Mind blowing connection to 1930s conservatorship case

[Youngheart123]

I kind of don’t want to spoil it so I’ll just say the connection between Sam Ingham III and this guy who was placed into a conservatorship in the 1930 blew my damn mind. 🤯 Please tell me there is not a Samuel D. Ingham IV because this **** does not need to be perpetuated any further! 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/slate.com/human-interest/2021/07/britney-spears-conservatorship-abuse-history.amp

[Matou]

"Within days, Harrison’s sister Gladys petitioned the court to have him declared incompetent, and she was subsequently appointed the guardian of his estate, which totaled well more than $200,000, or nearly $4.5 million today. "

Family again It was a 2 year cship compared to Britney it's another level.

Ingham's family is worse than we thoughts ...

 

[BreatheForBritney]

if we keep digging further, B-army might take down the whole conservatorship scam business system 

[OriginalDoll1]

wow... so dark and fascinating 

[TomasBR]

This conservatorship is a (old) business model... Passed through generations. Taking the life out of someone so you can own their money. What amazes me is how easy it is to make that happen in US, a country who praise itself for its democracy. 

BTW, thank you for the article. Very interesting! 

[femmepop]

what the helll..... So it runs in the Ingham family, huh?

this is TOO creepy. I'm having a mind melting moment right now. What a strange reality we are witnessing.

Also the Twilight Man book cover looks a lot like the In The Zone album cover. (idk how to post pictures or I would do a side by side, but just look at the bottom of the article) 

 

[Freakshow__]

[HardToForgetYa]

Oh wow... F.ucking grotesque to say the least 

[Corruptured Colon]

"In both cases, the so-called incompetent was deemed vulnerable to influence and deception and therefore had to be protected against “designing or artful persons,” to quote Gladys’ petition. And in both cases, the court delivered the vulnerable person to that very fate."

Britney was conserved partly because she was vulnerable to deceptive people who were trying to take advantage of her (like Lutfi), yet the conservatorship itself put her in a situation where deceptive people are taking even more advantage of her. It's absolute hypocrisy. Just like how conservatorships are supposed help people who can't properly manage their money, yet the actual conservatorship ends up draining the conservatee of their money. It's all so obviously a con.

[Oprah Winfrey.]

12 hours ago, TomasBR said:

This conservatorship is a (old) business model... Passed through generations. Taking the life out of someone so you can own their money. What amazes me is how easy it is to make that happen in US, a country who praise itself for its democracy. 

BTW, thank you for the article. Very interesting! 

Slavery never went away here sweetie

it was replaced by several other things 

this is a country where you work or be worked

[Youngheart123]

12 hours ago, TomasBR said:

This conservatorship is a (old) business model... Passed through generations. Taking the life out of someone so you can own their money. What amazes me is how easy it is to make that happen in US, a country who praise itself for its democracy. 

BTW, thank you for the article. Very interesting! 

You’re welcome! That had to be a really crazy moment for the author of the book!
 

A couple years ago I read a biography called Empty Mansions, about another of W.A. Clark’s children - his daughter Hugette.  It was really fascinating, so I’m going to add this one to my Amazon list too! 

[Moscow]