Re:A woman's battle to prove she isn't dead
by toss1 on Saturday July 03, 2021 @10:00PM
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um, about the 8th paragraph:
"The letter informed her that a lawyer in a court case relating to her cleaning business had told the court that she had died, aged 53, in February 2016. Somehow, this unverified claim – there was no official death certificate, how could there be? – was allowed to go unchecked and unchallenged."
Then further down: "“It was a trap, an ambush. She couldn’t win the proceedings while I was alive, so she had me declared dead,”"
It appears that the woman (or attorney) suing her for some employment error claimed she was dead to be able to get an advantage in their lawsuit, and to be able to go after her "heirs".
"The letter informed her that a lawyer in a court case relating to her cleaning business had told the court that she had died, aged 53, in February 2016. Somehow, this unverified claim – there was no official death certificate, how could there be? – was allowed to go unchecked and unchallenged."
Then further down: "“It was a trap, an ambush. She couldn’t win the proceedings while I was alive, so she had me declared dead,”"
It appears that the woman (or attorney) suing her for some employment error claimed she was dead to be able to get an advantage in their lawsuit, and to be able to go after her "heirs".