Steve Fossett’s Remains May Have Been Found

Posted on | October 3, 2008 |

Steve Fossett, the adventurer who disappeared while in flight over Nevada’s desert, may have finally been found in California. The disappearance raised probate issues (What is California Probate?) when his wife petitioned the probate court to declare him legally dead and to probate his will (What Will Happen If I Die Without a Will?). Crash investigators have found a “very small” amount of human remains at the crash site and described the crash as “very high impact.”

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April 15th, 2009 @ 4:58 am

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