My aunt screwed over my grandma for years. I put my nose in her business. My parents got

whys on the fraud and eventually reported her to the IRS. The IRS bankrupted her and now her and

her husband are destitute and too old to work. This happened about five years ago. My grandma

was getting old late 80s early 90s. She had one wish to not die in a senior home. Easily done,

as my grandpa had sold some assets way back when, then invested the money and let it ride for 30 years.

He never touched it and collected a pension. Way back when my grandpa died, about 10 years before

this, my grandma appointed my dad. This terrible aunt and my uncle as the trustees of the trust.

Basically, the trusted advisors for her and her care for the foreseeable future. All was well

in the beginning. Then my dad, Willie, moved further away and he couldn't take care of the day-to-day

upkeep as the trustee and to see that my grandma was okay. My aunt, Rebecca, told her that she and my

uncle, Fred who lived in Arizona, would take over and all would be fine. It was fine for a while.

My dad went back to visit a few times and noticed my grandma didn't always have overnight care

or that her mail wasn't picked up and the driveway wasn't plowed. She also lost her cable TV

and newspaper subscription. My dad figured it was just lapsed so he had the services put back on.

My dad also noticed that my grandma was eating moldy food at times because her truck was sold

and she had no transportation. She drove up until she was 90 years old. She basically just

chilled at the house and did crossword puzzles. The craziest part of this is that my aunt only lived two

miles away from my grandma but my grandma told my dad she saw my aunt, Rebecca, once a week on

Saturday for about an hour. As with the elderly and age, my grandma passed away. She did get her

wish and was able to die in her own home. Upon her death, things started to get real interesting.

Once the probate lawyer got her children, my dad and uncle and other estranged aunt Becky

around the table, some shady business started to come out. My aunt, Rebecca, asked that everyone

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