[Full Story] My Brother Manipulated Our Dying Father To Change His Will & Take 80% Of The...

[@RedditCheatingTales]

To take advantage of someone in their final moments for personal gain is just heartbreaking

[@dmoore8595]

Typical consequences of showing favortism. Daddy would be proud.

[@FlipTheBard]

Mother was such a sellout, she saw things going south with her golden boy and she decided to latch on the "safe bet now". What a scum.

[@9timepokechamp]

The moral of the story is: never trust a weasel of a relative

[@garasu29]

Mom was a pos. She saw the golden boy was a sinking ship, and tried to schmooze OP by selling Edward out

[@BelgotLeons]

Hey toots he could have given you 0% you know Parents aren't forced to leave anything to their adults children who abandons them for their own ambitions Whines that its unfair then say i dont need the money suuuuuuuure toots stfu 😅 Also no if her dad had any and i mean ANY buissiness brains he would have smelled tha rat the brother was but no he did not soooooooo 😅

[@dmoore8595]

Did you even bother to listen to the bust on the brother? Embezzlement, fraud, marital infidelity, corporate espionage? Edward was guilty of all that while running the father's company. And before the father took ill, the sister had a college degree, no doubt her father paid for. Yet she was always expected by her seixist father, to work underneath the brother in the company, reguardless of her education, skill, integrity and work ethic. Edward manipulated their father, while he was the most vulnerable, so he could have majority power to run his own father's company into the ground. And yet he owed his daughter nothing because she had her own ambitions, which would have never lead to her destroying her father's legacy.

[@lyraflow9154]

It's funny to see someone be so confidently wrong in the most obnoxious way. If she had gotten 0% she could've easily contest the will, that's why he gave her 20%.