Reply #30 posted 01/24/20 7:10am
bondno9
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Astasheiks said:
PennyPurple said:
Also found this on Alfred. Does this mean that the funeral home has filed a claim against Alfred's Estate or the Prince Estate?
https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet/cases/searchDockets.do
19P9-PR01357 - ALFRED FRANK ALONZO JACKSON JR, DECEASED (E-CASE)
01/13/2020 |
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Notc Change of Address Filed |
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Change of Address for Tyka Nelson. |
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Filed By: TYKA NELSON |
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01/10/2020 |
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Claim Against the Estate |
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Claim Against Estate for Funeral Expenses in the amount of $28,250.21 Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. This adversary matter filed under estate number 19P9-PR01357 is designated as case number 20P9-PR00046. All filings related to this matter must be filed under 20P9-PR00046. |
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Filed By: AUBREY GANN REDMON |
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On Behalf Of: OMARR BAKER |
What kind of funeral did Alfred in the amount of $28,250?
No funeral in Kansas City, MISSOURI cost $28,250.21 ... That shady funeral home is attempting to make some $$$$. GREED!! |
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Reply #31 posted 01/24/20 7:44am
ISaidLifeIsJus tAGame |
bondno9 said:
Astasheiks said:
What kind of funeral did Alfred in the amount of $28,250?
No funeral in Kansas City, MISSOURI cost $28,250.21 ... That shady funeral home is attempting to make some $$$$. GREED!!
P's funeral expenses totaled $82,413 |
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Reply #32 posted 01/24/20 2:51pm
PennyPurple |
bondno9 said:
Astasheiks said:
What kind of funeral did Alfred in the amount of $28,250?
No funeral in Kansas City, MISSOURI cost $28,250.21 ... That shady funeral home is attempting to make some $$$$. GREED!!
Well, I live in KCMO, they are pricey, but I didn't see any roads shut down, for Alfred's.
Actually I would say that is about right. 4 years ago my Dad's cost around 21K, we didn't have anything fancy, no limo's, etc...
And my Dad already had the plot...
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Reply #33 posted 01/29/20 9:15am
laytonian
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PennyPurple said:
bondno9 said:
No funeral in Kansas City, MISSOURI cost $28,250.21 ... That shady funeral home is attempting to make some $$$$. GREED!!
Well, I live in KCMO, they are pricey, but I didn't see any roads shut down, for Alfred's.
Actually I would say that is about right. 4 years ago my Dad's cost around 21K, we didn't have anything fancy, no limo's, etc...
And my Dad already had the plot...
[Edited 1/24/20 14:52pm]
Funerals are priced based on the casket that's picked out. Since Alfred was a veteran, he could have been interred for free at any Veterans' cemetery. We've heard of no direct heirs. I wouldn't be surprised if whoever made his arrangements got a big kickback from the funeral home.
My in-laws had "prepaid" funerals but after they died, te funeral home came up with all kinds of "extra costs" that were not included. After going through that, my own family discussed and our parents were cremated. No funeral. We just got together.
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Reply #34 posted 01/29/20 9:16am
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ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
bondno9 said:
No funeral in Kansas City, MISSOURI cost $28,250.21 ... That shady funeral home is attempting to make some $$$$. GREED!!
P's funeral expenses totaled $82,413
How? Prince was cremated and his remains were placed in a purple metal urn.
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Reply #35 posted 01/29/20 11:29am
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laytonian said:
ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
P's funeral expenses totaled $82,413
How? Prince was cremated and his remains were placed in a purple metal urn.
I saw the remains at Paisley in a clear model of Paisley Park at the top of the atrium in 2018. Did the metal urn come happen before or after this?
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Reply #36 posted 01/29/20 2:28pm
Astasheiks
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laytonian said:
ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
P's funeral expenses totaled $82,413
How? Prince was cremated and his remains were placed in a purple metal urn.
Yeah. I would like to know how could the cost be $82,413? |
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Reply #37 posted 01/29/20 7:57pm
ISaidLifeIsJus tAGame |
AZStreet said:
laytonian said:
How? Prince was cremated and his remains were placed in a purple metal urn.
I saw the remains at Paisley in a clear model of Paisley Park at the top of the atrium in 2018. Did the metal urn come happen before or after this?
I dont know how.
