tell me. Extremely hurtful!! My dad said before he died that he had a surprise for me... so something tells me he was planning to change his will &leave me more than he left my sisters. However, if my sis had POA he posisbly wouldnt have been able to that🤷🏼♀️ My elder sister precisley HATED my dads non english speaking wife from the beginng. I was grateful he had company& someone to help him. She hated she was all about £££. However, sis werent helping me care for him in final months. Looking back... it seems they were all avout his money. Breaks my heart. Loved my dad to pieces&that is eternal, so I am the winner in the end🥰🥰 My sister recently tried to go behind my back and do POA for my mum. She hasn't spent hardly any time with her even though my mum is,struggling. I have spent many many nights with her past few months &helping with various things. I only found out about POA she was trying to do (which she has already got her friend to sign as the witness back in July, and my mum hasn't even looked at the form,me neither. Absolutely bonkers). I am not really sure what POAis but I know I need it to help mum with her health appointments etc. She went to GP specifically to get blood results & forgot what they were 😢💔 So.... I am in a bit of a stressful place 😢💔 This video says get solicitor for POA back up. Sounds perfect ❤ Poor mum 😢 💔 This story here makes me wonder though...but your 100% million%%%" right!! FAMILY should look after their elders. None of this would happen. @FIONA21ful
Sounds like the elderly aunt was left to cope on her own with her relatives leaving it to her to get in touch if she needed help. Whether for honest or fraudulent reasons someone stepped in and helped the aunt get through her remaining years, giving reassurance that someone was there for her. Why would she not leave him her money. Old age is scary when you’re alone. This woman’s detailed over emphasis on the ‘closeness’ of the family to the old lady, speaks volumes.
That's not how a close family interacts. Only on holidays and the odd phone call- you all can lie to yourselves as much as you want but you really didn't care about them
This ladies story is so similar to mine. Except it was my sister and her family who cohersed my aunt into changing her will. My uncle had no idea as it was a mirror will which is something to watch out for. The most upsetting thing was it spoilt our childhood and family memories
Horrendous absolutely Horrendous 😥 you would think sister = family. Not "my sister and her family"😢💔 I have similar story and a similar trying story 😥💔💔😥💔💔💔💔💔💔 But luckily mum has good boyfriend that sees I am good and more involved with mums care 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤🤞🤞🍀🪴🪴🪴🤞🍀🤞🍀🍀🍀🍀🤞🍀🍀🤞🍀🍀🤞🤞🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🤞🍀🍀
I think this lady is very brave speaking so publicly about the ways that elders can be taken advantage of in order to make others aware....the guy is in prison for five years for a reason. Stay strong!
Id be grateful for John for looking after my relatives tbh. Sounds like they cut the family out because they didn't really care about them. Dont have any sympathy for her tbh
No doubt that fella shouldn't have got all that but Everyone is thinking the same thing here she's trying to convince that she was more involved with this elderly couple than she actually was and was probably banking on a slice of the pie
So sad 😢 I dread the day I lose my remaining grand parent. They have told me everything is equal but I have a horrible feeling drama could unfold as there will be several grown up children involved 😑
This woman doesnt sound as though the family were ever close to the aunt, uncle. Meeting uncle in hospital because he was in the hospital in the same area as where she lived? I mean what! Seeing them on Christmas. Catching up on facebook! Come on. What about helping them in their everyday lives, old age, where were they?! She replies and speaks abruptly and aggressively. Something isnt right, i dont think she gave a toss until after the aunty/ uncle died
It’s not her responsibility to look after them. It’s not abnormal to not be close to more distant family but I’m sure they’d rather their money go to her than a scammer.
Agree. I get the impression she barely saw them.
@@sjanexI am not taken with this woman.doesnt sound as though she had taken a great interest in this couple
She does speak abruptly.perhaps she.was nervous to be on tv but there is an aggressive edge to her
She sounds a bit defensive understandable I think
I can never understand why people fight for what they think is their right to have i would never involve myself in my aunt's will if i wasn't part of her daily life .
Sounds to me as if this man was around doing important errands for the aunt for years when she had nobody else. An aging & poorly lady she needed John and very likely wanted to leave him some money.
The family were happy to allow John to do the appointments & caring until auntie died & left him 25% of her will.
Auntie cut the family out not John or else he would have given himself more than 25%.
Wow! Yes, of course!! I haven't properly watched this.
I have just watched it... apparently proven forged signature and 2 drug addicts as a witness 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔
@@frankiefranfraser I thought about that aspect, but thats their opinion it was forged, who knows if she asked him to do it? and who his acquaintances & friends were doesnt really matter as half the population are drug users today. He met auntie on the bus, so what? my point is that
they ought to be grateful she had somebody there running her errands, keeping her company & if he was also benefitting why is that so terrible?
People of means have paid for companions forever, its a British institution which has for centuries proven more succesful than marriage.
I think these people were just put out that Auntie put them out of her will
Why did John only give himself 25% ? I think he deserved whatever he got & they were being vindictive.
@@frankiefranfraser Yes O heard that too, but thats all their perspective.
