OPINION
BRYNER, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Eighty-five-year-old Violet M.B. Houssien died alone in December 1997. In a will executed two years previously, she left almost all of her $1.59 million estate to an acquaintance, Elma Crittell, and named Elma's husband, Edmond, as a contingent beneficiary and the executor of the estate. Several interested parties challenged the will, alleging that it was fraudulent, that Houssien lacked testamentary...
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