What ever happened to Irish heiress Huguette Clark?

"-to live in fear is not to live at all." Excellent!

It makes no sense that carers at her homes would wait over twenty years to make note that they had not seen her, an where was her family all this time? Who sold her treasures? Very tragic that she lived in hospitals too afraid to reconcile with family and friends--to live in fear is not to live at all.

You state that, "there was no reason for her eccentric behavior". I disagree with you. The heiress to the Woolworth money, her last name was Hutton. She was married to Cary Grant, who never took a cent off of her, but her other husbands took a lot. Hutton when from the rich person in the world to dying penneyless. You stated that there was "no reason for her eccentric. How many lottery winners has lost their money? What appears eccentric to you is common sense to very wealthy people. Money is a curse.

Here solicitors are called lawyers or liars same thing just spelled differently.

I think I've seen this castle. We stumbled upon a magnificent castle one day , while taking a Sunday drive, years ago. We didn't know exactly where we were, exploring is half the fun. We had no idea there were castles in Connecticut, except for Gillette's Castle on the CT River. So, now I see who owned it. Sad story. Having too much money isn't good for people.

Those bastards probably left me out of the Will too!

whadda u tink - surround sounding like catholic charities that are run by our betters.

I am willing to bet that both her attorney and her accountant are prominently mentioned in a Will that excludes any and all family and friends. Any reasonable investigation is going to conclude that she was not completely competent and was exploited by these two "trusted advisors." This parallels closely what happened to Howard Hughes and his "advisors" who kept him secluded and cut off from friends and family for decades. An attorney behaving unethically...what a reach.