Maybe the model of Paisley Park cost big bucks? |
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Reply #38 posted 01/30/20 9:20am
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ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
AZStreet said:
I saw the remains at Paisley in a clear model of Paisley Park at the top of the atrium in 2018. Did the metal urn come happen before or after this?
I dont know how.
Maybe the model of Paisley Park cost big bucks?
I dont see how it could cost big bucks. It was a miniature model. Not more than 30 inches width I believe.
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Reply #39 posted 01/30/20 2:26pm
Mumio |
I'd imagine that $82k+ figure is composed of more than the urn and the cremation but without a detailed report about it, it's anyone's guess what it was spent on. I'm sure the memorial service as well as whatever kind of gathering was held was included in that but no idea what else may have gone into it. Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end |
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Reply #40 posted 01/30/20 6:52pm
PennyPurple |
AZStreet said:
ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
I dont know how.
Maybe the model of Paisley Park cost big bucks?
I dont see how it could cost big bucks. It was a miniature model. Not more than 30 inches width I believe.
Tyka picked out special stones for the PP Urn. |
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Reply #42 posted 01/31/20 11:04am
AZStreet
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PennyPurple said:
https://people.com/music/...st-photos/
There were 7 crystals place on the custom made Urn, with Tyka placing the last one. It also has working lights, and a miniture of his purple piano.
If this was the one I saw, then I couldve sworn the bottom of the model was see through and I could see the ashes at the bottom looking up. Anybody else who visited and saw who can confirm?
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Reply #43 posted 02/04/20 11:18am
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All I saw was the milky semi-see through box the urn model was in above the door of the little kitchen. Time keeps on slipping into the future...
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Reply #44 posted 02/05/20 10:23am
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Prince Estate Hit Up For $1 Million Over His Late Brother's Legal Bills
Prince's late brother, Alfred Jackson forgot to pay up, now one lawyer is asking the Prince Estate to foot the bill.
https://www.hotnewhiphop....lQHophCTUA
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Reply #45 posted 02/05/20 9:14pm
ISaidLifeIsJus tAGame |
luv4u said:
Prince Estate Hit Up For $1 Million Over His Late Brother's Legal Bills
Prince's late brother, Alfred Jackson forgot to pay up, now one lawyer is asking the Prince Estate to foot the bill.
https://www.hotnewhiphop....lQHophCTUA
Alfred hired Justin and he was a very young attorney with little experience in Probate matters, but 'eh it happens.
The photo in the article shows Alfred with his brother??
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Reply #47 posted 02/06/20 2:10pm
Astasheiks
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ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
luv4u said:
Prince Estate Hit Up For $1 Million Over His Late Brother's Legal Bills
https://www.hotnewhiphop....lQHophCTUA
Alfred hired Justin and he was a very young attorney with little experience in Probate matters, but 'eh it happens.
The photo in the article shows Alfred with his brother??
Alfred was a mystery brother. So many rumors about him.
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Reply #48 posted 02/12/20 11:48am
Mumio |
Astasheiks said:
Somebody else trying to drain the Estate! Mercy!
The heirs are the ones who racked up the bills and as we all know, bills must be paid. Shouldn't be a concern for anyone else. I don't understand the pearl-clutching over these kinds of things at all. Welcome to "the org", Mumio…they can have you, but I'll have your love in the end |
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Reply #49 posted 02/12/20 11:59am
nelcp777 |
The heirs spending has me wondering, was Prince giving them this much money when he was alive and now the heirs are struggling for not having the cash in flows? |
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Reply #50 posted 02/19/20 6:53pm
ISaidLifeIsJus tAGame |
Interesting filing today by Brian Jorde, attorney for Alfred's brother, Shawn Jackson.
To make a long story longer, this is what Shawn is alleging:
- Alfred had no children or spouse, and his will is being challenged in Missouri Probate Court.
- Attorney Leonardo Di Vinci Starke, a Miami based attorney is the Personal Representive in Alfred's estate, and his appointment as PR is being challenged by the family.
- The alleged sole heir of Alfred's will is Raffles Van Exel
- Leonardo prepared Alfred's will
- At the time he prepared Alfred's will he was also Raffles attorney
- Allegedly Leonardo is also a business partner of Raffles.
- Leonardo brokered the deal between Alfred and Primary Wave
- Shawn is challenging whether Alfred was competent to sign a deal with Primary Wave, and signed for less than fair market value.
