this is called a holographic will. judge jeanine: and it will be determined hopefully soon. why is it that this will that is signed by him is not capable of being accepted in court? well, it might ultimate le accepted.ltimately be at this time it is being litigated in the probate part as to whether that will ultimately take place what will be an issue as to whether it is in his hand and actually his will because right now it hasn t been proven yet. judge jeanine: and what we have got here and we have got the mistress and mrs. kincade fighting over $010 million and a house, $65 million for the paintings, whatever it is. mistress tries to get the guy arrested for domestic abuse, all right. she has the healthcare proxy. i spoke with her lawyer and he said look if she had the power to pull the plug if he he gave it to her why would people have such a hard time leav believeie
secretary or office manager, excuse me. mean to tell me he doesn t know the money is being moved arou around. that is the $64,000 question the money trail. i find it hard to believe that he did not know something especially when it comes to the bottom line, money. judge jeanine: i m with you there. dr. sharp esteemed psychiatrist why would a woman stay with a man whose mistress tried to kill her three times probably with other husband s own money. a couple of octobers. possibilities.f octobers she loves him that much. she can compartmentalize. could be see is finding a way to reconcile the pieces difficult to put together. and do you think this is unusual? how many women would stay with a guy in a situation like this? very few. she is not a desperate person. i don t see her struggling. i don t see why she would have
secretary or office manager, excuse me. mean to tell me he doesn t know the money is being moved arou around. that is the $64,000 question the money trail. i find it hard to believe that he did not know something especially when it comes to the bottom line, money. judge jeanine: i m with you there. dr. sharp esteemed psychiatrist why would a woman stay with a man whose mistress tried to kill her three times probably with other husband s own money. a couple of octobers. possibilities.f octobers she loves him that much. she can compartmentalize. could be see is finding a way to reconcile the pieces difficult to put together. and do you think this is unusual? how many women would stay with a guy in a situation like this? very few. she is not a desperate person. i don t see her struggling.
three times. at some point don t you think even you, jo joey bufttafuco tt this man knew that the mistress was trying to kill his wife? no. i will tell you why. my house was riddled with bullets before mary jo was sh t shot. our house on adam road west was shot at and there was a molotov cocktail blown up in front of the house and the cop says you should have known something was wrong. you do not know, that is what is scary. you don t know. i didn t know. judge jeanine: you don t think it is unusual for this guy jeffrey stern not to make the connection gee, maybe it is my mistress doing this. it is my experience. whether i was out there or not carrying on with amy fisher at the time i have no way of kno knowing who shot at my house or who threw a molotov cock tale
judge jeanine: got to wrap. we got to wrap, joey. always good to see you. thanks for being here. you know what, your honor this story is frightening. judge jeanine: and it is real unfortunately. it s real. judge jeanine: up next, our justice expert panel breaks down the murder for hire case. and later should the father who kills his daughter s molester go to jail or get an award? plus, everyone knows thomas kincaid s paintings. now, his wife and mistress are fighting over his estate. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i ve been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it s been pretty tough since jack passed away. it s a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you re right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance.