In light of what's been published it's nothing short of a judicial stitch up, the below is my statement:
As the sole residuary beneficiary of Jonah's estate, I have always wanted to ensure his legacy is protected, and in accordance with his vision. This has been the hardest battle of my life. Nearing nine years, I feel like I have been fighting to protect Jonah and our boys, all while dealing with a crushing emotional toll. The pain of not having closure, compounded by what has felt like antagonistic behaviour from the trustee, has been almost unbearable. Jonah’s absence feels even more profound with the estate still unresolved, despite further assurances that it would be administered in November 2018, acknowledgment that it was completed in February 2020 then again in June and July 2020. This ongoing struggle has torn me apart and has placed huge pressure on our family. I know Jonah would never have wanted us to suffer like this. My mental health has been stretched to its limits, and only when the estate is finally administered and completed will the boys and I be able to find true closure and begin to heal from the loss of our beloved Jonah.
Regarding an appeal, my main focus and commitment is to have the estate wound up and all transfers administered in accordance with Jonah’s will, as his widow, mother of our sons and sole residuary beneficiary of his estate.
It's not over despite the headline, I will die trying to protect not only Jonah but our boys as no one loves and cares more than we do. Jonah's Legacy rests with the boys and me, it's our entitlement, belonging to no one else as the sole residuary beneficiary of Jonah's estate.
Arohanui to everyone who stands with us, we are grateful. xoxo