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8708 Mill Run Dr Knoxville TN 37922 - Owners, Taxes, Deeds, Records, Permits (onlinedatareports.com)

95 Years Old (Deceased 2024)

Dates at Location: 09/15/2011 to 04/19/2024

Beatrice was in a nursing home during this period or at her home in Loudon County.

Diane Lee’s New Home Address in Tellico Village shows my mother lived with Diane during the period when she was in an assisted living facility. Diane was applying for a new line of credit for this home during this period.

122 Tahlequah Ln

Loudon TN 37774

(Loudon County)

122 Tahlequah Ln Loudon TN 37774 - Owners, Taxes, Deeds, Records, Permits (onlinedatareports.com)

95 Years Old (Deceased 2024)

Dates at Location: 11/01/2021 to 11/02/2023

Beatrice was in a nursing home during this period.

Beatrice O Horion

114 Tooweka Cir

Loudon TN 37774 (Loudon County)

Beatrice's Real Home Address

2006 - 2021
Beatrice O Horion
Date of Purchase January 2006, this date represents the period when a line of credit against my mother’s home. My parents would be highly unlikely to put their home at risk by borrowing against it. This credit line was taken out at the same time my mother bought a second car. Diane could have bought herself a car for her use on my mother’s credit or money or both.

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3. Position of trust or confidence: The alleged offender must have a

relationship of trust or confidence with the victim, such as a family

member, legal representative, or caregiver.

Beatrice Horion gave Diane Lee full control over her finances after the death of my father in 2002. Sue Ross stated that our mother was incapable of balancing a checkbook. Sue stated that my father managed their money affairs with no input from my mother. This narrative is completely different than my recollection. My mother was a bookkeeper when she met my father. None of this story rings true. I personally saw my mother balancing our family checking account as a child.

Misuse Of Estate Assets for Personal Benefit

Diane shared pictures on her Facebook page from her extensive tour across Europe in July 2022. Diane is reputed to have placed my mother in an assisted living facility my mother described as incarceration around the same time. This extensive vacation could have been financed with funds from Beatrice Horion’s wealth. Sheriff Jimmy Davis did not even investigate this trip to see if Diane was using her position as executor to swindle my mother’s estate. Diane has refused to release any financial documents without a court order.
Opening an overseas numbered bank account normally requires an in person visit to the relevant bank. Diane Lee may have traveled to Europe to open a numbered account once she took complete control of Beatrice Horion’s finances with no oversight by my mother.
In Tennessee, if an executor misuses estate funds for personal expenses, this is considered a breach of fiduciary duty. Beneficiaries or interested parties can take legal action against the executor. The statute of limitations for such actions is one year from the date the breach was discovered. It is imperative to locate and report any bank accounts, both foreign and domestic, in Diane or Michael Lee’s name. It is equally important to disclose any businesses receiving real estate funds.
A person with a power of attorney (POA) can manage the principal's funds, but they cannot use these funds for their own personal benefit unless explicitly authorized in the POA document. The agent under a POA has a fiduciary duty to act in the best interest of the principal, meaning they must manage the funds responsibly and solely for the principal's benefit. Tennessee has criminal laws that can apply to violations by an executor. If an executor misappropriates estate funds or commits fraud, they can face criminal charges such as theft, embezzlement, or fraud. These charges can lead to profound consequences, including fines and imprisonment.
Beneficiaries can sue the executor of an estate if they believe the executor has breached their fiduciary duties. Common reasons for suing an executor include:
Misuse of estate funds for personal benefit.
Failure to act in the best interest of the beneficiaries.
Negligence in managing the estate's assets.
Failure to distribute assets according to the will or state law.
An executor cannot disburse estate assets, such as savings, pension funds, stocks, and cash, before the person's death. The role of an executor only begins after the death of the individual, and their responsibilities include managing and distributing the estate according to the will or state.

4. Deception or coercion: The exploitation must involve either

deception (misleading or lying to the victim) or coercion (forcing

the victim to do something against their will).

Loudon County Sheriff Jimmy Davis stated that the lawyer hired to execute my mother’s new Last Will and Testament was not under suspension. In fact, he was suspended multiple times both before, during, and after my mother’s Last Will and Testament was executed in October 2019. The Tennessee Bar has permanently taken his license after the third suspension.

Diane Lee’s Crooked Lawyer Scammed Beatrice Horion at new Last Will and Testament on October 26, 2019

Notary Public Has Limited Skills and Powers!

A notary public is not competent to assess the mental health of a person signing a last will and testament. While a notary public can witness the signing of a will and ensure that the signer is signing willingly and understands the document, they are not qualified to make a formal assessment of the signer's mental capacity. The assessment of mental capacity is typically done by a medical professional or a court. If there are concerns about the mental capacity of the person signing the will, it is advisable to seek a formal evaluation from a qualified professional to ensure the validity of the document. When a person with dementia is signing a last will and testament in Tennessee, a notary public has several important duties to ensure the process is handled correctly and ethically:
Verify Identity: The notary must confirm the identity of the signer through valid identification
Assess Willingness: The notary needs to ensure that the signer is willingly signing the document and is not under any duress or undue influence
Evaluate Awareness: The notary must determine that the signer understands the nature and significance of the document they are signing
This can be challenging with individuals who have dementia, so the notary should be particularly vigilant.
Refuse Notarization if Necessary: If the notary believes that the signer does not understand the document or is not signing willingly, they have the duty to refuse to notarize the document
It is important for the notary to conduct the notarization at a time when the signer is most cognitively aware and to meet with the signer privately to ensure there is no external pressure
A notary public is not considered competent to testify about the mental state of a dementia patient signing a last will and testament in Tennessee. While a notary can observe and attest to the apparent willingness and awareness of the signer at the time of notarization, they are not trained medical professionals and lack the expertise to make a formal assessment of mental capacity.
If there are concerns about the mental state of the person signing the will, it is advisable to seek an evaluation from a qualified medical professional. This can help ensure the validity of the document and provide a more reliable assessment of the signer's mental capacity
Given the complexities involved with dementia, it is advisable for the executor to be transparent with the notary about the signer's condition. This helps the notary make an informed decision about whether to proceed with the notarization. If the notary has any doubts about the signer's mental capacity, they have the duty to refuse to notarize the document.
In Tennessee, the spouse of the executor can legally serve as a witness to the signing of a last will and testament. However, it is recommended that witnesses be "disinterested" parties, meaning they should not have a direct interest in the estate
While having the spouse of the executor as a witness does not invalidate the will, it is advisable to choose witnesses who do not have any potential conflicts of interest to avoid any complications or challenges to the will's validity
Having interested witnesses—those who stand to benefit from the will—can pose several risks:
Challenges to the Will: The presence of interested witnesses can lead to challenges during probate. Other beneficiaries or heirs might argue that the will was signed under undue influence or coercion
Void Gifts: In many areas, including Tennessee, if a beneficiary serves as a witness, their gift under the will may be void unless there are at least two other disinterested witnesses.
Perceived Bias: The involvement of interested witnesses can create a perception of bias or unfairness, potentially leading to disputes among heirs.
Legal Complications: The will might face additional scrutiny, and the probate process could become more complicated and prolonged.
To avoid these risks, it is advisable to use disinterested witnesses who have no stake in the will's provisions. Michael Lee has been given the power of being a backup estate manager in the event of Diane’s death. He was also one of the witnesses. Crooked Lawyer joins Executor in keeping everyone from revealing the information hidden.

Sheriff Jimmy Davis suggested that there was no problem with the notary process. The notary was not interviewed to ascertain her knowledge of my mother’s mental capacity. She was working with a crooked attorney and a single witness to sign off on this document. Sheriff Davis does not appear to have questioned the notary in detail about the signing of the Last Will and Testament. An investigation involves interviewing witnesses. It is obvious that no direct testimony was gathered by investigators.

Sheriff Davis declared that “family disputes do not constitute criminal activity.”

My dispute with my family began when I came out publicly about my mother’s history of forcing me to date her cousin Father Francis Talbot from the age of 7 to 11 years old. Her failure to protect was not deliberate but the effects were lifelong for me. Shortly after my father’s death, I became aware of another victim of my abuser was trying to get a civil settlement and criminal charges against our abuser. I decided to come out publicly to support this survivor. Our efforts eventually forced him to admit his guilt and go to prison as a child molester. My decision to go public was the reason for the strain in my relationship with my family.

Beatrice accused me of ruining the family name with my public statements in our hometown newspaper. She stated that her decision to place me regularly in the company of her cousin never happened. Sue Ross told her that my recollections were accurate.

My mother sent Michael Lee to visit me in Georgia to ask me to stop my efforts to help other survivors since it made her uncomfortable. I told Michael that I was in a suicidal depression since learning the number of victims Talbot molested due to my silence about his behavior with me. I told him the only chance I had to survive was to pay a penance for my silence.

No one in my family has contacted me in twenty years. No one in my family donated $1 or one hour of labor to my nonprofit organization helping victims of child sex crimes with rescue horses and dogs since August of 2003. My efforts to survive the years of helping survivors of child sex crimes with rescue horses happened with help from strangers and supporters for twenty-two years.

I did not walk away from my family; they abandoned me at the lowest time of my life. My current efforts are not about money but justice. It is important to close this chapter with my family as a cautionary tale for every survivor of childhood sex crimes.

This case is not a family dispute. It is a search for the truth. I began this discussion with Sue Ross when she notified me about my mother’s death. I told Sue of my willingness to let her take the lead on getting answers about our mutual concerns. It was obvious that Sue started lying to me immediately. A simple publicly available background check brought out additional questions that refuted numerous statements that she had made to me in two phone calls.

Sue told me about provisions in my mother’s Last Will and Testament that later proved to be incorrect. She stated that she had not seen the Will in question. One phone call to Loudon County gave me access to my mother’s Last Will and Testament submission. I contacted the attorney of record to understand the reason he had not forwarded my copy directly as legally required by Tennessee law. Attorney Frye stated that he was two weeks behind in sending me my copy.

Sue told me that my mother cried every day for the last two years of her life. She stated that my mother felt like she had been incarcerated at the assisted living facility. None of this behavior surprised me in the least. I told my father that I would eventually be disowned if Diane was the executor of his estate.

It is not surprising that Diane took advantage of my mother’s trust at the end of her life. It was not surprising that Diane went to great lengths to make it exceedingly difficult for me to contest the Will. The only thing surprising is my willingness to seek the truth and publish the details of this fraud publicly. No one looked at my missionary work over the last twenty years to envision my reaction to their behavior.

It became obvious to me that answers to my concerns needed to be addressed by me contesting the Last Will and Testament. Since August 2003, I have been an advocate for victims of child sex crimes. During this journey, I always discussed the possible ramifications of a survivor coming out publicly against their abuser. I told every survivor that it may result in their losing any relationship with their family as happened in my case. The last chapter in this saga is happening right now. It is important for survivors to understand the ramifications of coming out against their abuser. It is even more important to understand the drama involved with family seeing you as weak, destitute, and broken.

Sheriff Davis mentioned my lack of communication with my family as a crucial aspect of their walking away from obvious financial crimes. The truth is that my lack of involvement in this process gives me immunity from any criminal or civil liability for this nonsense. The reason for a comprehensive investigation is to separate fact from fiction.

I am incredibly careful not to make unfounded accusations since it would be an excuse to invalidate all the actions for every survivor that I have or will represent in my missionary work. The accusations against my family need to be addressed with real facts and not speculation. The only people making speculative discussions are the public employees of Loudon and Knox Counties. My efforts to seek the truth are the real problem for the hired help in this case.

People committing numerous felony level financial crimes have nothing to do with family conflicts. My family’s actions need to be addressed in circuit court as well as criminal court. Criminal activity is addressed as the State of Tennesse versus Diane Lee. My efforts in circuit court have been on hold for months while the hired help bungled the criminal investigation through lack of effort and investigative hours. My efforts to get to the truth have nothing to do with holding criminals responsible for their actions. Your excuses about your lack of competent investigative work are completely different from my efforts in circuit court.

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Sheriff Jimmy Davis, aka Barney Fife, has his deputies working towards avoiding the truth. Shameful!

The Loudon County community shares the blame for electing the most incompetent douche bag from a corrupted gene pool!

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To:
chutchens@lcsotn.org
Cc:
Attorney Kristopher Frye
Tue, Nov 19 at 1:38 PM
Sheriff Jimmy Davis
Loudon County Sheriff's Department
I recently received an email from your Investigator. I was not surprised to find the outcome presented. When a law enforcement receives a "D" rating from an independent rating agency The Safest and Most Dangerous Places in 37774, TN: Crime Maps and Statistics | CrimeGrade.org., expectations are low at best.
I was fortunate to receive my undergraduate and graduate school training in a very competitive environment in Los Angeles. The competition for public administrative roles does not allow for poor performers to rise to management for long. I understand the talent pool in Loudon County Tennesse is shallow, but this report is needing a detailed and comprehensive response.
Citizens need to understand the quality of the public service response for their tax dollars is shameful. If a student of mine in college law enforcement classes handed in this quality of work, I would be giving them a "D" and suggesting they may be wasting their time in college. You may want to examine your people and process before the next election. The District Attorney definitely needs to return to private practice.
My mother was placed in a nursing home for the last two years of her life. She was reportedly crying every day and referred to her circumstances as being incarcerated. The narrative described on my web page Horion Family Treachery and Face book page Facebook discusses in detail my concerns. The only person discussing money is your detective. The real issue is the series of events that transpired while my mother was suffering from dementia.
My family hired a crooked and disbarred attorney to create a will, strip her of a lifetime of assets, purchase new homes, and do everything possible to avoid responsibility for their actions. Your detective said the attorney was not disbarred at the time of the will. Public records and newspaper articles refute this assertion.
The magical powers described for a notary public do not exist. The entire process discussed would have my mother appalled at the callous disregard by her family at the end of her life. Her trust in Diane Lee was misplaced.
I told my father long before his death that trusting Diane to be the executor of his legacy was a mistake. Instead of a celebration of her life, my family celebrated their distribution of her assets and the perceived theft of my inheritance. Your detective's decision to applaud Diane's credibility is truly misguided at best. His lack of talent will be discussed in detail shortly.
I am writing you to request an electronic copy of the complete investigation recently closed. I want to receive any emails, written correspondence, exhibits, telephone records, recordings of conversations including the one between your detective and myself, and any other relevant information. I want to be very detailed when discussing the investigation just completed.
I expect your Detective's testimony will be requested at any civil trial. I need to be ready and prepared for his questioning. I will be comparing his efforts to the requests for information in motions before the court in the civil case. I expect him to be able to discuss in detail the differences and similarities between my queries and his efforts. We all want to be careful and accurate before publishing my responses to the community.
Mailers and online publishing have been completed in spite of your failure to provide the requested information. I am trying to be fair to my mother's legacy. It is the least she deserves.
This effort is centered on two specific issues. The first is about my abuse as a child which was the basis of the conflict with my family. The second is the long and coordinated effort to inhibit any inheritance from my mother's estate. It is important to look at your history in both areas.
Recently, the State of Tennesse has outlawed abortions for victims of rape and incest. It is obvious that Tennesse can be a magnet for rapist and child molesters. Since Diane Lee, aka Princess DI https://www.facebook.com/profile.php..., our catholic priest rapist cousin over me, she can be the best contact for all sexual predators seeking to live in a safe haven. Tellico village can be a safe place for creepers of all persuasions. No need to thank me for my efforts to send people like President Trump, aka Diaper Donnie, to your community. Child molesters and rapists need a place to enjoy their retirement years. Property values will skyrocket under this effort.
1. How many cases for rape and child molestation have been reported in each of the last three years to your agency?
2. How many convictions were obtained of these reported cases? In short, what are the chances of a victim's receiving justice in these cases?
The Loudon County Prosecutor and your detective were trying to blame me for the abuse of my mother and her estate. All the rules requiring me to receive notice of the large number of violations in the probate case were ignored. I want to know the number of related cases and Loudon County's successful conviction in this area. Please include the last five years in both areas to develop a pattern of success.
I have sent out season's greetings to the citizens of Loudon County. You have refused to give me the information in a timely manner. Neither one of us want wild speculation to hinder our efforts to find justice for my mother.

