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[vidvic]

why would they think that how could inherit any part of the estate he was related to them.

he could only get anything while the twins were still alive.

and i cant believe the family dident know that.

June and Nevill passed to Jeremy and Sheila, Sheila pass to the twins, Colin their next of kin.

[nugnug]

an ex husband does not have a cliam on his former father in laws estate and the eatons would have known that.

he could have only had a claim if the money had been passed to the twins witch it couldn't have done seeing as they had died the same night.

[vidvic]

why would they think that how could inherit any part of the estate he was related to them.

he could only get anything while the twins were still alive.

and i cant believe the family dident know that.

Don't let the facts get in the way of what you believe!

[susan]

Hi vidvic  am I correct in assuming had Jeremy Bamber not been convicted of murdering his entire family the whole of the Estate would have gone to him or would some of it gone to Colin.

[nugnug]

if it was true how come colin dident get the money.

obviosly if the eatons thought this they never told colin.

[susan]

Hi nugnug  maybe if Jeremy had died as well the terms of the wills would have been applied differently and maybe Colin would have had a share along with Jeremy's next of kin.  Very complex matter I would have thought considering Jeremy is still alive.  Wonder who Jeremy's next of kin would have been.

[vidvic]

Hi vidvic  am I correct in assuming had Jeremy Bamber not been convicted of murdering his entire family the whole of the Estate would have gone to him or would some of it gone to Colin.

It was to do with there being no order of death. The way Ann describes it, it was treated like a car crash and all the victims were considered to have all died at the same time. NGB explained it to me but I've since forgotten the terminology. Basically it went down the line from Nevill & June to Jeremy/Sheila, Jeremy is not allowed to benefit so all goes to Sheila, then she passes to the twins, but there is an age rule in these circumstances (Help me NGB), so it pings back up to June who I think was the eldest. Her closest relative is Pam......

By my logic, if Jeremy was not guilty, he'd have got everything as Sheila's half would have 'bounced' back  up the family tree for the same reasons. Also, Bamber would be able to claim that Sheila should not benefit from HER crime and he'd get it all that way...

[vidvic]

if it was true how come colin dident get the money.

obviosly if the eatons thought this they never told colin.

That's not true either.

[nugnug]

it would of been his cousins.

hes natural parents might of have had a cliam if they could be found.

[vidvic]

  Mertol, Greetings   Can you tell us if Vidvic is from Tunbridge Wells?

Why not ask me directly Campion?

[susan]

Hi vidvic  thanks for that wish I had never asked it is so complicated.  A car crash in Scotland the youngest die last and their next of kin inherit but the Bamber case was not as straight forward as that but from what you have said everything went to June then to her sister who refused it.  Thanks vic.

[susan]

Hi nugnug  it is my belief once you give a child up for adoption you relinquish all legal claims on the child and they would never have been considered Jeremy's next of kin.

[nugnug]

obviously if colin stood to inherit anything nobody told him.

[nugnug]

Hi nugnug  it is my belief once you give a child up for adoption you relinquish all legal claims on the child and they would never have been considered Jeremy's next of kin.

probebly not im thinking they way yes your right.

but it a case where there was no other liveing relative they might just be able to make a claim.

[Jane]

Hi nugnug  maybe if Jeremy had died as well the terms of the wills would have been applied differently and maybe Colin would have had a share along with Jeremy's next of kin.  Very complex matter I would have thought considering Jeremy is still alive.  Wonder who Jeremy's next of kin would have been.

Susan, unless the law has changed, when it comes to inheritance, Jeremy's next of kin definitely wouldn't have been his biological family. They give up ALL rights to the child when the adoption papers are signed. Any rights they may be granted are given by the adopting parents and any contact between them and the child they relinquished are at the adopting parents' discretion.