INVESTIGATION DISCOVERY EXPLORES A WORLD WHERE GRIEF AND GREED COLLIDE IN THE WILL: FAMILY SECRETS REVEALED
Steeped in circumstances, legal complexities and raw family emotion, a will has the ability to tear families apart or bring them together. In THE WILL: FAMILY SECRETS REVEALED, Investigation Discovery invites viewers on an emotional and intimate journey as the final wishes of the deceased are revealed to the family members left behind. Expressed in dollars and cents, heirlooms and even last words of wisdom, a person's will is often a telling reflection of what they perceived of their loved ones. But, what happens when there's room for interpretation to the final will? Or worse - what if a person leaves no will at all?
Presenting a unique documentary that explores family intrigue and legal wrangling, Investigation Discovery will air a pilot of THE WILL: FAMILY SECRETS REVEALED on Thursday, December 17 at 9 PM ET.
"As we continue to expand the scope of ID's investigative programming, THE WILL: FAMILY SECRETS REVEALED examines the compelling stories of family dynamics in the wake...of a wake," said Henry Schleiff, president and general manager, Investigation Discovery. "We believe this show, along with future episodes, will allow us to explore explores a part of the human condition often overlooked in both life and death - greed."
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Greed is good! Good for lawyers and judges getting kickbacks.
ReplyDeleteThe same things - grief and greed - often lead to guardianship. And by the time the will is read, the inheritance the greedy were waiting for is all gone.
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting this. I will watch this tonite with much interest.
ReplyDeleteIt's all vultures about taking advantage of the vulnerable.
ReplyDeleteSometimes the vultures are relatives. Sometimes the vultures are the guardians, lawyers and the court.
I am looking forward to quality TV viewing. I hope the series the WILL has a long life.
ReplyDeleteWith legs into the dark side of guardianship. All have one thing in common ~ $
In addition, many wards have WILLs which are disregarded by the guardian, in the end most often $00.00 is left in the estate for the rightful heirs.
IF a person does not have assets or income, no one would be putting legal documents in their faces or a pen in their frail hands hoping the victim moves the pen around and then call it a signature by a person of sound mind.
IF a person does not have assets or income, guardianship vultures would not be running to the courthouse with petition for emergency and permanent guardianship ~ would they?
I watched the first series tonight: it's a WINNER!
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