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· Diane Horion Lee may face up to 15 years in prison for her handling of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion of Tellico Village!A criminal investigation and a civil lawsuit are working their way through the courts. I have asked the courts to put the civil case on hold pending resolution of the criminal case!Petitioner Seeks Legal Action Against Executor for Alleged Misappropriation of Estate Assets! Loudon, TN, October 18, 2024 – Dennis Horion, a beneficiary of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion, has filed a motion in the Loudon County Circuit Court to place a lien on the property of Diane Horion Lee, the executor of the estate. The motion alleges that Diane Horion Lee has misappropriated significant assets from the estate, including the family home, bank accounts, and other personal property.The petitioner claims that the misappropriation was discovered on March 25, 2024, and allegedly may involve millions of dollars in assets and cash. The motion details a history of financial mismanagement and breach of fiduciary duty by the executor, including the alleged use of estate funds for personal property purchases.Dennis Horion is requesting the court to impose a constructive trust on the misappropriated property and to order the return of all assets to the estate. The petitioner also seeks the placement of a lien on the executor’s property to secure the return of the misappropriated funds.Criminal Penalties and Fines: The motion highlights the severe criminal penalties and fines associated with the alleged misappropriation. In Tennessee, theft valued at $1,000,000 or more is classified as a Class A felony, carrying potential sentences ranging from 15 to 60 years in prison. Additionally, significant fines may be imposed, further emphasizing the seriousness of these allegations and the substantial legal consequences that may follow. The statute of limitations for criminal prosecution in such cases is 15 years.Quote from the Petitioner: “It is crucial that we hold those in positions of trust accountable for their actions. The misappropriation of my mother’s estate not only violates legal and ethical standards but also deeply affects our family’s legacy. I am committed to seeking justice and ensuring that the rightful beneficiaries receive what is due to them,” said Dennis Horion.The case, filed under Circuit Case #2024-cv-85, highlights the ongoing legal battle over the estate of Beatrice O. Horion, who passed away on March 24, 2024.

MOTION TO PLACE LIEN ON EXECUTOR’S PROPERTY

COMES NOW the Petitioner, [Your Name], and for their Motion to Place a Lien on Executor’s Property, states as follows:

Parties:
Petitioner, Dennis Horion, is a beneficiary of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion.
Respondent, Diane Horion Lee, is the executor of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion.
Jurisdiction and Venue:
This Court has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to No. 7072, Order Transferring Cause to Circuit Court Venue, Loudon County, TN
Circuit Court is proper in this Court because Beatrice O, Horion lived in Loudon County, TN
Facts:
Beatrice O. Horion passed away on March 24, 2024. The Executor has a long history of involvement in the financial affairs of Beatrice Horion after the death of our father, Laurier R. Horion in 2002.
Timeline of Beneficiary Mortgage Activity
Laurier & Beatrice Horion, 114 Tooweka Circle, Dates at Location 03/01/1989, No Mortgage
Diane Lee had multiple mortgages on her home since she was unable to live within her ongoing family revenue.
*Michael Lee, 8708 Mill Run Drive, February 26, 1993, down Payment $11,569, Purchase Price $95,358
*Michael & Diane Lee, 8708 Mill Run Drive, August 31, 1995, Purchase Price $95,358 First Tennesse Bank National, Fixed Rate Mortgage, Mortgage $40, 090, Vesting Change
Diane Lee was directly in charge of Beatrice Horion’s financial affairs since 2002. A mortgage was placed on my mother’s home when a second car was purchased at the same value as the mortgage. It is hard to imagine my mother putting her home at risk for any reason. A line of credit is Diane’s method of financing her lifestyle. A new car may have been purchased for Diane’s use with this money.
*Beatrice Horion, February 01, 2006, Deed of Trust, $50,000 Line of Credit, 114 Tooweka Circle, Loudon, TN
* *Michael & Diane Lee, 8708 Mill Run Drive, February 5, 2021, $60,448 Mortgage, $155,000 Line of Credit, Wells Fargo Bank, Sioux Falls, SD, $150,000 Revolving Line of Credit
Diane Lee created a revocable trust giving her a salary and sole control of the proceeds from the sale of my mother’s home. This information was provided by My sister Susan Horion. Sue is a prolific liar, and she benefited directly from the money. Sue stated that Diane offered a reduced settlement offer or threatened to spend all the money over the next five years.
*Diane Lee, Beatrice O. Horion Revocable Trust, Revocable Trust December 2021
* Beatrice Horion, Dates at Location 11/09/1990 to 10/24/2022
July 14, 2024 – Property Report for 114 Tooweka Circle, Loudon, TN 37774 Estimated Value - $587K- 599K
All my fellow beneficiaries purchased new homes prior to my mother’s death!
*Taylor Lee, Purchased Home, 2/18/2022, Estimated Value $696,800
*Kyle Ross, Purchased Home July 7, 2023, Estimated Value $717,000
*Susan Horion Ross, Purchased New Home July 7, 2023, Value Undisclosed
*Ian Ross Purchased new Home, August 2023, Estimated Value $400,000
*Diane & Michael Lee, August 28, 2023, Sold Property $420,000, 8708 Mill Run Drive
*Michael & Diane Lee, August 23,2023, 122 Tahlequah Lane, Purchase Date, Purchase Price $500,000
*Michael & Diane Lee, 122 Tahlequah Lane, Residential Line of Credit $120,000, November 07, 2023,
Diane Lee has a new line of credit on her recently purchased home. Susan Horion Ross has stated that all the assets of my mother had been distributed as of our conversation on March 25, 2024
Petitioner has discovered that Respondent has misappropriated assets from the estate, specifically Beatrice’s home, bank accounts, personal property, and all other tangible assets.
The misappropriation was discovered on March 25, 2024. The assets include an annual pension valued at between $60,000 and $200,000. Beatrice was diagnosed with dementia ten years ago according to Susan Horion Ross. The total value of the misappropriated assets is in the millions of dollars
Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Diane, while the executor has allegedly used misappropriated funds to purchase property. If so, she breached her fiduciary duty. This breach can be grounds for legal action and the invalidation of the trust.
Constructive Trust: The court may impose a constructive trust in the property. This means that the property is held in trust for the benefit of the rightful owners (the estate or beneficiaries) until it can be properly returned.
Court Orders: Petitioner is asking the court to order the return of the misappropriated funds and any property purchased with those funds. Petitioner is requesting the court reverse the transaction or compensating the estate for the value of the property sold.
Legal Basis:
For theft valued at $1,000,000 in Tennessee, the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution is 15 years. This is because theft of this magnitude would be classified as a Class A felony.
In civil cases, such as seeking damages for financial exploitation or misappropriation of funds, the statute of limitations is generally 4 years from the date the exploitation was discovered or should have been discovered.
In Tennessee, a Class A felony, such as theft valued at $1,000,000, carries severe penalties. The typical sentences for a Class A felony include:
Prison Time: Sentences range from 15 to 60 years in prison.
Respondent has breached their fiduciary duty by misappropriating estate assets.
Petitioner is entitled to the imposition of a lien on Respondent’s property to secure the return of the misappropriated assets.
Relief Sought:
Petitioner requests that this Court place a lien on the following property owned by Respondent: [describe the property, e.g., real estate, personal property, etc.].
Petitioner further requests that this Court order Respondent to return the misappropriated assets to the estate.
Petitioner seeks any additional relief that the Court deems just and proper.

WHEREFORE, Petitioner prays for judgment against Respondent as follows:

For an order placing a lien on Respondent’s property.
For an order requiring Respondent to return the misappropriated assets to the estate.
For any additional relief that the Court deems just and proper.

Dated: 10/18/2024

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Constructive trust - Wikipedia

In trust law, a constructive trust is an equitable remedy imposed by a court to benefit a party that has been wrongfully deprived of its rights due to either a person obtaining or holding a legal property right which they should not possess due to unjust enrichment or interference, or due to a breach of fiduciary duty, which is intercausative with unjust enrichment and/or property interference.[1][2] It is a type of implied trust (i.e., it is created by conduct, not explicitly by a settlor).

In the United States (in contrast to England), a constructive trust remedy generally does not recognize or create any continuing fiduciary relationship — that is, a constructive trust is not actually a trust except in name. Rather, it is a fiction declaring that the plaintiff has equitable title to the property at issue, and ordering the defendant to transfer legal ownership and possession to the plaintiff.

PETITION TO RECOVER MISAPPROPRIATED ASSETS

COMES NOW the Petitioner, Dennis Horion, and for their Petition to Recover Misappropriated Assets and Establish a Constructive Trust, states as follows:

Parties:
Petitioner, Dennis Horion, is a beneficiary of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion.
Respondent, Diane Horion Lee, is the executor of the estate of [Beatrice O. Horion.
Jurisdiction and Venue:
This Circuit Court of Loudon County has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to A Transfer Order dated August 27, 2024.
Venue is proper in this Court because Beatrice O. Horion resided in Loudon County Tennessee.
Facts:
Beatrice O. Horion passed away on March 5, 2024.
Diane Horion Lee was appointed as executor of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion.
Petitioner has discovered that Respondent has misappropriated assets from the estate, specifically the sale of primary residence without court approval, distribution of all real property, distribution of the liquid financial assets, and failure to inform all beneficiaries of this distribution in a timely manner
The misappropriation was discovered on March 6, 2024, and the total value of the misappropriated assets is unknown.
Legal Basis:
Court Approval: The executor did not obtain court approval before taking significant actions like selling assets, the executor often needs to get approval from the probate court.
Obtain Court Approval: Before selling significant assets, the executor often needs to get approval from the probate court, especially if the will does not explicitly grant the power to sell the mentioned property while the deceased was of sound mind and body.
Inventory and Appraise Assets: The executor must inventory all estate assets and get them appraised to determine their fair market value. This helps ensure that the assets are sold for a fair price. No known appraisal has been provided to this beneficiary.
Notify Beneficiaries: The executor did not inform all beneficiaries about the sale of assets. Dennis Horion was never contacted about the appraisal or sale of any assets to this day. This transparency would have helped prevent disputes and ensures that everyone is aware of the proceedings.
Pay Debts and Taxes: Before distributing any funds from the sale, the executor must use the proceeds to pay off any outstanding debts and taxes owed by the estate. No proof of paying outstanding debts has been provided to the benficiares.
Sell the Assets: The executor can then proceed with selling the assets with court approval. Court approval was needed prior to selling real estate, auctioning personal property, or selling securities. Diane Horion Lee has refused to provide documents to all transactions that occurred prior to Beatrice Horion’s death.
Legal Authority: The executor’s authority typically begins after the person has passed away. If the person with dementia is still alive, the executor does not have the legal right to sell their assets. Instead, a court-appointed guardian or conservator would handle such matters1 2.
Guardianship or Conservatorship: If a person with dementia is unable to manage their own affairs, a court may appoint a guardian or conservator to make decisions on their behalf. No court appointed conservator was involved in any of these transactions. This includes managing and selling assets
Best Interests of the Person: Any sale of assets must be in the best interests of the person with dementia. The guardian or conservator must act in a fiduciary capacity, ensuring that the person’s needs and well-being are prioritized.
Court Approval: Significant transactions, such as selling real estate, often require court approval to ensure that the sale is fair and in the best interest of the person with dementia.
Legal Repercussions: The sale of personal property and distribution of monies needs to be considered invalid, and the executor could be held legally responsible for unauthorized actions. This might include being ordered to reverse the sale or compensate the estate for any losses.
Removal of Executor: The court needs to remove the executor from their position if they are found to have acted improperly. A new executor could be appointed to manage the estate.
Fiduciary Breach: The executor has a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the estate and its beneficiaries. Unauthorized sales can be seen as a breach of this duty, leading to potential legal action from beneficiaries.
Financial Penalties: The executor might be required to pay fines or penalties for not following proper legal procedures.
Beneficiary Disputes: Unauthorized sales can lead to disputes among beneficiaries, potentially resulting in litigation and further delays in the estate administration process.
Elderly and Vulnerable Adult Financial Exploitation Prevention Act: This act defines financial exploitation as the unlawful appropriation or use of an elderly or vulnerable adult’s property for one’s own benefit or that of a third party. It aims to prevent and address financial exploitation through various measures, including education and awareness.
Tennessee Code § 39-15-502: This law makes it an offense to knowingly financially exploit an elderly or vulnerable person. Violations are punished as theft, with penalties one classification higher than standard theft offenses.
Senior Financial Protection and Securities Modernization Act: Enacted to safeguard seniors (age 65 or older) and others at risk of cognitive impairment, this act provides tools for detecting and preventing financial exploitation.
Civil Remedies: In addition to criminal penalties, Tennessee law allows elderly or vulnerable adults, or their representatives, to recover damages in civil court for financial exploitation2.
Recovery of Misappropriated Assets: If funds were distributed improperly or fraudulently before the person’s death, the court can order those assets to be returned to the estate. This includes seizing assets from individuals who received such distributions.
Constructive Trust: The court may impose a constructive trust on the assets, meaning the recipients hold the assets in trust for the benefit of the estate until they are returned.
Legal Proceedings: The executor or beneficiaries can initiate legal proceedings to recover the misappropriated assets. The court can then issue orders to seize the assets and return them to the estate.
Equitable Remedies: Courts have broad equitable powers to ensure justice is served. This includes ordering the return of assets to prevent unjust enrichment of those who received funds improperly.
Respondent has breached their fiduciary duty by misappropriating estate assets.
Petitioner is entitled to the return of the misappropriated assets and any additional damages as determined by the Court.
Relief Sought:
Petitioner requests that this Court orders Respondent to return the misappropriated assets to the estate.
Petitioner further requests that this Court remove Respondent as executor and appoint a new executor.
Petitioner seeks any additional relief that the Court deems just and proper.
Petitioner requests the establishment of a constructive trust to hold the seized assets returned to the court for final distribution. This constructive trust is to be managed by the appropriate persons under the court's supervision.

WHEREFORE, Petitioner prays for judgment against Respondent as follows:

For an order requiring Respondent to return the misappropriated assets to the estate.
For the removal of Respondent as executor of the estate.
For the appointment of a new executor.
For any additional relief that the Court deems just and proper.

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SUBPOENA ISSUED IN CONTESTED WILL CASE OF BEATRICE O. HORION

Covington, Georgia, October 24, 2024 – A subpoena duces tecum has been issued to Diane Horion Lee, the executor of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion, in connection with a contested will case. The subpoena mandates the production of critical documents and records for a court hearing scheduled on November 4, 2024, at 1 PM in the Loudon County Circuit Court.

