elizabeth/Woody

Elizabeth lives in Preble County in Ohio.  Barbara would fly into

Cincinnatti a couple of times each year and Elizabeth would pick her

up at the airport.  The two of them would drive to Pennington Gap to

visit mother and daddy.  On one of those visits, Barbara asked

Elizabeth why her husband never went to the farm to visit our parents.

 According to Elizabeth, her husband, Woody, could not bear to see how

daddy bullied and demeaned mother, so he never went to their house.

Elizabeth said that when the time came, she would probably take daddy

to Ohio to live with her and Woody.  Barbara asked her how she could

do that when Woody hated daddy.  She replied, “Woody will do what I

tell him.  After all, he knows what I choose to tell him.”  Also, when it was 

brought up that Woody might have to tolerate dad, elizabeth said,

 "Woody will just have to put his big boy pants on.". Sure

enough, just a few months after mother died, Elizabeth took daddy to

Ohio.  Over the next year, she and Woody came several times and

emptied out the house of all furniture, dishes, bedding, pictures, and

anything of value.  They also took everything of value in the barn,

including daddy's tractor and farm implements, lawn mower, tiller,

mother's car, their rv, and a small utility trailer.  What they left

was a basement filled with trash.

Elizabeth had the electricity turned off in the house when she moved

daddy and the basement is now filled with mold.  This turned off the

dehumidifier and the basement, most of which is underground, wicked up

the moisture.  ServPro estimates that it will take over $14,000 to

repair the damage the mold has caused.  We are currently dealing with

attorneys to get this taken care of since Elizabeth refuses to allow

any of daddy's money to be used to pay to have it fixed, even though

it was his responsibility as a life estate holder to keep the property

in repair.  (Note: As stated in other parts of this blog, Elizabeth

took our father to the attorney 4 years after she knew had had mental

issues and 2 years after he had been diagnosed with vascular dementia

and Alzheimer's and had him disown our mother and his other 2 children

and leave everything to Elizabeth.)

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Daddy's 8.31.07 Neurologist Rept

Note: In August 2007 the neurologist requested Daddy to return in 6 months. Daddy was never returned prior to ekj taking him to Ohio in July 2009.

Daddy's Ohio Obit

elizabeth wrote the obituary, did not include Mother, Gail or myself. Only herself and Woody.
News Death Notice KING, Clarence age 89, formerly of Pennington Gap, VA., died Aug. 1, 2010 in Dayton. He had worked many years for Edward Rose Construction in Beavercreek. He was also a farmer. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and Woody Jones, West Alexandria, OH. Funeral services will be held later this week in Pennington Gap, VA. Lindloff-Zimmerman Funeral Home, West Alexandria, is in charge of local arrangements.

Contesting Mother's Will----- April 2010

In April of 2010 I attempted to contest Mother's will. Logic being that Mother had always wanted the assets of the marriage to be split equally between the children. 


In May, 2007 Judge McElyea's court stripped mother of all rights when she was placed in guardianship. In April 2007 elizabeth sit with Daddy and disinherited Mother and of course Barbara and I. The logic of elizabeth was that Mother was likely to pass away first and her will gave her half to Daddy. Once Mother died, her will passed to Daddy and elizabeth was set to take all of both. 


When we attempted to have Daddy's will thrown out because of Vascular Dementia we were told too bad, at any given point within 24 hours he could have had clarity of vision to change his will. 


Judge Cynthia Kinser, Adam Kinser's mother pinioned from the bench that intent of the will over shadowed the content. 


Judge McElyea said she didn't care about intent, but was Mother competent at the time of the will? Answer was yes. Please pay Mr. Kinser $450. and have a nice day. 


There was no way out. If she was competent at the time of the will, the will was solid. If she was incompetent at the time of the will it couldn't be successfully contested.

The Stalker

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2009

This was during a time that ekj was next door at Mom and Dad's, Daddy was in Ohio, presumably in a nursing home and ekj had the van down loading more of the contents of the house in it.

I woke up at 6AM, the house was dark, I headed for the kitchen for coffee when the motion detector lights in the back of the house lite up the backyard. I looked out the window and ekj was slowly walking the back perimeter of our yard, but on the farm pasture (no dog). The distance from the house is about 100 feet.

