Writing the Wrong: The fried chicken Murder

Peter Stoner chronicles the struggles of how land was forfeit, controlled, then passed on as far back as the early American Settlers from the Native Americans. Secrets and suspicions weave a story up through five generations in his family genealogy that grips you to the very end. Peter Stoner writes a phenomenal true story and gives a glimpse as to how greed, prejudice, power and even wrongful death extorted his family estate worth millions in stock and coal. After reading the story, one start wondering if his interracial marriage and his civil rights involvement as a White (Freedom Rider) in the sixties played a significant role forty-five years later, denying him of any claim or inheritance to his family estate.

Inheritance, estates and wills matters become complex, when challenged they were made under undue influence from Decedents who had weakened mental capacity. Courts generally lack Uniformity of Rules among districts and less than (3%) of the contested wills are ever resolved in appeal courts.