Woman whose brother killed their mum slams loophole that let him control victim's £500,000 estate
A woman whose brother strangled their mother to death has criticised the Scottish government for failing to close a legal loophole which has let him control his victim’s £500,000 estate for eight years.
READ MORE: 'Older' woman who took Prince Harry's virginity with 'passionate' field sex speaks out - and she has major complaint Lorraine, 34, from Dunfermline, said: “It has been eight years since my mum died and nothing has changed. This is morally wrong and, even after a consensus of people thinking the law needs to be changed, the Government has not done anything.”
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