Several days later, neighbors Rick and Sheryl were over for a visit and I mentioned ekj setting off the motion detectors. Sheryl mentioned, in the past she has been up in the middle of  the night to let the dog out and seeing ekj, in the dark walking in the street between our houses.

A week, or so, later Tom and Misti were over and I mentioned the above incidents and Tom said, "I woke up earlier than normal the other day and at 3AM, headed out the door and saw her in the shadow of my headlights while leaving".

11.17.09 House being emptied

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From: <kkbishop2002@yahoo.com>

Date: Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 10:34 AM

Subject: Re: Athelene King's Estate

To: Wayne King <>

Good morning Karen. Our father is in a nursing home in New Lebanon, OH via a hospital in Dayton with a diagnosis of pneumonia. Elizabeth arrived last evening and they are loading a van, presumably picking over bones. I expect she will take mother's Buick.

If mother's estate isn't settled can she just take anything because presumably half is still in mother's estate.

Thanks, Wayne King

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From: <kkbishop2002@yahoo.com>

Date: Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 1:18 PM

Subject: Re: Athelene King's Estate

To: Wayne King <>

U may want to check with your atty but believe u havr right to check on welfare of property. Liz just left message on machine. Have to take care of ct first then will call her. Some problem with bank acct for your dad

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From: Wayne King <>

Date: Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:16:28 -0500

To: Karen Bishop<kkbishop2002@yahoo.com>

Cc: barbara lochner<>

Subject: Re: Athelene King's Estate

Sorry you're in court, but I was a little concerned you wouldn't physically be able to be there. In speaking with Barbara re: daddy's condition while at the hospital last week, prior to the nursing home, the expectation is that his time is short. I did expect ekj to put him in the van (I'm sure against dr orders) and bring him back down here so she could file the will in Lee County vs a county in Ohio. ekj has been hauling car, van, trailer and truck loads out of here for months. I expect she knows that as soon as we verify that he is deceased that we're going to cut the lock  and be in the property, hence the current visit to take the remainder.

It would seem a reasonable request to access the property to confirm that only daddy's personal property has been removed. Trying to recover any of mother's property while contesting the will will only add to the mess. Thoughts?

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Wayne King <> wrote:

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From: <kkbishop2002@yahoo.com>

Date: Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 10:34 AM

Subject: Re: Athelene King's Estate

To: Wayne King <m>

No she cannot remove anything but for his personal belongings. Am n ct now

------Original Message------

From: Wayne King

To: Karen Bishop

Cc: barbara lochner

Subject: Athelene King's Estate

Sent: Nov 17, 2009 9:48 AM

Good morning Karen. Our father is in a nursing home in New Lebanon, OH via a hospital in Dayton with a diagnosis of pneumonia. Elizabeth arrived last evening and they are loading a van, presumably picking over bones. I expect she will take mother's Buick.

If mother's estate isn't settled can she just take anything because presumably half is still in mother's estate.

Thanks, Wayne King

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To: Karen Bishop <kkbishop2002@yahoo.com>

Cc: barbara lochner <m>

Sent: Wed, November 18, 2009 2:40:30 PM

Subject: Athelene King's Estate

I can only assume mother's estate is settled. ekj has a VERY large U-Haul truck next door emptying out everything else.

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11.1.09 The Stalker

This was during a time that ekj was next door at Mom and Dad's, Daddy was in Ohio, presumably in a nursing home and ekj had the van down loading more of the contents of the house in it.

I woke up at 6AM, the house was dark, I headed for the kitchen for coffee when the motion detector lights in the back of the house lite up the backyard. I looked out the window and ekj was slowly walking the back perimeter of our yard, but on the farm pasture (no dog). The distance from the house is about 100 feet.

Several days later, neighbors Rick and Sheryl were over for a visit and I mentioned ekj setting off the motion detectors. Sheryl mentioned, in the past she has been up in the middle of  the night to let the dog out and seeing ekj, in the dark walking in the street between our houses.

A week, or so, later Tom and Misti were over and I mentioned the above incidents and Tom said, "I woke up earlier than normal the other day and at 3AM, headed out the door and saw her in the shadow of my headlights while leaving".