The documents requested include:

Engagement Records: All documents related to the engagement of Mr. Kennedy, a disbarred attorney, including contracts, invoices, and correspondence.
Proof of Understanding: Evidence that Beatrice Horion comprehended and agreed to the contents of her Last Will and Testament.
Conflict of Interest: Information on Michael Lee’s involvement as a witness and potential conflict of interest.
Witness Deposition: Details on Sally H. Little’s role and compensation as a witness.
Health Information Authorization: HIPAA-compliant authorization to access Beatrice Horion’s health records.
Financial Records: A current credit report, five years of bank statements, brokerage transactions, loan documents, and a complete financial statement.
Property Inventory: Inventory of Beatrice Horion’s property at the time of the contested will and currently.
Trust Documentation: Full documentation of Beatrice Horion’s trust, including amendments and transactions.
Real Estate Transactions: Details of all real estate transactions involving Beatrice Horion.
Disbursements: Detailed accounting of any disbursements of money, property, or valuables.
Income Tax Filings: Income tax filings for the last five years.
Life Insurance Policies: Information on any life insurance policies for Beatrice Horion.
Executor Compensation: Details of any compensation for Diane Horion Lee as executor.
Estate Correspondence: All correspondence related to Beatrice Horion’s estate.
Emails: All emails between Diane Lee, Attorney Kristopher Frye, and other parties from January 1, 2019, to November 4, 2024.

The purpose of this subpoena is to assess the validity of Beatrice O. Horion’s Last Will and Testament and to investigate potential financial crimes and elder abuse. The Knox County Sheriff’s Investigator has requested these records to pursue a criminal case if necessary.

Attorney John Smith, who specializes in estate law, commented on the case: “This subpoena is a crucial step in ensuring that all relevant documents are brought to light. It is essential for the court to have a complete understanding of the circumstances surrounding Beatrice Horion’s will to make a fair and just decision.”

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SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

TO: Executor Diane Horion Lee

You are hereby commanded to produce and permit inspection and copying of the following documents or objects at Loudon County Circuit Court, on November 4, 2024, at 1pm:

Description of Documents: I am asking Diane Horion Lee to deliver to the court all the documents listed below as discussed in the contested will filings. These documents will be vital to assess the full scope and nature of the status hearing before the court.
The Last Will and Testament of Beatrice O. Horion, presented to the court, is flawed in numerous ways. Diane Horion Lee retained a disbarred attorney who represented himself as a member of the Tennessee Bar in good standing. A 90-year-old dementia patient could not fully comprehend the fraudulent nature of this representation. I am formally asking for all information related to the engagement of Mr. Kennedy in this matter. I am asking for all information including official representation contracts, invoices, all notes, and any other relevant correspondence including emails and mailed information.
None of the pages submitted were initialed by Beatrice Horion. The document could have been easily altered without her confirmation of the contents of each page. I am asking for any proof that Beatice Horion understood and agreed to the contents of the document she was signing.
Michael Lee had a conflict of interest as a witness to this document. He is a direct beneficiary of the Last Will and Testament. As the named executor in waiting, he had a direct benefit to urge Beatrice to sign the document without fully understanding the contents.
Sally H. Little of 8825 Mallow Drive, Knoxville, Tn, 37922 needs to be deposed to question her knowledge of Beatrice Horion’s diagnosed dementia of years earlier. I want to know the reason this person was asked to witness the signing of the last will and testament. We are asking for information on any compensation for this witness process. We need to explore the exact reason Ms. Little was asked to do this chore.
I am asking the court to compel the executor to issue a HIPPA Compliant Authorization allowing me access to my mother’s health information. This authorization will help the court determine the full picture of my mother's capacity to comprehend the nature of the transaction she was signing. We need to depose her medical team and caregivers to determine her capacity to understand the nature of this transaction. The Knox County Sheriff’s Investigator has asked to see this information before pursuing a criminal case in this matter.
I am asking the court to dismiss the validity of this Last Will and Testament. I am asking the court to use the Last Will and Testament properly executed before Beatrice Horion’s dementia diagnosis.
According to Susan Horion Ross, Diane Horion Lee has had access to Beatrice Horion’s financial affairs for over twenty years. An online search of public records shows Beatrice Horion residing at multiple addresses that Diane controlled. My online search showed my mother residing at properties controlled by Diane Horion Lee while my mother was living at her home or in an assisted living facility. Diane may have used Beatrice’s name, credit, and money without proper authorization.
I am asking for a current copy of my mother's credit report. I am asking the court to order Diane to provide all documentation regarding any loans, credit inquiries, and other issues discussed in the report. I am asking the court to order Diane to have the credit reporting agencies send me a copy of this information directly.
I am asking for five years of all bank statements, brokerage accounts transactions, loan documents, real estate transactions, real property sold, and a complete financial statement. The requested documents must include copies of both sides of every transaction. The front and back of every check needs to be included.
I am asking for an inventory of all my mother’s individual property as of the signing of the contested will. I am asking for a current inventory of all remaining individual property. Diane needs to provide the documents involved in the sale of all private property.
I am asking the court to order a copy of my mother's trust documentation in full. This information must include the original trust documents, any alterations, any amendments, and a complete accounting for all transactions associated with this trust.
I am asking for a copy of every real estate transaction noted in the properties associated with Beatrice Horion’s name. These property documents must include all final closing statements, deposit and sale transactions, and all escrow instructions.
I am asking for a detailed accounting of any money, real property, or other valuables that were given to anyone. I need a detailed explanation of the authorization for these disbursements. Susan Horion Ross has expressly told me that she has received numerous items belonging to Beatrice before her death. It is not a matter of if individual property was disbursed it happened. I am asking for a full accounting report including pictures, and official documentation of their value at the time of their dispersal.
I am asking for Income Tax filings for the last five years for Beatrice Horion. There is an enormous discrepancy between the income discussed by both my sisters. Susan Horion Ross has told me that all my mother's assets are gone. Susan told me there is nothing left of my mother’s lifetime of wealth.
It is important to identify if disbursements were listed as taxable income, gifts, or not listed at all. All the beneficiaries need to be given documentation in either case. I am asking for documentation of employment contracts and SSI payments for employment disbursements. Any other transaction needs to be accounted for as a gift and taxed accordingly.
I am asking for information on any life insurance policies on Beatrice Horion. I want all the details of any insurance policies.
I am asking for any compensation authorizations for Diane Horion Lee to act as Executor of my mother’s estate.
I am asking for a copy of all correspondence associated with my mother’s estate. Susan Horion Ross has told me about two years of correspondence related to my mother’s estate. I want to be sure that all this documentation is included in this set of records.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Investigator has asked for five years records to effectively prosecute this case for financial crimes and/ or elder abuse.
All emails between Diane Lee and Attorney Kristopher Frye, and all parties to this case from January 1, 2019, to November 4, 2024.
All documents requested are to be delivered and held by the Loudon County Sheriff’s Department until their Criminal case is finalized.

Failure to comply with this subpoena may result in penalties, including contempt of court.

Issued this October 15, 2024, by:

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My mother deserves to have her story told!

The Truth the Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth!

Remote Meetings Request Saves Time and Money! Motion Granted 11/04/2024 at 1 pm.

Beatrice O. Horion's legacy needs to be discussed with just the facts from an expert forensic audit. This motion was filed in the civil case asking for a professional examination of my mother's finances.

Petition for Forensic Audit of Estate of Beatrice O. Horion

To the Honorable Judge Michael Pemberton,

Introduction:

I, Dennis Horion, am the son and beneficiary of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion. I am writing to respectfully request a forensic audit of the estate due to concerns about the management and administration of the estate’s assets.

Background:

Deceased’s Information:
Beatrice O. Horion
Date of Death: March 5, 2024
Estate Case Number: Circuit Case # 2024-cv-85
Executor’s Information:
Name: Diane Lee
Address: 122 Tahlequah Lane

Loudon, TN 37774

Reasons for Requesting Forensic Audit:

Unexplained Financial Discrepancies:
Diane Lee has refused to supply the financial records of my late mother. She is spending considerable resources to avoid sharing financial information that could easily clear up numerous irregularities noted in the research of public records. Attorney Kristopher Frye has been unable to convince Diane Lee to act as a responsible executor as required by Tennessee Law.
Diane Lee nor Susan Ross have made no effort to reveal the status of the financial disbursement of funds to any of my fellow beneficiaries. Their information concerning the financial accounting of my mother’s estate is opaque and radically different. Neither party can agree on anything beyond their efforts to stop me from asking tough questions.
No one can answer questions about the entire finances surrounding my mother's income and assets. The criminal investigation has limited capability and expertise to conduct a full scall financial audit. An audit needs to be conducted of all the beneficiaries including their direct benefits and tax implications received from Beatrice O. Horion or her beneficiaries before and after her death.

It will take a financial expert to testify on the exact nature of all financial transactions transactions dating back to a loan against my mother’s home at the same time as a new car was purchased in 2006. A complete analysis needs to be done by an expert capable of auditing these revenues and expenditures to determine their validity.

This work cannot be limited to investigating elements related to the criminal statute of limitations. The difference between guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and guilt by the preponderance of the evidence is the guide between the criminal investigation and a civil procedure in circuit court. My mother’s legacy needs a full accounting by a qualified professional.

My concerns are presented in numerous filings recently submitted to the court. I am now asking for a professional to examine all the issues discussed in my prior filings with the court.

Request:

Given the above concerns, I respectfully request that the court order a forensic audit of the estate to ensure that all assets have been properly accounted for and managed in accordance with the law. I believe that a forensic audit is necessary to protect the interests of all beneficiaries and to ensure the integrity of the estate administration process.

Conclusion:

I appreciate the court’s attention to this matter and am available to provide any additional information or documentation that may be required. Thank you for your consideration.

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MOTION FOR REMOTE HEARING
Comes now the Petitioner, Dennis Horion, and respectfully petitions this Honorable Court to grant a remote hearing in the above-captioned case. In support of this motion, the Petitioner states as follows:

1. Dennis Horion acting pro se is the son and beneficiary to the Estate of Beatrice O. Horion.
2. Probate Case Contest is challenging the legitimacy of the Last Will and Testament and all subsequent actions after this corrupt transaction. .
3. The grounds for this motion are as follows:
a. I have attended two hearings requested by the Estate of Beatrice O. Horion.

The first was to inform me of the document needed to prove I had mailed all the answers to this meeting. Judge Dale graciously explained the proper procedure to serve all parties concerned. The mailings were correctly distributed as requested immediately after this session. I was given all the correct service addresses to my fellow beneficiaries in the follow up judicial order which I did not have prior to this document.

This meeting was at the Loudon County Probate Court. This session was only attended by myself and Attorney Kristopher Frye. Attorney Frye could have discussed this procedural error with me by telephone or email. Instead, he chose to ignore the substance of my efforts and focus on the procedural shortcomings. It was an attempt to intimidate me and cost me valuable resources to make this appearance.

The second appearance was a request by Attorney Frye to quash a subpoena for documents allowed under Tennessee law. In an earlier conversation, he agreed to have executor Diane Lee gather the requested documents allowed under Tennesse law. His motion to quash was mute once Judge Dale moved the case to Loudon County Circuit Court.

I am a 72-year-old man operating a victim’s advocacy program with therapy horses. My obligation to care for three working dogs and two therapy horses does not stop while I attend required hearings in Tennessee. My partner is tasked with cleaning up behind all the horses and dogs while taking care of my regular responsibilities.

These trips cost me $200 in car rental expenses, $100 expense for a local hotel, two days of driving 5 hours a day for a total of 500 miles, and the fatigue associated with these trips. It has been a complete waste of money and time. Attorney Frye agreed to cooperate with me to avoid wasting my time and resources at our last court session.
4. The Petitioner proposes to use zoom or another easily acceptable format for remote hearings. This request is especially important given the numerous requests being generated by me due to the criminal investigation of my family members in this estate case.

WHEREFORE, the Petitioner respectfully requests that this Court grant a remote hearing in the above-captioned case.

Criminal Suspects Deserve to Protect Themselves from Self Incrimination!

In Tennessee, a motion to stay civil proceedings pending the resolution of a criminal case can be filed to pause the civil case until the criminal matter is resolved. This is often done to protect the defendant’s rights in the criminal case, as proceeding with the civil case might force them to reveal their defense strategy or incriminate themselves.

The Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure, particularly Rule 62, outline the conditions under which a stay of proceedings can be granted1 2. However, it’s important to note that there is no automatic requirement for a civil proceeding to be stayed pending the outcome of a criminal case3. The decision to grant a stay is typically at the discretion of the court, which will consider factors such as the interests of justice, potential prejudice to the parties, and the specifics of the cases involved.

MOTION TO STAY PROCEEDINGS

Comes now the Petitioner, Dennis Horion, and respectfully petitions this Honorable Court to stay the proceedings in the above-captioned case pending the resolution of a related criminal case. In support of this motion, the Petitioner states as follows:

1. Dennis Horion is the Son and Beneficiary to the Estate of Beatrice O. Horion.
2. Probate Contest Case.
3. Loudon County Sheriff Criminal Case # Case Number 20240930119

Skylar R. Mills, Sergeant Detective,

Phone: (865) 986-4823 ext. 356

Email: smills@lcsotn.org

Web: https://lcsotn.com/

4. The grounds for this motion are as follows:

There is an overlap of issues between this civil case and the criminal investigation that can interfere with the integrity of each case.
The civil case may prejudice the criminal case in the event of an adverse finding.
Defendants must avoid self-incrimination as they must testify in depositions and civil court proceedings.
Defendants will avoid legal subpoenas to appear or produce documents.]
My search for the truth can be adversely hampered without benefit to either party involved. I would expect the witness exercising their right to invoke their constitution right against self-incrimination can lead a civil jury to be prejudiced against a person of interest in the criminal investigation.

WHEREFORE, the Petitioner respectfully requests that this Court stay the proceedings in the above-captioned case until the resolution of the related criminal case.

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How Can an Executor Be Removed?

If the executor is incompetent or dishonest, the court can remove them. However, the beneficiary needs to prove this to the probate court to remove the executor. To remove the executor, there must be adequate evidence convincing the judge that the executor is incompetent. You will need to gather documents and testimonies as proof for removal.

States differ on the acceptable reasons to have an executor removed. These are some of the considerations the courts factor. When the executor:

Cannot carry out the duties assigned;
Refuses to comply with the court’s order;
Uses the estate funds for personal expenses and other improper uses;
Does not keep an accurate account of the estate funds;
Grossly mismanaged the estate property;
Is convicted of a crime;
Was under undue influence; or
Fails to comply with the will’s terms.

PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF EXECUTOR

Comes now the Petitioner, Dennis Horion, and respectfully petitions this Honorable Court for the removal of Diane Horion Lee as executor of the estate of Beatrice O. Horion. In support of this petition, the Petitioner states as follows:

1. Dennis Horion is Beatrice O. Horion’s Son and Beneficiary of the Estate.
2. Diane Lee was appointed as executor.
3. The grounds for removal are as follows:
a. Diane Lee employed a disbarred attorney, who acted as the attorney of record, to have Beatrice O. Horion sign a Last Will and Testament in October 2019. She did not inform the parties to the transaction that she had hired an attorney accused of fraud and theft in probate cases by the Tennessee Bar Association. The entire transaction was compromised from the outset.

b. Diane Lee did not have our mother's initial on every page of the document to ensure that the original documents were submitted to the court. Diane held the document in her exclusive control instead of with a reputable law firm.

c. Witnesses are expected to be disinterested parties to a transaction. Michael Lee was listed as the backup executor and a witness. Michael’s role represented a conflict of interest.

d. Diane gave herself sole rights to determine every aspect of the distribution of assets and ongoing revenue from my mother’s money. Diane took advantage of a woman who had received a dementia diagnosis allegedly six years prior to the signing of the Last Will and Testament. Beatrice Horion’s ability to comprehend and execute a complex legal document is severely in question.

e. Diane had total control over my mother's affairs. As she slipped into a chronic illness, Diane exerted undue influence over her care and treatment. My mother was at the mercy of Diane’s decisions about her entire life. My sister, Susan Horion Ross, told me that Diane bragged about her ability to get our mother to sign anything she put in front of her.

f. No consequences have been given to any parties to this agreement for the crooked nature of the transaction. Diane needs to be removed as executor immediately and a full forensic study of my mother’s finances needs to be conducted under the direction of an Administrator Ad Litem.