- Alfred signed 90% of his 1/6 interest in Ps estate to Primary Wave
- Leonardo stands to make $1 mil from Primary Wave for his represention of Alfred
- Alfred was living in an assisted living facility at the time of his death.
- Shawn is alleging due to Alfred's mental and physical health he was unable to understand the complicated legal documents he signed. Alfred was taking Haloperidol which is an antipsychotic medication used to treat certain mental/mood disorders such as schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders.
- Shawn alleges Alfred had a long history of Parkinson disease, hypertension, and depression. Alfred had sought and received psychiatric care for decades and the medications described above were done so by his psychiatrist.
- Shawn is requesting the Judge in Ps Estate not to allow Primary Wave to participate until this dispute is settled.
- Raffles has a colored history involving musicians and those around them. Raffles was in the hotel room of Whitney Houston at or shortly after the moment she was found dead from a drug overdose and he removed evidence from the room prior to police arriving.
- It has been alleged Raffles took pictures of Whitney Houston's dead body and sold it to the media for his personal gain
- Raffles inserted himself into Michael Jackson's entourage and is believed to have benefited from Michael Jackson's death via distribution of assets and or personal property. Raffles has a history of searching out celebrities and their family when they are at a low point and then inserting himself into their lives ultimately for his own financial gain or for financial gain of those he is associated with.
- Through a series of calculated actions Raffles was able to isolate Alfred so that Raffles would have the ability to unduly influence and fraudulently bait Alfred into allegedly signing a Will on July 24, 2019. That Will and its contents did not embody or describe Alfred's true intent.
- Part of Raffles, and others working with him, scheme to get Alfred to sign a Will leaving everything to Raffles included handpicking a lawyer, who had no prior relationship with Alfred at all, to fly from Miami, Florida, to Kansas City Missouri with a Will that was drafted at Raffles direction and to present that Will to Alfred.
- Part of Raffles, and others working with him scheme, was to get Alfred to sign a Will leaving everything to Raffles included finding persons to notarize and witness the alleged Will execution who were persons not known to Alfred and who did not understand Alfred's limitations and medical and psychiatric history.
- Part of Raffles, and others working with him, scheme to get Alfred to sign a Will leaving everything to Raffles included hiding their plans from Bruce, who was Alfred's caregiver and Power of Attorney - despite the fact that Raffles knew Bruce held a Power of Attorney. Bruce is another brother of Alfred's.
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Reply #51 posted 02/19/20 7:05pm
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More allegations by Shawn Jackson:
- That to be a valid Will, the writing is required to be in writing, signed by Alfred and is required to be signed by at least two individuals, each of whom witnessed the signing, These requirements were not observed or completed with the challenged Will.
- Shawn believes that Raffles and Leonardo failed to prove the purported July 24, 2019 Will was actually witnessed by at least two individuals each of whom witnessed either the signing or the Alfred's acknowledgment of the signature or of the will all prior to Alfred's death.
- Alfred granted Power of Attorney over his personal and financial affairs in order to protect himself from those with impure motives seeking to take advantage of the fact.
- Shawn was purposely not consulted and intentionally kept in the dark during which time Raffles, and others working with him, executed their plan to dupe Alfred into executing a will and trusting each of them to lay the groundwork for future purported transactions.
- Prior to the alleged execution of the purported July 24, 2019 Will, Raffles, and others working on his behalf or direction, had the opportunity to exercise such influence because they had claimed to befriend Alfred, claimed to have been only acting in his interest, inserted themselves into his life at a time his was vulnerable and in need of sound unbiased advice and guidance but instead leveraged Alfred's condition for their own purposes and gain, and unduly influenced Alfred to take actions he would not have otherwise take
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Reply #52 posted 02/20/20 3:07pm
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Reply #53 posted 02/21/20 7:44am
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laytonian said:
So much for the estate going broke. Estate now valued at $200 million. https://theblast.com/c/pr...ed-jackson
What a mess!!!
Bear in mind this is a value, it doesn't mean the Estate have $200 million.
In fact it is possible for a large company to have no money in the bank and then not be able to meet it's debts. In this case assets would need to be liquidated (turned into cash) to pay the bills.
