Lydia Dia Abrams has been missing 10 months from her ranch near Idyllwild.
Credit: KFMB Published: 6:00 PM PDT April 5, 2021 Updated: 6:05 PM PDT April 5, 2021
SAN DIEGO A trust agreement signed by Lydia “Dia” Abrams two weeks before she went missing in June 2020 near Idyllwild, leaves her estate to the man who claims to be the missing woman s fiancé.
That man, Keith Harper, filed a petition in Riverside County court March 22, asking a judge to appoint him successor trustee to the Abrams estate, as spelled out in the trust agreement.
The Dia Kenshalo Abrams Trust originally was signed by Abrams in December 2016; though at the time, her properties east of Idyllwild were not transferred into the trust.
Lydia Dia Abrams went missing in June from her ranch near Idyllwild. Author: David Gotfredson (Investigative Producer) Published: 6:44 PM PST January 11, 2021 Updated: 7:01 PM PST January 11, 2021
SAN DIEGO The self-proclaimed fiancé of a woman who went missing from her ranch near Idyllwild in June has filed a lawsuit, in which he claims to have power of attorney over the woman’s estate.
Keith Harper, 71, filed the civil complaint in San Juan County, New Mexico on December 9. It seeks $3,020 in damages – including court costs and interest – stemming from a $2,000 purchase of boots, made by Lydia “Dia” Abrams before she went missing.
Abrams, 65, a former La Jolla millionaire, went missing on June 6 from her 117-acre Bonita Vista Ranch in a remote area east of Mountain Center.