2. Diane created a Revocable Trust for the asset sale of my mother’s life’s work. Sue told me that Diane had placed herself in sole control of the money and she had offered her a reduced settlement amount of the proceeds from my mother’s home sale. Diane told Sue that she could accept $100,000 of the $500,000 sale price and forfeit any other money from her share of the house proceeds. Diane is reputed to have threatened to keep the trust open for the full five years and spend every dime without giving her anything. This dispute goes to the issue of intent to commit fraud in this case. Diane has refused to share the initial trust documentation, financial transactions, or current balance of this fund. Diane is allegedly paying herself $25,000 per year to manage the trust.

3. A public records check shows Beatrice Horion as having resided at multiple addresses owned by Diane Lee. It seems to indicate that Diane may have used my mother’s assets and financial information to advance her fiscal interests. I have asked Diane for a complete credit history from a recognized credit reporting company to investigate every time my mother’s good name was used to advance the personal lifestyle of my fellow beneficiaries. Diane has refused to comply with this request.

4. All five of my fellow beneficiaries have purchased new homes since this Last Will and Testament has been signed. It seems like everyone participated in the proceeds of my mother's estate. Most of the transactions happened within a year of the sale of her house. These purchases were made seven months before her death.

5. At the time of my mother’s death, Sue told me that all the liquid assets of my mother have had been distributed. She told me that my mother had nothing of value and that she only received a pension from my father valued at $60,000 a year. At the same time Diane is stating in her personal profile that she had an income of $200,000 a year from a fake company. Sue told me my mother had dementia for ten years prior to her death. It is impossible for my mother to need two cars and a robust social calendar under the circumstances. The whole scheme motivated me to seek answers about my mother’s life and death.

Susan Ross started fabricating stories immediately after notifying me of my mother’s passing. Diane has refused to speak to Susan or myself since my mother’s death. She is hiding behind Attorney Kristopher Frye who has been using delaying tactics and a complete lack of knowledge as his weapon to dissuade me from finding the truth in this case. His efforts reflect the instructions from Diane to grind this case on as long as possible.

The Sheriff’s Investigators saw enough evidence in this case to pursue a criminal investigation. Diane has two options. She can offer the requested documents and jeopardize her position in the criminal case or continue to hide behind my mother’s estate attorney. It is impossible to prepare for a civil trial under the current circumstances. Diane needs to be removed as executor for me to prepare for a jury trial.

WHEREFORE, the Petitioner respectfully requests that this Court remove Diane Lee as executor of the estate of Beatrice Horion and appoint a suitable replacement.

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Temporary Restraining Orders and Temporary Injunctions in Tennessee Business and Employment Litigation

Tennessee courts, if they follow the law, which they usually do, are very disinclined to make a party do something or to make a party refrain from doing something until the usual legal processes which occur after a lawsuit has been filed have taken place. The usual processes, which typically take many months, are an initial round of pleadings and motions, an opportunity for each party to engage in discovery, and the occurrence of a trial (if one of the parties has not shown that it has a strong enough case that it is entitled to a summary judgment or dismissal).

There are situations in which Tennessee courts are authorized to, and will, grant what is referred to as “extraordinary relief” or “injunctive relief” on an emergency or semi-emergency basis. Such relief comes in the form of temporary restraining orders (“TROs”) and temporary injunctions, sometimes also called emergency injunctions. Temporary restraining orders and temporary injunctions are almost always granted at the outset of litigation in order to prevent irreparable harm to a party. (Permanent injunctions are granted after a trial or dispositive motion and are not discussed in this blog.)

The notion behind TROs and temporary injunctions is that, in some situations, if a party has to wait on the usual legal processes to occur, even if it wins, it will suffer damages or harm that cannot be remedied even by an award of money damages.

MOTION FOR TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION

Comes now the Petitioner, Dennis Horion, and respectfully petitions this Honorable Court for a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction to freeze the estate funds of Beatrice O. Horion. In support of this motion, the Petitioner states as follows:

Dennis Horion is a beneficiary of this estate contesting the Last Will and Testament.

Diane Horion Lee is the Executor of this Estate.

Grounds for this motion are as follows:

I received an email from Detective Mills informing me that the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office has opened an official criminal investigation into the suspected mismanagement, fraud, and elder abuse against Executor Diane Horion Lee. Ms. Lee has been carefully conducting her duties to the detriment of the other beneficiaries and my mother prior and after her death.

Despite numerous official court submissions and private conversations with estate attorney Kristopher Frye, I have been unable to obtain information offered to me under Tennessee law. I have not received any assurances that my mother’s estate would not be used to fund Ms. Lee’s criminal legal defense expenses. Mt Frye has been warned about offering his legal services to Ms. Lee as a part of his handling of my mother’s estate.

I have outlined the specifics of my concerns on my web site at Horion Family Treachery (zorrow.org). I have also shared this information on social media at www.facebook.com, Tellico Gossip. After meeting with Loudon County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Chief Chris Hutchens and two Detectives, an official investigation was initiated with Sergeant Mills assigned as lead investigator.

This criminal investigation signals a drastic intervention in the management of my mother’s estate. I am asking the court to immediately halt all disbursements of funds from my mother’s estate. In addition, I am asking that the court assign an Administrator Ad Litem to manage the estate. These actions will ensure the integrity of the proceedings coming before your court.

Ms. Lee’s failure to provide requested information as provided under Tennesse law, estate attorney Kristopher Frye’ s decision to delay release of any relevant information, and both parties' willingness to spend money from my mother’s estate to delay the release of information requires immediate intervention by the court. An independent administrator can assure all parties that any expenditures will stop immediately.

It is important that the civil case before you does not interfere with the criminal case against Diane Horion Lee.

Case Number 20240930119

Wednesday 9/4/2024 8:32 AM

Skylar R. Mills

Sergeant Detective

Phone: (865) 986-4823 ext. 356

Email: smills@lcsotn.org

Web: https://lcsotn.com/

WHEREFORE, the Petitioner respectfully requests that this Court issue a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction to freeze the estate funds of Beatrice Horion until further notice.

Loudon County Sheriff's Department Investigates Beatrice Horion's Estate for Fraud and Elder Abuse!

Beatrice Horion Estate Contested Case Assigned to Civil Court

Circuit Court Case # 2024-cv-85

Jury Trial Option Selected

9th Judicial District Circuit Court Judge
Judge Michael S. Pemberton
1000 Bradford Way, Ste 400
P.O. Box 400
Kingston, TN 37763-0400
Phone: (865) 376-5776
Fax: (865) 376-9051
Administrative Assistant, Jeff Money

Beatrice Horion Criminal Investigation Information

Case Number 20240930119

Skylar R. Mills

Sergeant Detective

Phone: (865) 986-4823 ext 356

Email: smills@lcsotn.org

Web: https://lcsotn.com/

reported to Tennssee for Beatrice Horion's Elders Abuse Case

Answer to District Attorney "You Demand Letter"! WTF

Russell Johnson
9th District Attorney General

(Roane, Loudon, Morgan & Meigs Counties)

1008 Bradford Way

Kingston, TN 37763

(865) 376-2145 ext. 106
(865) 376-2148 fax

www.9thdag.com

8/30/2024

Dear Mr. Johnson,

Your email to me on August 27 at 11am was written while I was meeting with Deputy Chief Hutchins of the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office and his team to discuss my concerns about the facts around my mother’s estate. I want to bring you up to speed on the status of my mother’s legacy investigation. Before I review the status of my efforts on multiple fronts, I feel compelled to respond to issues discussed in your email.

In your email you stated I demanded to meet with you. I never demanded a meeting with you. I have no desire to go to Kingston, Tn and waste my time asking you to do your job. I never issued a demand of any kind. That kind of language is best left to attorneys seeking to project power and confrontation instead of collaboration and solutions.

You explicitly stated that “on its face” the issues involved were the responsibility of the Probate Court to determine and adjudicate. Just hours before writing your email, Probate Judge Dale informed me that my contest case was being transferred to Circuit Court for a jury trial. My mother’s estate attorney’s effort to quash my subpoena for evidence was considered mute. The issues of criminal fraud and abuse presented have nothing to do with a probate contest in my mother’s situation. “On its face” is not an educated position for a Prosecutor to rely on when it comes to major felonious conduct.

I state in my letter to your office that I was asking you to coordinate prosecution with Investigators from both Knox County Sheriff’s office, Loudon County Sheriff’s office, and Federal Authorities. Sheriff Davis’s Investigator approached me before my recent court appearance to offer to meet with me after my court appearance at the same time you were authoring your email. Deputy Chief Hutchins and two Investigators from the Loudon County Sheriff’s office determined that there was enough evidence to initiate an official investigation into the matter. I never asked you or your office to conduct an investigation.

The District Attorney from Knox County assigned her Chief Investigator as a contact person to address my concerns. I have been in contact with the Knox County Sheriff’s office on multiple occasions about this case. I told an investigator I was sending a subpoena to my mother’s estate representatives for documents that would also be needed in any criminal investigation. I asked him the length of time I should request for these documents. He asked for five years, and I put that in my subpoena as requested. I am asking criminal investigators to join me in accepting the information obtained by this effort. Your office can confirm this document sharing is legal under Tennessee Law.

You asked several questions about the nature of my relationship with my family, my sister’s fiduciary responsibilities, my mother’s medical care over the ten years of her reported dementia, the crooked nature of the Last Will and Testament, and the location of all the crimes involved in this case. Most of the answers to these questions have been addressed on my advocacy web site Horion Family Treachery (zorrow.org) or my Facebook page Facebook.

I have been pursuing all available public information from online searches. I have been working long hours to seek public support for my search for justice. Public sharing of information has been instrumental in seeking justice and information. A combination of hundreds of mailers via USPS, all three of my websites, and Facebook have proven crucial to developing leads and holding my family accountable for their actions.

I certainly agree with your advice that I desperately need an attorney. I have not found an attorney willing to take my contest case on contingency. My stated inheritance is not enough to entice any attorney to risk their time and reputation helping me contest my mother’s Last Will and Testament. I am indigent while facing an Attorney funded by my mother’s estate. Justice is an elusive goal. I will continue to do the best I can with the limited resources available over the internet. I am tenacious with a long history in the criminal justice realm Missionary Dennis Horion (zorrow.org). I will not fail due to lack of effort.

I have asked the Loudon County Sheriff’s office to join me in discussing the status of the criminal investigation when I meet with the Circuit Court Judge assigned to this case. I do not want to hinder the search for criminal justice due to conflicts of interest with the civil proceedings. Any advice on prioritizing the criminal case over the civil would be appreciated.

A complete investigation of the criminal investigation may well extend to three counties in Tennesse, one defendant in Georgia, and two defendants in Texas. My letter to you specifically asked for your assistance in looking at the big picture to develop a strategic plan to prosecute the full range of crimes. Some of these issues will have problems with the statute of limitations. It is important to bring issues to a grand jury in a timely fashion.

It is important to take a seasoned professional like yourself to pave the way for success. As I stated to Loudon County Sheriff’s representatives, my mother’s estate lawyer, and my online postings, this effort is not a vendetta but a search for the truth. My mother did not receive a memorial service due to the family bickering over her money. Beatrice Horion was the victim in this situation. I am told she cried every day for the last two years of her life. She felt abandoned to an incarceration situation. All this was happening while her family was stealing her cash and assets for obvious personal gain.

I left this toxic family situation for reasons clearly stated in postings on my web page Horion Family Treachery (zorrow.org). I told my father that we would be in this exact situation if he put Diane in charge of my parents' estate. The only question now is the legitimacy of her actions under state and federal laws.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

Dennis Horion

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Loudon County Sheriff's Office Refuses to Provide Official Criminal Case Number

Facebook Family in Loudon County Tennessee Gave Beatrice Horion's Fraud and Elder Abuse Case Life!
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Sheriff Jimmy Davis looked over my evidence on this new Facebook page and had his staff reach out to me to address my concerns.

Deputy Chief Chris Hutchens of the Loudon County Sheriff's Department met with me and two experienced Investigators to listen to me and assure me an investigation into my evidence would be conducted. He has assigned Investigator Mills to be the lead person on my mother's fraud and elderly abuse case.

Investigator Mills Is currently investigating a similar case as my mother's situation. I feel comfortable that he will be diligent about getting to the facts in this case. I will be updating this post once I receive a case number from Chief Hutchens.

I will be posting the complete results of my journey to Tennessee to my advocacy web site over the next 24 hours. I encourage anyone with information to contact the Sheriff's Department in Loudon County at 865-986-4823 and ask for Investigator Mills.

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Knox County Sheriff Fails to Appear in Court to Answer Official Subpoena

Diane Horion Lee Hides Behind Local Attorney Kristopher Frye instead of sharing estate Information willingly! Horion Family Treachery (zorrow.org)

Sheriff Tom Spangler of Knox County ties up investigators time seizing money to support his expensive helicopter flying addiction! Boys and Their Toys! https://knoxsheriff.org/aviation/

Knox County Sheriff's Investigators unwilling to appear in Loudon County Probate Court after being subpoenaed to appear. Investigators dropped the ball and had no investigation work to share with the court! Hired Help Goes MIA! Police Dogs Searching for the missing investigators!

Subpoena Request for August 27,2024 court date Diane Horion Lee ignored since criminal conduct may be included in the information!

I am asking Diane Horion Lee to deliver to the court all the documents listed below as discussed in the contested will filings. These documents will be vital to assess the full scope and nature of the status hearing before the court. I am asking the documents to be delivered to 10 Macon Street, Monticello, GA 31064 at least two weeks prior to our next scheduled hearing on August 27, 2024.

Last Will and Testament Issues

The Last Will and Testament of Beatrice O. Horion, presented to the court, is flawed in numerous ways. Diane Horion Lee retained a disbarred attorney who represented himself as a member of the Tennessee Bar in good standing. A 90-year-old dementia patient could not fully comprehend the fraudulent nature of this representation. I am formally asking for all information related to the engagement of Mr. Kennedy in this matter. I am asking for all information including official representation contracts, invoices, all notes, and any other relevant correspondence including emails and mailed information.
None of the pages submitted were initiated by Beatrice Horion. The document could have been easily altered without her confirmation of the contents of each page. I am asking for any proof that Beatice Horion understood and agreed to the contents of the document she was signing.
Michael Lee had a conflict of interest as a witness to this document. He is a direct beneficiary of the Last Will and Testament. As the named executor in waiting, he had a direct benefit to urge Beatrice to sign the document without fully understanding the contents.
Sally H. Little of 8825 Mallow Drive, Knoxville, Tn, 37922 needs to be deposed to question her knowledge of Beatrice Horion’s diagnosed dementia of years earlier. I want to know the reason this person was asked to witness the signing of the last will and testament. We are asking for information on any compensation for this witness process. We need to explore the exact reason Ms. Little was asked to do this chore.
I am asking the court to compel the executor to issue a HIPPA Compliant Authorization allowing me access to my mother’s health information. This authorization will help the court determine the full picture of my mother's capacity to comprehend the nature of the transaction she was signing. We need to depose her medical team and caregivers to determine her capacity to understand the nature of this transaction. The Knox County Sheriff’s Investigator has asked to see this information before pursuing a criminal case in this matter.
I am asking the court to dismiss the validity of this Last Will and Testament. I am asking the court to use the Last Will and Testament properly executed before Beatrice Horion’s dementia diagnosis.

