From: Greg Jordan (jordan@chuma.cas.usf.edu)
Date: Thu Feb 20 2003 - 11:58:21 MST
On Wed, 19 Feb 2003, Reason wrote:
> It looked more to me like a continuation of the nasty little family struggle
> over money; notice the sympathic comment in the story aimed at the (villain
> of the piece) sister who was trying to get her father cremated. In order,
> one supposes, to get a bigger cut of the will out of the son who supported
> the cryopreservation, reading between the lines.
Even more, notice Hamon's audacious claim to be the "adopted son" of Ted
Williams and the sob story about how the evil son took Hamon's
"father" away from him, snatching the phone from his hand, etc. A
melodramatic attempt by Hamon to seize hush-up money, probably inspired by
the sister's payoff deal.
I assume ALcor & the real son have strong proof of Williams' last wishes,
so they perhaps should not have settled with the sister. Hamon is
appealing over the head of the judges, to the mob and their lurid
imaginations & suspicions...
gej
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jordan@chuma.cas.usf.edu
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