So be careful when interpreting these sort of headlines as technically it is possible for the Estate (and any other company) to go broke if their income is less than their outgoing liabilities!
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Reply #54 posted 02/21/20 4:06pm
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laytonian said: So its holding steady then? That's cool, not great but comforting. Time keeps on slipping into the future...
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Reply #55 posted 02/22/20 3:02pm
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It is my understanding that one needs to be mentally competent to appoint a POA.
Alfred does not strike me as having been mentally competent enough to choose his own POA.
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Reply #56 posted 02/22/20 3:48pm
PennyPurple |
ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:
Interesting filing today by Brian Jorde, attorney for Alfred's brother, Shawn Jackson.
To make a long story longer, this is what Shawn is alleging:
- Alfred had no children or spouse, and his will is being challenged in Missouri Probate Court.
- Attorney Leonardo Di Vinci Starke, a Miami based attorney is the Personal Representive in Alfred's estate, and his appointment as PR is being challenged by the family.
- The alleged sole heir of Alfred's will is Raffles Van Exel
- Leonardo prepared Alfred's will
- At the time he prepared Alfred's will he was also Raffles attorney
- Allegedly Leonardo is also a business partner of Raffles.
- Leonardo brokered the deal between Alfred and Primary Wave
- Shawn is challenging whether Alfred was competent to sign a deal with Primary Wave, and signed for less than fair market value.
- Alfred signed 90% of his 1/6 interest in Ps estate to Primary Wave
- Leonardo stands to make $1 mil from Primary Wave for his represention of Alfred
- Alfred was living in an assisted living facility at the time of his death.
- Shawn is alleging due to Alfred's mental and physical health he was unable to understand the complicated legal documents he signed. Alfred was taking Haloperidol which is an antipsychotic medication used to treat certain mental/mood disorders such as schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders.
- Shawn alleges Alfred had a long history of Parkinson disease, hypertension, and depression. Alfred had sought and received psychiatric care for decades and the medications described above were done so by his psychiatrist.
- Shawn is requesting the Judge in Ps Estate not to allow Primary Wave to participate until this dispute is settled.
- Raffles has a colored history involving musicians and those around them. Raffles was in the hotel room of Whitney Houston at or shortly after the moment she was found dead from a drug overdose and he removed evidence from the room prior to police arriving.
- It has been alleged Raffles took pictures of Whitney Houston's dead body and sold it to the media for his personal gain
- Raffles inserted himself into Michael Jackson's entourage and is believed to have benefited from Michael Jackson's death via distribution of assets and or personal property. Raffles has a history of searching out celebrities and their family when they are at a low point and then inserting himself into their lives ultimately for his own financial gain or for financial gain of those he is associated with.
- Through a series of calculated actions Raffles was able to isolate Alfred so that Raffles would have the ability to unduly influence and fraudulently bait Alfred into allegedly signing a Will on July 24, 2019. That Will and its contents did not embody or describe Alfred's true intent.
- Part of Raffles, and others working with him, scheme to get Alfred to sign a Will leaving everything to Raffles included handpicking a lawyer, who had no prior relationship with Alfred at all, to fly from Miami, Florida, to Kansas City Missouri with a Will that was drafted at Raffles direction and to present that Will to Alfred.
- Part of Raffles, and others working with him scheme, was to get Alfred to sign a Will leaving everything to Raffles included finding persons to notarize and witness the alleged Will execution who were persons not known to Alfred and who did not understand Alfred's limitations and medical and psychiatric history.
- Part of Raffles, and others working with him, scheme to get Alfred to sign a Will leaving everything to Raffles included hiding their plans from Bruce, who was Alfred's caregiver and Power of Attorney - despite the fact that Raffles knew Bruce held a Power of Attorney. Bruce is another brother of Alfred's.
If Alfred was living in a facility at the time of his death, then how was it he was at his home that he purchased when he died in his sleep?
How did Raffles befriend Alfred when Raffles is in Florida and Alfred in KC?
This is a slimey lawyer for sure. |
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Reply #59 posted 02/23/20 1:30pm
AnnaSantana |
laytonian said:
So much for the estate going broke. Estate now valued at $200 million. https://theblast.com/c/pr...ed-jackson
That's $100 mil less than it was worth 4 years ago, when he died. Not good. I don't argue with people about my opinions. Scram. I said what I said. |
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