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Man Accused of Exploiting Elderly Woman for Inheritance Faces Legal Action
A man has been ordered to pay 250,000 shekels in legal costs and his case referred to the police after a court invalidated a will he benefited from. The court found he exploited an elderly woman, convincing her to name him sole heir and disinherit her husband.
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What happened
- 01A man was accused of exploiting an elderly woman and disinheriting her husband through a contested will.
- 02The court invalidated the will, ordered the man to pay 250,000 shekels, and referred the case to the police.
- 03Evidence suggested the man defrauded the couple of hundreds of thousands of shekels and misused their credit cards.
- 04The man allegedly convinced the woman to name him sole heir, excluding her husband from their home.
- 05The case unraveled due to the husband's contestation and testimony from a friend of the accused.
Evidence presented included allegations of financial fraud, including taking large sums for renovations and selling properties, and using the couple's credit cards. The man's actions were exposed by the husband and a friend of the accused.
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