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4 comments:
UPDATE: Lucom's team has posted an updated report.
http://panamaexpatriates.blogspot.com/
"The Report discloses a plan to illegally nullify and defeat the Last Will and Testament
of Wilson C. Lucom (“Lucom”), which left the bulk of his $50.0 Million fortune to feed the malnourished and starving poor children of Panama. The defeat of this gift would then result in the $50.0 fortune passing to one of Panama’s most elite and powerful families, the children of Hilda Arias and their attorneys, Hector Infante and Edna Ramos (“the Arias Group”)."
http://panamaexpatriates.blogspot.com/
Browse full 500 page Legal Exhibit for Wilson Lucom case.
These documents were presented to the jury for inspection.
This report is in english
http://www.lucom-ninospobresdepanama.com/English/TOC.htm
This is a real story about Panama's most elite and powerful familes plan to illegally nulify the Last Will and Testament of American Wilson Lucom, which left the bulk of his $50 million fortune to feed the malnourished and starving poor children of Panama. This is TRUE, and happening right now.
UPDATE on Wilson "Chuck" Lucom case: This report posted July 12, 2010 from the Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA)
Hungry for Justice: Corrupt Courts in Panama Deny Impoverished Children $50 Million in Inheritance
http://www.coha.org/hungry-for-justice-corrupt-courts-in-panama-deny-starving-children-50-million-in-inheritance/#more-9823
I just saw this update on the case -- after all these years.
Hungry for Justice: Corrupt Courts in Panama Deny Impoverished Children $50 Million in Inheritance
by COHA Research Associates Alexander Brockwehl & Devin Parsons
• Feisty Miami Lawyer Takes on Panama’s Political Mafia
• Panama’s Financial Carnivores Salivate over $50 million Bequest
• The Country’s Corrupt Judicial Establishment in Deep Distress
http://www.coha.org/hungry-for-justice-corrupt-courts-in-panama-deny-starving-children-50-million-in-inheritance/
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