Financial Documents

According to Susan Horion Ross, Diane Horion Lee has had access to Beatrice Horion’s financial affairs for years. An online search of public records shows Beatrice Horion residing at multiple addresses that Diane controlled. My online search showed my mother residing at properties controlled by Diane Horion Lee while my mother was in an assisted living facility. Diane may have used Beatrice’s name, credit, and money without proper authorization.
1. I am asking for a current copy of my mother's credit report. I am asking the court to order Diane to provide all documentation regarding any loans, credit inquiries, and other issues discussed in the report. I am asking the court to order Diane to have the credit reporting agencies send me a copy of this information directly.
2. I am asking for five years of all bank statements, brokerage accounts transactions, loan documents, real estate transactions, real property sold, and a complete financial statement. The requested documents must include copies of both sides of every transaction. The front and back of every check needs to be included.
3. I am asking for an inventory of all my mother’s individual property as of the signing of the contested will. I am asking for a current inventory of all remaining individual property. Diane needs to provide the documents involved in the sale of all private property.
4. I am asking the court to order a copy of my mother's trust documentation in full. This information must include the original trust documents, any alterations, any amendments, and a complete accounting for all transactions associated with this trust.
5. I am asking for a copy of every real estate transaction noted in the properties associated with Beatrice Horion’s name. These property documents must include all final closing statements, deposit and sale transactions, and all escrow instructions.
6. I am asking for a detailed accounting of any money, real property, or other valuables that were given to anyone. I need a detailed explanation of the authorization for these disbursements. Susan Horion Ross has expressly told me that she has received numerous items belonging to Beatrice before her death. It is not a matter of if individual property was disbursed it happened. I am asking for a full accounting report including pictures, and official documentation of their value at the time of their dispersal.
7. I am asking for Income Tax filings for the last five years for Beatrice Horion. There is an enormous discrepancy between the income discussed by both my sisters. Susan Horion Ross has told me that all my mother's assets are gone. Susan told me there is nothing left of my mother’s lifetime of wealth.
8. It is important to identify if disbursements were listed as taxable income, gifts, or not listed at all. All the beneficiaries need to be given documentation in either case. I am asking for documentation of employment contracts and SSI payments for employment disbursements. Any other transaction needs to be accounted for as a gift and taxed accordingly
9. I am asking for information on any life insurance policies on Beatrice Horion. I want all the details of any insurance policies.
10 I am asking for any compensation authorizations for Diane Horion Lee to act as Executor of my mother’s estate.
I am asking for a copy of all correspondence associated with my mother’s estate. Susan Horion Ross has told me about two years of correspondence related to my mother’s estate. I want to be sure that all this documentation is included in this set of records.

The Knox County Sheriff’s Investigator has asked for five years records to effectively prosecute this case for financial crimes and/ or elder abuse.

Prosecutors Rely on Poor Service and Abusive Behavior as a Way of Life!

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A bureaucrat shows his power by refusing to do their job and getting away with it!

Lawyers Are Like Drug Dealers They Make Their Money on The Comeback Not the Cure!

Prosecutors want you to have a local attorney that is afraid of retribution for vigorously representing their client. Lawyers that lose cases are out of business lose their jobs quickly.

The Loudon County Prosecutor wants to force me into losing everything I have or may have to teach me a lesson in humility. My mother's fraud and elder abuse case needs to be his only priority. I am not your child needing a good scolding! I guarantee you that I have no interest in making a pilgrimage to Kingston, Tn to kiss your ring. It is time to man up and do your job!

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Sheriff's offices become a breeding ground for self-serving bureaucrats.

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There are two types of people, those who got caught and those that didn't!

Shaming a politician in front of their family, friends, staff, and their constituents is the best medicine for a rude civil servant.

It is time to investigate the crimes against my mother before the statute of limitations has expired!

A little less flying and seizing people's assets to finance your hobby will give you extra time. You can then direct your staff to help senior citizens get some protection from greedy relatives and friends.

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Beatrice Horion's Estate Lawyer Shocked by Probate Case Transfer to Circuit Court

The sign of a good business is not what you're taking in but what you're turning away.

Diane Horion Lee is the best example of a client that a good law firm would stop representing.

Judge Dale Ordered Will Contest Case Be

Transferred to Loudon County Probate Court for Jury Trial!

Judge Dale was fair and patient as he issued his orders from the bench. As usual, he was willing to explain the consequences of his decision and the upcoming procedural implications of his ruling. My lengthy and detailed preparation for this court session was the basis of my meeting with Loudon County Sheriff's staff.

Attorney Frye (pictured above) agreed to work with me to prepare for our next meeting with the new circuit court judge about the expectation from both sides going forward. He agreed to minimize my visits to Tennessee and cooperatively work out the issuance of subpoena's, depositions, and motions without rancor or adverse behavior towards each other. We can disagree without being disagreeable.

I have confirmed my concerns that he represents my mother's estate and not Diane Lee's criminal case. Diane may have a conflict of interest as an executrix since the evidence in both cases may put her in an adverse position in her criminal case. She may need to exercise her 5th amendment rights against self incrimination.

I will continue to ask the court to appoint a special master to manage my mother's estate and conduct a full forensic audit to determine the current status of the assets and the historic financial transactions involved. I will be asking the court to halt any dispersal of funds Susan alluded to in our recent conversations.

We do not want Diane to fund her lifestyle or her personal legal bills with our mother's legacy. I am hoping for a mutual agreement to meet these goals with my mother's estate attorney.

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Beatrice Horion's Family Treachery Gets a public hearing

Beatrice Deserves Justice as Her Final Legacy!

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Elder Abuse and Financial Crimes: The Tragic Case of Beatrice Horion

Covington, GA – August 19, 2024 – The Horion family saga has taken a distressing turn as allegations of elder abuse and financial crimes against Beatrice Horion, a beloved Tellico Village community member, come to light. Dennis Horion, her son and an advocate through the non-profit organization Adopt-A-Horse, has uncovered a series of alleged criminal activities perpetrated by family members.

Beatrice Horion, who passed away on March 5, 2024, at the age of 95, was allegedly coerced into signing a new will under the supervision of a disbarred attorney. This attorney, previously disbarred for falsifying court orders and affidavits, was allegedly brought in by Diane Horion Lee, Beatrice’s daughter and executor of her estate, to act as a licensed attorney during the signing of the will. Diane’s husband, a beneficiary of the estate, also acted as a witness, raising further ethical concerns.

The allegations include fabricating background evidence, refusal to produce subpoenaed documents, and financial exploitation of Beatrice Horion, who had been diagnosed with dementia six years prior. Dennis Horion has been working diligently to ensure a proper chain of custody for all documents, aiming to prevent any potential cover-up of these criminal activities.

In a recent development, Dennis Horion has issued a subpoena to his sister, Diane Horion Lee, and has requested the presence of financial crimes investigators at the upcoming court session on August 27, 2024, at 9am at the Loudon County Court House, Lenoir, TN. This move is part of his broader effort to seek justice and transparency in the handling of his mother’s estate.

Potential Legal Consequences: If found guilty, Diane Horion Lee and Susan Horion Ross could face severe legal repercussions. As the executor of the estate, Diane could be held liable for breaching her fiduciary duty, which includes acting in the best interests of the estate and its beneficiaries. Consequences may include removal from her position, financial restitution, fines, and even imprisonment. Susan Horion Ross, if implicated in the misconduct, could also face legal action for her involvement, including charges of fraud and elder abuse.

Dennis Horion’s advocacy extends beyond his family dispute. Through Adopt-A-Horse, he supports victims of child sex crimes, using horses as a therapeutic tool to help survivors transition from trauma to healing. His mission is to stand against injustice, whether it be within his own family or in the broader community.

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Contact: Dennis Horion
Adopt-A-Horse, Inc.
Email: dennis@adopt-a-horse.org
Phone: (770) 712-8685

Tellico Village Gets a New Gossip Page on Facebook!

The Tellico Village Community in Loudon, Tennessee has a new gossip page. The grand vision of mediocrity for the 55 and over retirement community is to provide retired folk a place to pontificate. Cheap taxes, low wages, taxpayer subsidized river frontage, and conservative country ethics make for a toxic brew of moral bankruptcy. Beatrice Horion's legacy starts off the conversation.

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Knox County Investigator Deputizes Zorrow to Do His Job!

Subpoena Mailed 8/2/2024

Sheriff Tom Spangler

Knox County Sheriff's Office

400 West Main Street

Knoxville, TN 37902

7/29/2024

Dear Sir,

I recently contacted your financial crimes investigators to discuss a subpoena that I was sending my sister in a last Will and Testament contest case. I asked him to look at my web site ( Horion Family Treachery (zorrow.or) to address the potential criminal activity associated with my family's behavior towards my mother Beatrice Horion.

Your investigator asked me to contact your organization when I received the information from my sister Diane Horion Lee executor in my mother's estate. The subpoena has been sent.

I am sending you a subpoena asking for you or your investigator to attend a scheduled court session on August 27, 2024, at 9 am at the Loudon County Court House.

I want the records delivered to be accepted and copied before I take possession of the documents. I want to establish a proper chain of custody in the event a criminal case is pursued by your organization. Fabricating evidence, selective removal of documents, evidence of criminal liability, or refusal to provide requested documents could prove intent to cover up a crime.

My web site has seen a 3,000% increase in traffic due to this case. I do not involve myself in libel and slanderous activity. I report on those issues in the public records or by witnesses like Susan Horion Ross. I do not want to compromise any future criminal prosecution.

I understand that an open criminal case is not subject to public oversight. I have an obligation to the survivors that I represent to advise them of the consequences of coming out against their abuser publicly. My history has been a lesson on

the cost of discussing your history of abuse as a child. This case file will be used in writing the last chapter in a twenty-year saga.

I will contact your office if I am offered the requested documents earlier than expected.

Dennis Horion

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Crime Wave by Amateur Criminal Conspirators Moves to Loudon County!

District Attorney Charme P. Allen

City County Building 400 Main Street, Suite 168

Knoxville, TN 37902

Phone 865.215.2515

Email DAG@knoxcounty.org

Dear Ms. Allen,

I am contesting the Last Will and Testament of Beatrice Horion in Loudon County, TN. My efforts are a result of information available in both public records and interviews with my sister Susan Horion Ross. There is probable cause to believe that my sisters committed an extensive list of crimes. The list of crimes includes elder abuse and financial crimes against my mother at least six years after her dementia diagnosis.

My sisters coerced my mother into signing a new will under the supervision of a disbarred attorney. Once this Last Will and Testament was in place, my sisters started to spend wildly on new real estate acquisitions and taking all her accumulated wealth.

My mother's assets, pension funds, and all other private property were liquidated and disbursed long before her death. At the time of her death, my older sister, Susan Horion Ross, told me that our younger sister, Diane Horion Lee, had offered her a significantly reduced asset dispersal, or she would lose all additional funds over the next five years.

The publicly available evidence list represents a limited number of documents in this case. I have subpoenaed an extensive list of documents to provide a more detailed picture of the history of transactions in this case. I want to enter the results of this document's search into the anticipated criminal investigation in Knox County.

I will be issuing a subpoena to the Know County Sheriff for his presence in Loudon County for a Court date on August 27, 2024, at 9am. I am asking the Knox County Sheriff to make a copy of all the documents provided by my sister, Diane Horion Lee, acting as the executor in this case. I want to establish a precise chain of evidence in case of deceit or manipulation of the evidence submitted to me.

There is a compelling case that my mother's assets were given to my two sisters and their sons long before her death in March 2024. The purchase of new homes across the board suggests an influx of new funds for everyone in the family but me.

The funds seem to have been disbursed in multiple counties in Tennessee, Texas, and Georgia. Since numerous crimes were initiated in Knox County, your office will be involved. My mother lived at her home in Loudon County and a subsequent assisted care facility when she was victimized.

I am asking you to establish a prosecutorial strategy to coordinate the scope and lead agency involved in this case. Since this case may involve crimes across state lines, it may be prudent to involve the relevant Federal law enforcement agencies.

I am asking you to join me in seeking a halt to all disbursements from my mother's estate. I am asking the probate court to assign a court appointed administrator ad litem to do a forensic analysis of my mother's finances and the distribution of her assets prior to her death.

My sister, Susan Horion Ross, harangued me relentlessly immediately after my mother's death not to ask any tough questions. She wanted to get paid quickly without controversy. After a brief search, numerous irregularities came to the surface. I reluctantly decided to contest the Last Will and Testament presented to the court.

I will not libel and slander my sisters. The evidence is just too compelling not to ask the tough questions.

Susan told me my mother cried every day for the last two years of her life. She told me that my mother felt as though she had been incarcerated without recourse. As a victim's advocate, I need to know the real story in this case.

Sincerely,

Dennis Horion

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Tellico Village Residents Offered Crime Tip Line for Loudon County Tragedy!

Loudon County

Sheriff Jimmy Davis

Loudon County Sheriff's Office

12680 Highway 11 W Ste 1, Lenoir City, TN 37771

(865) 986-4823

Dear Sir,

My mother, Beatrice Horion, was a thirty-year resident of Tellico Village. My father served on the Loudon County 911 board. My parents served as emergency Red Cross responders for years. My parents had a long history of serving the Community you serve.

It pains me to ask for your help in investigating the behavior of my sisters at the end of my mother's life. There is probable cause that my sisters took criminal advantage of their access to my mother's estate to enrich themselves before her death.

My mother was deeply distressed by her diagnosis of dementia. She never wanted to be unable to live her final years in the home she meticulously maintained and enjoyed. After the death of my father, my mother relied on my younger sister, Diane Horion Lee, to help her navigate life.

Numerous early warning signs lead me to believe that Diane took advantage of my mother's credit, resources, and good name to enhance her lifestyle. My sister bragged about her ability to get my mother to sign anything that she put in front of her. It was this blind faith in my sister that led Diane to change my parents' final Last Will and Testament for her own benefit.

I am currently contesting Beatrice Horion's (Docket 7072) Last Will and Testament submitted in Loudon County. I have subpoenaed documents from my sister Diane Horion Lee acting as executor in this case. I asked that the requested documents be provided to me two weeks before a hearing on August 27, 2024, at 9am.

I am asking the Knox County Sheriff and someone from your department to make copies of the documents submitted by my sister prior to my accepting delivery. I want to be careful not to compromise a criminal investigation while conducting a review in my contest of this Last Will and Testament. I want to be sure that any effort to offer less than a full accounting of the information requested be noted before I take possession of the documents.

My mother's memory deserves a full accounting of her life's work. The idea that my mother's life was not celebrated so that Diane could not be confronted about her hijacking our parents' assets is disgusting and petty. Diane is avoiding transparency by hiding behind lawyers funded with our inheritance. It is time to conduct a proper criminal investigation in this case.

I have begun a tip hotline in Tellico Village. The response has been incredible. The community has increased my web site traffic to an all-time high.

Your constituents clearly want answers. They want to know that their legacy will be protected against ruthless family members. No one wants to accept the fact that their family members see them as a source of unearned income instead of a beloved family member.