@@FIONA21ful I agree. I cared for my dad my sisters,didnt care & put him in a home despite the fact he told us all our lives NEVER to put him in a home. I wanted him to stay with me... recent circumstances tells me my sister behind my back did power of Attorney with him. When he died my sister sold his house& didnt tell me. Extremely hurtful!! My dad said before he died that he had a surprise for me... so something tells me he was planning to change his will &leave me more than he left my sisters. However, if my sis had POA he posisbly wouldnt have been able to that🤷🏼♀️
My elder sister precisley HATED my dads non english speaking wife from the beginng.
I was grateful he had company& someone to help him. She hated she was all about £££. However, sis werent helping me care for him in final months. Looking back... it seems they were all avout his money. Breaks my heart.
Loved my dad to pieces&that is eternal, so I am the winner in the end🥰🥰
My sister recently tried to go behind my back and do POA for my mum.
She hasn't spent hardly any time with her even though my mum is,struggling.
I have spent many many nights with her past few months &helping with various things.
I only found out about POA she was trying to do (which she has already got her friend to sign as the witness back in July, and my mum hasn't even looked at the form,me neither. Absolutely bonkers). I am not really sure what POAis but I know I need it to help mum with her health appointments etc. She went to GP specifically to get blood results & forgot what they were 😢💔
So.... I am in a bit of a stressful place 😢💔
This video says get solicitor for POA back up.
Sounds perfect ❤
Poor mum 😢 💔
This story here makes me wonder though...but your 100% million%%%" right!! FAMILY should look after their elders. None of this would happen.
@FIONA21ful
Sounds like the elderly aunt was left to cope on her own with her relatives leaving it to her to get in touch if she needed help. Whether for honest or fraudulent reasons someone stepped in and helped the aunt get through her remaining years, giving reassurance that someone was there for her. Why would she not leave him her money. Old age is scary when you’re alone. This woman’s detailed over emphasis on the ‘closeness’ of the family to the old lady, speaks volumes.
Maybe if they were really there for their aunt and uncle this wouldn't have happened...instead of just waiting for a pay day!
Why should they leave their money to relatives that clearly didn't take anything to do with them ... She sounds like she expected money.
Not necessarily. They want the genuine will to be respected.
That's not how a close family interacts. Only on holidays and the odd phone call- you all can lie to yourselves as much as you want but you really didn't care about them
Ohhhh she doesn’t like Alison very much
Something off with this woman
That poor family. Thank you for speaking out about this. I will be checking in with my family asap x
If she had close family it wouldn’t have happened.
Blah blah blah. Where were you? She spoke about them and it showed she didn't know them at all. Lady go away.
Exactly... money grabbers that feel their entitled to something they did not earn.
This ladies story is so similar to mine. Except it was my sister and her family who cohersed my aunt into changing her will. My uncle had no idea as it was a mirror will which is something to watch out for. The most upsetting thing was it spoilt our childhood and family memories
Horrendous absolutely Horrendous 😥 you would think sister = family. Not "my sister and her family"😢💔 I have similar story and a similar trying story 😥💔💔😥💔💔💔💔💔💔 But luckily mum has good boyfriend that sees I am good and more involved with mums care 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤🤞🤞🍀🪴🪴🪴🤞🍀🤞🍀🍀🍀🍀🤞🍀🍀🤞🍀🍀🤞🤞🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🤞🍀🍀
Should have given Paul Britton more air time. He's always very good with advice like this.
Dont like being spird on even by my own relatives
Some evil people in the world to do that. Hope the families dignity are restored.
I think this lady is very brave speaking so publicly about the ways that elders can be taken advantage of in order to make others aware....the guy is in prison for five years for a reason. Stay strong!
And how many elders have their family turn their back on them. But still expect their inheritance?? There's two sides to every story.
@@SMichaelDeHart but if she didn't share this story we wouldn't be aware of criminals out there trying to take will money
@aurora6920 you're kidding, right?? Are you that closed-minded?? Are you that naive?? 😳 🙄
@@SMichaelDeHart no it's very important these scammers are made aware via mainstream media. There's a lot of vulnerable people taken advantage of.
I had nothing from my mom and dad as they chose to leave everything to the grandchildren. Their money, their choice. I didn't expect anything.
I don't undesrstand why you would even think of being part of aunt or uncles will if they had children anyway?
Didn’t have children…
Id be grateful for John for looking after my relatives tbh. Sounds like they cut the family out because they didn't really care about them. Dont have any sympathy for her tbh
Money grabbers lost out after turning their backs on the rich family member.
Never pick up the phone.....Better face to face.....that simple
Family care more now the aunt and uncle dead than when alive.
because they want the money
No doubt that fella shouldn't have got all that but Everyone is thinking the same thing here she's trying to convince that she was more involved with this elderly couple than she actually was and was probably banking on a slice of the pie
Seems like REBECCA is after their money!
Rebecca is a theif she was always after their money!
So sad 😢 I dread the day I lose my remaining grand parent. They have told me everything is equal but I have a horrible feeling drama could unfold as there will be several grown up children involved 😑