I am asking you to join the investigation of my mother's estate on August 27, 2024, a court date in your headquarters building. Your participation in this multijurisdictional investigation will send a signal to everyone in Tellico Village that Beatrice Horion's life mattered.

Sincerely,

Dennis Horion

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Tellico Village's MIA Prosecutor Asked to Prosecute Amateur Criminal Gang!

DA Russell Johnson

9th Judicial District

1008 Bradford Way

Suite 100

Kingston, TN 37763

Dear Sir,

I am contacting you to coordinate the prosecution of an elder abuse and a financial fraud case in the estate of Beatrice Horion (Docket #7072) in both Knox and Loudon County. I am currently contesting the Last Will and Testament of my mother's estate.

My sister, Diane Horion Lee, has submitted a will that was prepared and executed by a disbarred attorney. My mother was under undue influence in the sixth year of a dementia diagnosis. My mother was under the sole care of my sister during this period and desperately afraid of losing her ability to stay in her home.

Diane orchestrated several financial transactions that left me out of my parents' Last Will and Testament and gave Diane the Power to threaten my sister Susan's inheritance. A public records check shows my mother residing at addresses owned by Diane Horion Lee. My sister Susan Horion Ross confirmed that my mother always lived in Tellico Village or an assisted living facility. These false statements may be due to my mother’s money or credit being used in banking transactions when my mother was mentally unfit to agree to these transactions.

Diane demanded my sister take a substantial reduction in her share of my parents' wealth. If Susan refused the reduced money disbursement, Diane said she would delay dispensing the remaining money. She threatened to spend the money over the next five years. I feel comfortable that there is probable cause to believe that numerous felony crimes may have been committed by multiple family members.

Since the crimes were committed in both Knox and Loudon Counties, I am asking both prosecutors to develop a strategy to combine the cases. Since money has been given to my relatives in Texas and Georgia, I am asking you to coordinate with any appropriate Federal agencies to bring all defendants to justice.

It is probable that some of my mother's assets were given to my sister, Susan Horion Ross, and my three nephews. All seem to have benefited from my mother's estate. There was a real estate buying binge within the family since the dubious financial transactions took place.

I have subpoenaed a large amount of information from estate executor Diane Horion Lee who now lives in Tellico Village in Loudon County. I expect the information to be offered either prior to or at a scheduled hearing on August 27, 2024, at 9 am.

I am issuing a subpoena to the Knox County Sheriff. I am asking Investigators to meet me and take a copy of the files before I take possession of the information. I want to establish a proper chain of custody in case my sister tries to submit inaccurate or incomplete files.

My mother was a thirty-year resident of Tellico Village. I am sending out fliers asking for tips from my mother's old friends and neighbors. My victim's advocacy web site has seen the largest amount of traffic since publication.

Victims of child sex crimes, friends of my mother, and family members are keenly interested in the outcome of this case.

Sincerely,

Dennis Horion

Info Found for 2500 Sanderson Rd Knoxville, TN (cyberbackgroundchecks.com)

9th Judicial District - DA Russell Johnson | ACLU Tennessee (aclu-tn.org)

Tennessee Legal Profession Leads Investigation into Disbarred Attorney's Will Fiasco!

Fraudulent Last Will and Testament Perpetrated by Disbarred Attorney

Beatrice Horion Scammed BY Diane Lee

Diane Horion Lee Hires Total Scumbag Attorney to Make a Fake Will for Beatrice Horion to Sign! Diane went to the bottom of the barrel for this douche bag!

Beatrice signed this fake Last Will and Testament approximately 6 years after a dementia diagnosis.

Where are the Elder Abuse and Fraud Investigators in Knox and Loudon Counties? Law Enforcement Investigators are MIA!

James Lester Kennedy, a Knoxville attorney, was permanently disbarred by the Supreme Court of Tennessee on January 7, 2021. The court found that Kennedy had distributed attorneys’ fees and personal expenses in a probate matter to himself and others without proper authorization. Additionally, he failed to demonstrate good faith, diligence, prudence, and caution, as well as loyalty and fidelity to the estate, which are required ethical standards for attorneys. As a result, he violated several Tennessee Rules of Professional Conduct, including those related to diligence, fairness, and misconduct

Attorney Details

Name: Kennedy, James Lester

Address: PO Box 2933100 Alcoa Hwy,

Knoxville, TN 37901BPR Number:005453Status: Disbarred - Permanent (1/7/2021)

Office County: Knox Licensed in TN Since:1977

Law School: University of Tennessee - College of Law

Informational Releases for Public Discipline:

Date Title

01/07/2021Order of Enforcement - Permanently Disbarred

01/07/2021Knox County Attorney Permanently Disbarred

07/31/2020Hearing Panel Judgment - #2019-3055-2-BL

01/22/2020Knox County Lawyer Suspended

01/22/2020Order of Enforcement - Suspended 2 years consecutive with 3-year suspension of June 5, 201911/20/2019Petition for Discipline filed - #2019-3055-2-BL

10/08/2019Hearing Panel Judgment - #2019-2964-2-AW

06/05/2019Order of Enforcement - Suspended 3 years

06/05/2019Knox County Lawyer Suspended

02/25/2019Hearing Panel Judgment - #2018-2906-2-AW02/15/2019Petition for Discipline filed - #2019-2964-2-AW08/27/2018Petition for Discipline filed - #2018-2906-2-AW

07/20/2017Knox County Lawyer Suspended

07/20/2017Order of Enforcement-Suspended 1 year

03/13/2017Hearing Panel Judgment - #2016-2618-2-AJ08/18/2016Petition for Discipline filed - #2016-2618-2-AJ

07/14/2005Knoxville Lawyer Suspended by Supreme Court04/29/2004Petition for discipline filed (JV).

John Lester Kennedy Age: 58

Lives at

2500 Sanderson Rd,

Knoxville, TN 37921 4427 [Knox County]

Board of Professional Responsibility

of the Supreme Court of Tennessee

Board of Professional Responsibility (tbpr.org)

Amateur Criminal Gang Took Ill-gotten Gains and Purchased New Homes! Here Comes the Tax Man!

Form 3949-A

Tax Violations of an Individual

Information Referral Submitted to the

Department of the Treasury

Internal Revenue Service

Date 8/07/2024

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Seal & Emblem Wooden Plaque

Tax fraud alerts | Internal Revenue Service (irs.gov)

A picture of toxic family THIEVES: Survivors Beware

Just Like Father Francis Talbot, My Family Wants to Fuck Me Without Kissing Me! NO SHAME!

This saga started when I was seven years old. My mother, Beatrice Horion, forced me to go on dates with her first cousin Father Francis Talbot. He convinced my mother to date me until I was twelve years old and understood sex. Once I understood the ramifications of my childhood abuse, I knew better than to trust anyone in my family to protect me. I was on my own to make a life for myself. I have had a great life of adventures with Dennis.

Hundreds of this Article were turned into fliers sent usps

Princess Di can now explain her behavior to her neighbors and family members! Survivors fight back!

Princess Di Has Arrived in Tellico Village

Knoxville Hucksters Move to Tellico Village

https://zorrow.org/horion-family-treachery

Huckster Diane Horion Lee, aka Princess Di

122 Tahlequah Lane, Loudon, TN 37774

Longtime Tellico Village resident Beatrice Horion trusted her daughter Diane Horion Lee to help her in her final years. Beatrice gave Diane complete access to her financial affairs and made her executor of her estate. Diane leveraged her high school education and minimum wage career into a fraudulent picture of success to legitimize her profile as a worthy member of the Tellico family of active retirees.

Diane’s Linked In Profile is a complete fraud. The company she listed in her profile did not exist for the 38 years she claimed in her work history. It does not seem she ever worked for this company. She delivered newspapers, stocked shelves for Hasbro, and sold a line of cosmetics during her career. She was too lazy to work hard at anything. Diane’s claim to fame is the alleged elder abuse of our mother.

She stated her income was $200,000 a year. This story is a complete fabrication. She may have received Beatrice’s pension after incarcerating her in an assisted living facility paid for by her assisted living insurance policy. Our mother’s last years were spent in tears and anguish after ten years with a dementia diagnosis. Beatrice was said to have cried daily and complained that she was incarcerated in her assisted living facility. Diane took her infirmity as an opportunity to sell off her mother’s estate before her death. Diane took her position as executor as a chance to offer pennies on the dollar to her sister.

Originally our parents’ will divided their estate equally between their three children. Diane hired a disbarred attorney, guilty of fraudulent behavior in his client’s trust accounts, to fabricate a new will for Beatrice in 2019. Diane bragged to my sister Sue about her ability to get our mother to sign anything she put in front of her without question. Diane had this crooked attorney meet my mother at her home in Knoxville to sign a new will excluding her only son from receiving an equal share of her estate. It was a story of two crooks preying on a 90-year-old elderly dementia patient for their personal benefit. If Diane knew he was a crook, she may be guilty of criminal fraud.

Diane’s siblings are contesting our mother’s will and the potentially fraudulent activity associated with our mother’s estate. Her siblings warned our parents that putting Diane in charge of anything exceeds her moral and competence standards. Tennessee law allows us to access several vital financial pieces of information on our mother’s estate. Diane has not provided these records despite the records being offered by the estate lawyer. She is afraid her history of managing our mother’s estate may result in both civil and criminal penalties.

As her brother, I know Diane enjoys gossiping about everybody without mercy. Anything you say to Diane, or her husband Michael, will be discussed with everyone that will listen. They will make your business everyone’s business. You can be the butt of jokes about your personal life for everyone’s entertainment.

Follow the drama at; https://zorrow.org/horion-family-treachery

TIP Hotline 770-712-8685

I am asking anyone with information on the topics discussed on this page to contact me with your tips.

You can help me get my inheritance to purchase a permanent home for my Foundation.

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The Gang that couldn't Shoot Straight

Weekend at Beatrice's! Princess Di used my demented mother's identity and resources to get paid!

NAME: BEATRICE O HORION

DATE OF BIRTH:1928

AGE:95 YEARS OLD (DECEASED 2024)

DATE OF DEATH:03/05/2024

GENDER: FEMALE

Official Records Show My Mother Living at Princess Di's home in Knoxville and Loudon County. Saint Sue told me this never happened.

PREVIOUS ADDRESSES

8708 MILL RUN DR KNOXVILLE, TN 37922

MOST RECENT OWNER OR RESIDENT

8708 Mill Run Dr Knoxville TN 37922 - Owners, Taxes, Deeds, Records, Permits (onlinedatareports.com)

95 Years Old (Deceased 2024)

Dates at Location: 09/15/2011 to 04/19/2024

Beatrice was in a nursing home during this period or at her home in Loudon County.

122 Tahlequah Ln

Loudon TN 37774

(Loudon County)

122 Tahlequah Ln Loudon TN 37774 - Owners, Taxes, Deeds, Records, Permits (onlinedatareports.com)

95 Years Old (Deceased 2024)

Dates at Location: 11/01/2021 to 11/02/2023

Beatrice was in a nursing home during this period.

Beatrice O Horion

114 Tooweka Cir

Loudon TN 37774 (Loudon County)

Beatrice's Real Home Address

2006 - 2021
Beatrice O Horion
- Date of Purchase January 2006

114 Tooweka Cir Loudon TN 37774 - Owners, Taxes, Deeds, Records, Permits (onlinedatareports.com)

Princess Di Gives Her ONLY Son the First Taste of the Grift Gravy!

Taylor Lee

Alexis Reddish Lee

6038 HUNTMERE AVE FRANKLIN, TN 37064

Will their marriage survive the stench of this scandal?

Will their child be scarred by the sins of their father?

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Project Delivery Coordinator Greater Nashville Regional Council ·

Greater Nashville Regional Council
44 Vantage Way, Suite 450
Nashville, TN 37228
Phone: 615-862-8828

https://www.gnrc.org/27/About-GNRC

Alexis Lee

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexis-reddish-lee-706b4413b/

Nurse Practitioner
Tennessee Oncology
Jan 2023 - Present
2018 Murphy Ave
Ste 200
Nashville, TN 37203
(615) 320-7387
https://tnoncology.com/
Nurse Practitioner
Sarah Cannon Research Institute
Jan 2023 - Present

250 25th Ave N

Nashville, TN 37203

(615) 329-7274

https://sarahcannon.com/

https://www.facebook.com/alexis.reddish.9/friends

https://www.facebook.com/stefaniekayross

Princess Di Is Finally in Charge of Something Besides the Men in Her Life! Turd Hits the Punch Bowl!

Princess DI

122 Tahlequah Lane

Loudon, TN 37774

Beatrice's Credit Report and tax returns will give us the blueprint for the grift!

Princess Di is a college drop out. She left college quickly in her first year. She held a long series of minimum wage hustles with no clear vision of earning a substantial living. She always sought to control my parents' legacy as a career choice. Our current situation has been expected by Sue and me. I always told my father that putting Princess Di in charge of their estate was the equivalent of disowning me.

Beatrice trusted Princess Di to take care of her interest. She fucked my mother and stole everything possible the minute she could escape real scrutiny and oversight. Sue was happy to join the party until the gravy train stopped and Princess Di got greedy.

Survivors need to watch this story to understand the consequences of coming out against their abuser.

Saint Sue Works the Phone to Get Me to Accept a Gold Star Fucking!

Saint Sue Ross

29003 Blue Finch Court

Katy, TX 77494

Saint Sue Horion Ross joined Princess Di in abandoning Beatrice in an assisted living facility paid for by her insurance policy. She was incontinent with severe dementia. In short, she was a class "A" pain in the ass.

Beatrice cried daily and felt like she was in a prison. My sisters were busy spending my father's pension money, selling Beatrice's assets, and going on a real estate buying spree. When she officially lost her mind, her daughters went nuts!

Saint Sue's Son Moves to Ethnically Pure Community with His Money!

Kyle Ross

Stefanie Ross

2303 Draycutt Drive

Katy, TX 77494

Will their marriage survive the stench of this scandal?

Will the children be scarred by the sins of their father?

Kyle Ross

Site Operations Manager

886 Finklea Road

Hallsville, TX 75650

903-927-8999

501 Westlake Park Blvd Houston, TX 77079
Phone: (281)366-2000
Website: www.bp.com

https://www.facebook.com/kylergt

Stefanie Kay Ross

Saint Sue's Other son closes out the Family Purchase of all new homes for everyone!

Ian M. Ross and Jessica K. Ross

4205 Zephyrhills Dr Nw

Acworth GA 30101

Cobb County

Will their marriage survive the stench of this scandal?

Will the children be scarred by the sins of their father?

Attorney Kristopher Frye Steers Towards The Low Road

Diane Horion Lee wants to avoid fraud, elder abuse, financial investigation, and public humiliation

Probate Judge

Loudon County Tennessee

Attn: Ms. Penny Glasgow

601 Grove Street

Loudon, TN 37774

Case # DK#7072 Estate of Beatrice Horion

June 12, 2024

Dennis Horion

10 Macon Street

Monticello, GA 31064

770-712-8684

Email: dennishorion@att.net

Dear Sir,

I am writing to the court to discuss the situation I find myself in as I prepare for my court date on June 18th at 8:30 am. The estate attorney for Beatrice Horion’s estate, Kristopher D. Frye, is asking the court to punish me for failing to send a written notice to all five of my fellow beneficiaries about the reasons for contesting the current will. He is not only asking to dismiss my concerns outright, but he is also asking the court to force me to pay any legal bills for my future procedural failures by acting as my own attorney. I ask for your patience while I address this prior to our court date as requested.

History

After the death of my father in 2002, my mother’s cousin Father Francis Talbot was suspended as a priest for raping a young man weekly for seven years. Father Francis Talbot unsuccessfully tried to rape me repeatedly from the age of 7 until I was 12 years old. The last time I saw Father Francis Talbot I worked as a Transportation Officer at the youth detention facility in New Hampshire. I asked about his role at the facility, and I was told he was the chaplain for the incarcerated children. Since he had not raped me, I decided to not report his sexual obsession for children.

I never told my parents about my abuse as a child and the lasting issues permanently affected my relationship with my family. After seeing the consequences for my silence about this predator, I decided to come forward to act as a corroborating witness to help his victim sue him personally for damages and put him in prison for his sexual assault against numerous children. My efforts against this predator resulted in his victim receiving a financial settlement and the incarceration of my mother’s cousin where he served as the chaplain.

My mother, Beatrice Horion, last spoke to me on August 17, 2003, about my interview with the Manchester Union Leader about my history and my desire to stop this man from raping any more children. She said I was ruining the family name and that she never sent me with her cousin. My sister, Sue Horion Ross, reminded my mother that she was beating me for not wanting to be alone with this predator. My mother never spoke to me again for over twenty years.

My brother-in-law, Michael Lee, came to me at my mother’s request to ask me to stop discussing my abuse as a child. He wanted me to go back to my business as a clothing designer and not mention this abuse in public or private again. I told him that I was in deep depression and suicidal. I told him the only way forward for me was to help other victims of child sex crimes. I had begun the process of using my horse skills and my criminal justice background to begin a nonprofit entity called Adopt-A-Horse, Inc.

Over the last twenty years my vision turned into a functioning rape crisis program being hidden in plain sight. My foundation has helped over forty rescue horses and numerous rescue dogs find a permanent home at a wonderful ranch on over twelve hundred acres. They paid for themselves by offering rides to paying clients and victims of child sex crimes. No one in my family spoke with me after my mother’s attempt to silence me. I have never received one dollar of support nor one hour of labor in over twenty years from my family. The first time I was spoken to by my family was when Sue Horion Ross called me to inform me of my mother’s death.

Sue then called me numerous times to convince me that I was to receive $20,000 and that she was in a dispute with Diane to split the estate between them equally. She did not want me to cost them attorney fees to deal with me contesting the will. The essence of the conversation was that she would send me a beer mug from my parent’s home. Her ongoing phone calls and allegations against Diane alerted me to the fact that there was more to this story than she was telling me. When I asked her specific questions, she refused to answer them honestly with transparency. My request for her to only contact me through her attorney has been ignored repeatedly in the last few weeks.

Horion Family Treachery

I decided to investigate the situation in a search of publicly available sources supplemented with Sue’s story. There is a lot more to the story than I was being told. My research was the basis for my writings to the court contesting the will. The combination of crooked lawyers, obvious financial irregularities, silence from Diane to both Sue and me, and the current threats from the estate's current attorney are indicators that my suspicions are valid.

As I see it, the court has several options.

I have spent the equivalent of one month’s social security to fund this quest for the truth and my fair share of my mother’s estate. I will not in good conscience ask my partner to subsidize my efforts in this case. The court can dismiss my efforts to contest the will on procedural grounds. I have two years to contest the will. I will take some time to fundraise money to hire an attorney to represent my interests in this case. This option is a complete waste of time and money, but I am not one to give up my quest for justice.
My sister’s current lawyer, Kristopher H. Frye, has continued Diane’s record of hiring quality legal counsel. Sue told me that she had not received a copy of my mother’s will. I contacted the court directly and received excellent and compassionate support from Ms. Penny Glasgow. Ms. Glasgow sent me a copy of my mother’s will immediately. With this information in hand, I immediately contacted Attorney Frye. He apologized for failing to send me my copy of my Mother’s Last Will and Testament. He told me that he had not sent out the paperwork as required by law and that I would get a formal copy from his office quickly. The will was filed with the court on April 9, 2024, and I received the copy from his office on April 29, 2024. He never confirmed my sisters or nephews service addresses until I received the current motions filing. He told me he represented my mother’s estate and not Diane’s interest. He told me that he would ask Diane for all the records that Tennessee law allowed every beneficiary to receive. I have received nothing. Instead of addressing the serious concerns mentioned in my recent filings with the court, he is attempting to intimidate me into taking the money and run while I can. A reading of my history will tell anyone that my resistance to intimidation is strong and relentless. The court of public opinion has seen my efforts at social justice to be relentless and very public. The truth hurts and sunshine is a great cleaning agent. I am asking the court to help Attorney Frye separate the important from the seemingly important. He can choose to represent Diane personally or represent my mother’s estate, but he cannot do both.
I am asking the court to appoint a court appointed representative to halt all proceedings until information can be collected and assessed to ensure the integrity of the facts before final judgement can be ordered in this case. A court appointed expert can separate fact from fiction and determine the distinction between unlawful activity and moral failings. My mother died a horrible death while her daughters were liquidating her assets and fighting over her accumulated wealth. I am not surprised by any of this behavior. My parents would be appalled by their greed and awful behavior. They would be appalled that legal fees would be wasted on dubious legal wrangling.

Conclusion

I am sending this information to my fellow beneficiaries' vis USPS. I am prepared to revisit contesting my mother’s will in the two-year period allowed by Tennesse law. I suggest the court deal with this case in a prompt and professional manner as suggested above. Any significant delay could result in numerous memory lapses, cover up activity, and all my relatives commiserating on a unified writing of history.

All my reservations and travel arrangements have been made for my visit to Tennesse next week. Every survivor of child sex crimes has always asked me about the consequences of coming forward about their abuse as a child. I have always been candid about the consequences of my public sharing of family secrets. The resolution of this case will help survivors understand the risks they face of seeking justice against their child molester.

Sincerely,

Dennis Horion

Adopt-A-Horse, Inc. - Horseback Riding - Covington, Georgia

Facebook Link to my personal social media

Attorney Kris Frye is a low life attorney bilking my mother's estate with excessive fees.

Attorney Kris Frye hoped to capitalize on my indigent financial situation to force the court to dismiss my claims against my family of greedy takers. The Judge was very fair in explaining to me the appropriate procedure to file issues with the court. Frye could make more money dragging me to court in Loudon County, TN instead of advising me about the correct procedure to contact my family members. Frye is a petty and despicable low life! Bad Faith Attorney!

Diane hired a cheap suit wearing, KIA driving, P.O. Box Douche Bag to overcharge my mother's estate. Indigent does not mean ignorant. I will pursue the truth as a testament to survivors seeking justice and respect.

Diane Horion Lee Is a total fraud living off Her Mother

Diane Horion Lee Used a Disbarred Attorney to Write My Mother's Will

Diane found a crooked attorney to complete my mother's will at her personal address. He was accused of probate crimes and disbarred on two separate occasions. He was not an attorney at the time the will was completed. She found a crooked attorney to help her steal my share of my parents' legacy.

He was disbarred for probate theft!
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Tennessee Supreme Court suspends Knox County lawyer

KNOXVILLE - On June 5, 2019, the Supreme Court of Tennessee entered an order suspending James Lester Kennedy from the practice of law for a three (3) year period, pursuant to Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 9, Section 12.2, and directing payment to the Board for all costs in the disciplinary proceeding.

Mr. Kennedy knowingly made appearances in Knox County Probate Court and filed pleadings in cases pending in New York and Pennsylvania without informing the Court and opposing counsel of his one (1) year suspension on July 20, 2017. In addition to misleading courts and opposing counsel, Mr. Kennedy failed to provide substantive responses to the Board’s requests for information regarding the disciplinary complaint. Mr. Kennedy’s conduct violated Rules of Professional Conduct 5.5 (unauthorized practice of law); 3.3 (candor toward the tribunal); 8.1 (bar admissions and disciplinary matters) and 8.4(a), (c), (d) and (g) (misconduct).

Mr. Kennedy was suspended from the practice of law on July 20, 2017, and has not been reinstated by the Supreme Court. Until the entry of an order reinstating Mr. Kennedy’s law license, he is precluded from practicing law; using any indicia of lawyer, legal assistant, or law clerk; or maintaining a presence where the practice of law is conducted.

Mr. Kennedy must notify all clients being represented in pending matters, as well as co-counsel and opposing counsel, of the Supreme Court’s Order suspending his law license. Mr. Kennedy is required to deliver to all clients any papers or property to which they are entitled.

Mr. Kennedy must comply with the requirements of Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 9, Sections 28 and 30.4, regarding the obligations and responsibilities of suspended attorneys and the procedure for reinstatement.

Published June 5, 2019

Board of Professional Responsibility (tbpr.org)

John Lester Kennedy Age: 58 In Knoxville, Tn - Complete Background Info (cyberbackgroundchecks.com)

Diane Took a Dead Company to Fabricate a Resume

Linked In Profile For A Fraud

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Construction Professional

Knoxville, Tennessee,

United States

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GEORGIA
CORPORATIONS DIVISION

Business Name:

ATLANTIC FORMING CO., INC.

Control Number:K207900

Business Type:

Domestic Profit Corporation

Business Status:

Admin. Dissolved

Business Purpose:NONE

Principal Office Address:

4575 STONEGATE INDUSTRIAL BLVD

STONE MOUNTAIN, GA, 30083

Date of Formation / Registration Date:4/28/1992

State of Formation: GeorgiaGeorgia

Last Annual Registration Year:2011

Dissolved Date:12/31/2015

Diane's Retired from a Permanently Closed Georgia Company, Total BS

Diane was making big money delivering newspapers at 4 am, selling miracle cosmetics, and stacking Hasbro Toys for her career for years. Side hustles and petty cash money is the story of her real professional life. Construction is a joke! $250,000 a year in income probably came from stealing my parent's money!

Diane Lee is 67 years old and was born on 11/01/1956. Diane Lee currently lives in Knoxville, TN; in the past Diane has also lived in Vonore TN and Kennesaw GA. Sometimes Diane goes by various nicknames including Diane H Lee. Diane's ethnicity is Caucasian, whose political affiliation is unknown; and religious views are listed as Christian. We know that Diane is married at this point. Diane's personal network of family, friends, associates & neighbors include Taylor Lee, Michael Lee, Michael Lee, Michael Lee and Virginia Horwitz.

Diane's annual salary is between $250K+;

properties and other assets push Diane's net worth over $250,000 - $499,999.

Diane H Lee, 67 - Knoxville, TN - Reputation & Contact Details (mylife.com)

Undue Influence for a Dementia Patient to Sign a Legal Document, WTF

Diane's Retired from a Permanently Closed Georgia Company, Total BS

Beatrice Horion was asked to sign a new will in front of a disbarred attorney. He was disbarred multiple times for probate fraud!

Sally H. Little

8825 Mallow Drive

Knoxville, TN 37922

Diane & Michael's Neighbor

Michael Lee

Brother-In-Law And Back Up Executor

Witnessed the will with their crooked lawyer!

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My Greedy Sisters Have Been Working to Disown Me for Years!

It is time for a referral to the District Attorney's office to investigate the truth in this case!

Diane Horion Lee has claimed that my mother Beatrice Horion lived with her at both her old and new addresses. Sue Horion Ross stated that my mother never lived at either address. Beatrice had a better home than Diane.

8708 Mill Run Drive

Knoxville, TN

Background Check Information

https://www.onlinedatareports.com/auth/login?email=dennis@adopt-a-horse.org&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.onlinedatareports.com%2Freport%2Fbackground-check%3Fname%3Dbeatrice%2520olive%2520horion%26state%3Dtn%26token%3D3bqv-yf3d

95 Years Old (Deceased 2024)

Dates at Location: 09/15/2011 to 04/19/2024

Diane H Lee

67 Years Old

Dates at Location: 03/23/1993 to 03/02/2023

Beatrice was forced into an assisting living facility for the last two years of her life. Beatice had a policy to cover the cost of her assisted living care. Beatrice's pension payout continued after her move to a facility.

Sue Horion Ross said my mother cried every day and felt like she was incarcerated. Sue now states that all my mother's assets are gone. Sue has hired an attorney to get the probate closed quickly.

Sue called me nine times in a few days after not speaking to me for twenty years. She wants me to know that if I contest the will, I will get nothing. She lied so much I stopped accepting her phone calls.

Sue is worried I might start asking the hard questions about her involvement in stripping the assets from my mother's estate before she died. She stated my mother was poor and had no assets when she died. Diane stated she had $250,000 in annual income! The odor from this nonsense is the same as a rotting corpse.

Background Check for Beatrice Olive Horion in TN 3bqv-yf3d

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All of My Sisters and Nephews Bought New Houses Recently

My mother's entrance into an assisted living facility set off a new property purchase rush by every other member of my immediate family. The property upgrades are estimated at well over $3,000,000. This figure does not account for any cash received from my mother's estate.

Missionaries sacrifice their lives to their mission. I have been living in a dilapidated rental for the last 14 years. I have no central heat or air conditioning, and the rest of the property is in the same condition.

The family used a crooked lawyer to try and give me a total of $10,000. No wonder I am contesting this will. Now I have to beg the Probate Judge to look at evidence and void the will without an attorney.

Saint Sue wants to give me a beer mug to remember my family. Income, real property, and wealth are being fought over by my family members. I am now understanding exactly why I was shunned for the last twenty years. It is greed plain and simple.

My current SSI income qualifies me for Medicare and Medicaid. Poverty is not a lifestyle choice. I decided to fight back depression to survive my trauma as a child. My family wants me in the same place as I was twenty years ago dealing with deep depression. Not a chance!

My family can now join the ranks of child molesters and the institutions that tolerate their behavior.

Susan Horion Ross

29003 Blue Finch Court

Katy, TX 77494

https://www.facebook.com/susan.ross.167

Kyle Ross

2303 Draycutt Drive

Katy TX 77494

https://www.facebook.com/kylergt

Ian Ross

4205 Zephyrhills Drive

Acworth, GA 30101

https://facebook.com/iross2

DIane Horion Lee

122 Tahlequah Lane

Loudon, TN 37774

Taylor Michael Lee

6038 Huntmere Ave.

Franklin, TN 37064

https://www.facebook.com/taylorleeut/

Beatrice Horion's Legacy has BEEN TARNISHED by greed!

Horion Family Members Are a Group of Self-Serving, Corrupt Predators!

Probate Judge

Loudon County Tennessee

601 Grove Street

Loudon, TN 37774

c/o Penny Glasgow <penny.glasgow@tncourts.gov>

Cc: Kris Frye <kfrye@ford-nichols.com>

Cc: suehross@gmail.com

Subject: Contesting Will Re: Dkt#7072 Estate of Beatrice Horion

May 20, 2024

Dennis Horion

10 Macon Street

Monticello, GA 31064

770-712-8685

Email: dennishorion@att.net

Dear Sir,

I am contesting the last Will and Testament of Beatrice Horion. The will and the execution and the distribution of assets has been a source of contention for both me and my sister Sue. I am acting pro se in this effort due to my indigent status. I am asking the court to waive all customary fees due to my financial circumstances.

A cursory search of relevant issues associated with this case shows many troubling issues. I will not make rash observations and accusations without having the evidence to lend credence to my claims. I am asking the court to allow me the opportunity to gather relevant documents and interview witnesses to establish an accurate picture of the facts in this case. I am asking the court to grant me the necessary time to thoroughly research all the obvious issues.

Disbarred Lawyer Presides Over Beatrice Horion’s Will

At the time of my father’s death in 2002, I received a copy of my parents last Will and Testament. My parents gave their three children equal shares of their estate. I am asking that the terms of my parents’ Will and Testament executed by a competent attorney be the document used to distribute the assets of my mother’s estate. I am asking the court to seek the return of all monies or assets liquidated or distributed by my sister Diane Horion Lee.

The Testator of the last Will and Testament of Beatrice Horion was James L. Kennedy on October 26, 2019. Diane Horion Lee found a crooked disbarred attorney to act as a licensed attorney at the meeting to obtain my mother’s signature. Diane had her husband act as a witness even though he was a beneficiary of the estate. A random member of Diane’s subdivision acted as the second witness. The signing took place at Diane’s personal residence instead of a legal office. This location helped obscure the fact that the attorney was disbarred for probate crimes on two occasions. He has since been disbarred permanently.

Diane used a disbarred attorney to write my mother’s will. Diane’s used a disbarred attorney found guilty of crimes in the probate arena. Diane has breached her fiduciary duty by not hiring a competent attorney to execute my mother’s will. Diane may face civil or criminal consequences related to forgery, fraud, or misrepresentation. These offenses can carry criminal penalties including fines and imprisonment.

I am asking for all information related to the engagement of Mr. Kennedy. I am asking for all correspondence either written or electronic related to the case. It is important to get copies of any invoices or receipts for services rendered in this matter. This information will be critical to include in my referrals to the Tennessee Bar Association, the local law enforcement community, and the District Attorney. I anticipate deposing Mr. Kenndy for this case or any subsequent civil litigation.

My sister, Susan Horion Ross, has retained an attorney to represent her interests. I am indigent and unable to have an attorney represent my interests in this contested case. I am therefore representing myself in this matter. I ask that all parties respect my pro se status and include me in distributing any correspondence, filings, evidence, emails to the courts, and all other important matters in a timely fashion. I ask both my sisters to direct all their contact with me through their legal representatives. It is important to maintain professional interactions with officers of the court.

I am asking the Judge in this case to immediately issue a Temporary Restraining Order halting all disbursements from this estate immediately. Since fraud is part of the will, we need time to seek, receive, and evaluate evidence beyond information available in the public domain. A cursory review of online information details a vast difference in the facts presented by both my sisters. It is important to seek any information to prepare for preliminary court actions, depositions, and trial.

Lack of Testamentary Capacity

Sue Horion Ross was the first family member to call me in twenty years. Sue told me of the passing of my mother. We had three extended telephone conversations over a short period. One of the topics mentioned was the medical state of my mother in recent years. Sue told me my mother was diagnosed with aggressive dementia ten years ago. Sue told me my mother could not control her illness. My mother would have been diagnosed five years before the execution of the Last Will and Testament in question.

Sue told me that Diane boasted about her ability to get my mother to sign anything she put in front of her. Sue reacted to my mother’s diagnosis by moving from Marietta, Ga to Texas. Sue is a physician's assistant with over four decades of experience. She deliberately walked away from my mother due to her mean-spirited behavior. Instead of leaning in and contacting me for additional support, both my sisters saw an opportunity to exploit my mother’s mental health situation for their personal financial gain.

I want to get a copy of all my mother’s health records. It is important to start interviewing health care workers to assess her ability to oversee her own financial affairs. It is important to understand my mother’s ability to ask probing questions about circumstances surrounding the execution of important decisions. My mother was completely at the mercy of Diane to help her as her mental health deteriorated. Diane was her only lifeline to ongoing health care. It is highly unlikely my mother would have been competent to drive herself to medical appointments and shopping trips.

It is clear from my online research that Diane may have used her access to my mother’s financial matters to use her position to apply for real estate loans, distribute money to her family members, pay personal bills, or any number of transactions outside of accepted fiduciary responsibilities.

Everything I have heard about my mother’s health challenges is hearsay evidence from a person with a conflict of interest. It is important to have direct testimony from health care professionals with no financial interest in this case.

Executor Removal

I have numerous questions about my mother’s finances that Sue either lied about initially or refused to disclose at all. The issues in question include the following basic issues based on the current state of my knowledge base;

Diane has my mother listed as a resident at her personal property and potentially an investment property. This information may be the result of Diane using my mother’s cash or credit to obtain financing for any money loaned against these assets. Sue told me that my mother never lived at either address.
My mother had a long-term insurance policy to fund any expenses for an assisted living situation. Sue told me that my mother paid her premiums until the day she went into an assisted living situation. Initially Sue told me that my father’s pension was taken up with her assisted living expenses. Later Sue told me that her pension continued after her residence in her assisted living facility. Sue refused to discuss the disposition of the money from my mother’s pension payouts. Sue said her pension was around $60,000 a year. Diane’s Linked in page seems to suggest a $250,000 a year income. Sue told me all my mother’s money is now gone. My mother was a pauper when she died. I want to review all the bank records associated with my mother’s financial picture. The discrepancy between both pictures is extreme.
Beatrice Horion Trust: The proceeds from the sale of my mother’s home were said to be deposited in a trust. Sue Horion Ross told me that Diane paid herself $25,000 a year to manage the trust. I want to look at all the trust formation documents. In addition, I want an accounting of all the transactions of the trust financial accounts. Sue told me that her expected payout was $175,000. This amount is significantly less than half of the proceeds from the sale of my mother's home and other personal assets. It seems prudent to appoint an independent audit of her trust.
Family property purchases: All five of the beneficiaries noted in the Last Will and Testament have recently purchased large expensive new homes. I applaud the success of my family members, but I question the timing of these purchases. It seems highly unlikely that everyone had a personal financial bonanza at the same time without benefiting from my mother’s estate. I want to confirm the gifting of all money beyond the Prudential shares mentioned in the dubious last will. It is important to investigate the tax implications of the inheritance versus gifts to my three nephews. Malfeasance seems to be highly possible.
Correspondence has been an ongoing byproduct between my sisters about the funds yet to be paid out. I want to know exactly the amount and timing of all funds distributed to both my sisters. I want a copy of the correspondence between them about my mother’s estate.
Tax returns: Sue Horion Ross told me that my mother received $60,000 in income from my father’s pension plan. Her payout from this pension plan continued after her move to an assisted living facility. I want access to all the financial records of my mother’s interactions with the financial institutions where she had accounts. I need all the specific details needed to subpoena all her bank records. I need to receive a copy of the last ten years of her tax returns to ensure that they were filed correctly and accurately.
Compensation records: Sue said Diane was compensating herself for her time managing the trust and my mother’s estate. It is important to confirm that these funds were paid for legitimate work for the estate. I want to see any work agreements that describe her duties for this work. I want to see all the tax records showing her compliance with State and Federal Laws concerning employee tax regulations.
Insurance policies: I want to see any life insurance or annuity policies my mother had in her portfolio.
Brokerage accounts: Sue Horion Ross told me my mother had no stocks or bonds in her estate. The Last Will and Testament clearly refers to the distribution of three hundred shares of Prudential Insurance. It seems Sue was unaware of this asset, or she wanted to conceal these stocks or any other assets in my mother’s portfolio. I want all the pertinent information to subpoena the necessary records to prepare myself for upcoming depositions.
Banks Accounts: Sue told me that Diane was given complete access to my mother’s financial accounts beginning in 2002. It is important to identify every account where Diane managed my mother’s affairs. Sue told me my mother had no clue about the status of her financial affairs since my father handled all their financial matters. Sue told me my mother was incapable of balancing a checkbook. I clearly remember seeing her balance a checkbook as a child. I want to see if there was an ongoing taking of money for Diane or Sue’s personal benefit.
Asset Sales Records: I want to see all records of advertisements, purchase agreements, and receipts for the sale of my mother’s personal items. These receipts must include the sale of her vehicles and all other items sold.

I have numerous concerns about the distribution of my mother’s assets both before and after her death. It seems highly likely that there may have been a liberal approach to enriching all members of my family. The only question is the legitimacy of these transactions. I am asking the court to assign a professional to look at the information along with me. If my concerns are real problems, it is imperative that the appropriate actions be taken before my family members attempt to liquidate personal property. These assets may be needed to reimburse any improper transactions including fines and penalties. I am asking the court to act with haste and stop the bleeding while there is time.

Sincerely,

Dennis Horion

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I am discussing the ramifications of survivors coming out publicly about their abuse as a child. Family members will use your pain as a reason to justify shaming you, protecting your abuser, demanding your silence to protect the family name, and denying their failure to protect you as a child. You will be told to get over it and move on with your life. You will be told that depression is a choice and not a mental health issue. In the end, your family will use your situation to enrich themselves at your expense. Protect yourself at all costs. You will need to rely on the help of others to survive!

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The Truth About Going Public with Your Sexual Assaults as a Child

My family sent my brother-in-law, Michael Lee, to speak to me about stopping my efforts to help other survivors of child sex crimes. He suggested I focus on going back to my Custom Clothing Business. My efforts to help survivors made my mother, Beatrice Horion uncomfortable.

I told him that I was experiencing suicidal depression and that my life depended on my finding a new way to cope with debilitating depression. He said my abuse happened a long time ago. I just need to get over it. I explained that my silence as a young man resulted in numerous children being raped for decades.

I have not heard from him or any member of my family for twenty years. My Foundation, Adopt-A-Horse, Inc. has been my way to help victims of child sex crimes with therapy horses. My missionary work helped me to overcome depression while helping other survivors of child sex crimes.

I recently was contacted about the death on my mother. I was told that I received a nominal amount of money in her will. I am contesting this outcome since my parents had made provisions for my two sisters and myself to receive an equal share of their legacy. Both my sisters have retained attorneys to represent their interests in dividing their spoils.

This nonsense may result in civil or criminal court cases before this is done. This page is going to be the court of public opinion. Survivors need to know the consequences of coming out publicly against their abuser.

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Sue wants me to accept being disowned so she can Get paid

Sue Horion Ross, called me for the first time in twenty years to tell me of my mother's death.

My notes from my three telephone conversations since my mother's death with my sister Susan Horion Ross.

Beatrice had been in Aggressive Dementia for Ten Years. It was during this period that the current will was executed excluding me from the bulk of the proceeds of my mother’s estate.
Beatrice had been in assisted living for the last two years of her life.
Beatrice was crying uncontrollably every day after being moved to an assisted living facility
Sue said initially that Beatrice’s pension went to pay for her assisted living expenses. In a subsequent conversation, she said Beatrice’s insurance policy for assisted living had up-to-date premiums paid until she went into an assisted living facility. Sue lied to me about this issue.
Sue said that on a visit to see Beatrice in her assisted living facility that Beatrice thought her grandson Kyle was me. She wanted everyone in the facility to meet her son. She was happy at the thought of seeing me. This was a sign of her inability to make simple identifications at this period in her life.
Sue stated that I was only to receive $20,000 in my mother’s will. She also stated that if I contested the will, I would receive nothing. She said she had not seen the will so could not send me a copy of the document. I contacted the court directly and immediately received a copy of the will. I was only given $10,000 as her son. There was no provision making my gift subject to reversal for contesting the will.
Sue told me Diane got my mother to sign anything without reading the papers she was signing.
Sue told me that my mother gave Diane signature power over all her financial affairs. Sue said my father was a spender and left my mother with no money. She also said Beatrice had no clue about her financial affairs. These statements are in direct contrast to my mother buying herself a brand-new car during this financial calamity in 2002.
Sue stated that my father’s pension was valued at $60,000 a year with no mention of social security money. Sue said my mother had no stocks, bonds, or other invested monies. This is directly at odds with Beatrice leaving each of her grandsons 100 shares each of Prudential insurance in her will.
Sue said Beatrice had no liquid money when she went into the assisted living facility. Sue could not account for the payout of my father’s pension funds while my mother was in the assisted living facility. Sue said Diane was paying herself a $25,000 annual salary to manage the trust account.
Sue said my contesting the will would cost her many legal expenses. She had hired an attorney to represent her not because she needed the money, but because it was a principal issue. Sue told me that she and her sons do not need the money.
Sue told me she had argued with Diane over money for two years. She wanted my mother's house sold on the open market. She wanted Diane to sell both her vehicles. She believes Diane sold both vehicles at undervalued prices to her friends. Online searches have stated that my mother’s home was sold for over $500,000 and the proceeds were sent to Beatrice’s trust. Diane offered Sue a $100,000 settlement
Sue stated that Diane still owed her $175,000. This figure is significantly below half the value of the proceeds from my mother’s house alone.
Sue told me that Diane planned to refuse to pay her any more money for the five years she had before she was required to probate my mother’s will. Diane told Sue that by that time there would be no money left in the trust. Diane’s lawyer failed to send me a copy of my mother’s will as required by law. After receiving a copy of the will, he apologized for failing to do his job. I received a copy of the will on April 27, 2024. This was twenty days after the official filing date.
Sue said she had been communicating her displeasure with Diane for two years. Sue said she sent her two letters to avoid retaining an attorney. Sue refused to send me a copy of anything. Sue had two meetings with her family, and they agreed to retain counsel to get their money from my mother’s estate.
I sent Sue a copy of a public records check on my mother. These documents stated that my mother resided at both Diane’s addresses. Sue told me that she never lived at either address. I asked if Diane had used my mother’s identity or assets to get loans against properties in her name only. Sue stated that she was unaware of this situation and wrote a letter to her attorney. I asked her for a copy of the letter. She said she would send me a copy, but she refused to give me a copy of the correspondence between herself and Diane. She said she would give me a copy one day. I never received the requested copy, and all communication has stopped again with Sue.
Sue agreed that my parents will give me an equal share of their estate at the time of my father’s death. I was given a copy of the will after my father’s death.
My father told me that they had decided to make Diane the executor of their estate. Sue told him that she would make sure I got nothing. I told him he was disowning me with this decision. Sue recently told me that she told my father the same thing at a different time without my knowledge. This drama is exactly the outcome we both predicted.
Sue said Diane had complete access to my mother's money without oversight. The money she paid herself was a salary. Sue did not know if Diane claimed it as a gift, a contractor’s 1099 payout, or paid social security as a regular employee of the estate. Sue could not say the amount of money Diane took out of my mother's accounts or their frequency.
Sue said my mother was left destitute by my father. She has not seen her tax returns from our mother in twenty years. Sue refused to say the amount of money she received from my mother’s income or accumulated assets. Sue wants to be paid before I can contest the will. She is trying to convince me that I have no right to seek any documents, evidence, emails, letters, statements, or information concerning my mother’s estate. I have informed Diane’s attorney that I am going to represent myself in contesting the distribution of estate funds. I told him that I would not accept the $10,000 money without fully exercising my right to seek real answers about this matter.
I told Sue that I am planning to post this conflict on my various web sites as a cautionary tale for all survivors of child sex crimes thinking of publicly exposing their abuse as a child. As a victims advocate for victims of child sex crimes for the last twenty years, I have always told victims of the consequences I have faced because of my coming out publicly. The outcome of this effort to deny my share of my parents’ estate needs to be a part of every survivor’s decision to follow my lead in this decision to seek justice and help other survivors. My family has specialized in kicking me while I was down.
Sue said my mother and Diane believed it was my fault that I had walked away from the family. Sue said she disagreed. She said that my actions were a direct result of my abuse as a child. Is this accurate?
Sue started calling me frantically 9 times over three different telephone numbers. She wanted to offer me my father's beer mug from all my family's possessions. My sisters sold my family's house, two cars, liquidated bank accounts, and household goods before my mother died. Sue wants me to quietly take the money offered or I will lose it. Sue just wants me to stop asking tough questions before I spend her more money on legal fees. Is it any wonder that no one wanted to speak to me all these years! They just wanted to close out my mother's estate with all the money spent. Greedy people take everything they want but do not need.