From: "Jessica Murray" <dfhldgdhdlhfdla@gmail.com>
To: the surviving uncle’s email address, d’s email address
i'm sorry i have to do this. you can be certain that i don't want to do this. but my hands are being forced...
my
 father wanted me to have his cds. he told me as much repeatedly over 
the course of several years. there's no doubt in my mind about this.
i
 want my father's cds. i have a lot of memories attached to them. i 
don't care what they're worth in dollar amounts. like, his old beat up 
copy of the lamb lies down on broadway is probably worth about $2. it's 
priceless to me....
out of all the things that he had, 
it's really all i wanted. i'm being cut out of the money, and i don't 
really care as long as i get the cds that are important to me.
i'm
 having a really hard time determining what happened to them. as far as i
 can figure out, both my sister and my stepmother are lying to me about 
it. i have no understanding of why they would do that, other than to 
spite and hurt me. they have a history of behaving in ways that are 
designed to spite and hurt me (and a long history of telling blatant 
lies).
i asked them on monday not to sell them. apparently, some of them were sold on tuesday and some of them were sold on wednesday.
the
 stepmother has told me she sold some of them, but she won't tell me who
 she sold them to. i've called around a bit. i was able to buy about 20 
back from vertigo. record centre says nothing came in. turning point 
says the sister came in on wednesday with a handful of things and 
mentioned the plan was to give the good stuff away to “his friends”.
...after i've told them i wanted them...
...and, again, there's no doubt he wanted me to have them.
i
 don't want to drag you guys into this, but i don't think i'm going to 
get anywhere talking to them directly. it seems to be that there's a 
goal to ensure i don't get anything of his. as one example, i've asked 
about the sports awards and things he won when he was younger. i know 
for a fact he kept them in a box in his closet. that box contained his 
precious personal possessions. there was a defensive player of the year 
award, some hockey cards, some pins, some of his father's things, 
etc....according to the stepmother, such a thing never existed. yet, i 
know it did. she may have just thrown it out without thinking, but to 
lie about it indicates the presence of a deeper prerogative to ensure i 
don't get anything.
i think the easiest way to do this 
while causing the minimum amount of conflict is for you guys to just 
accept any discs that are offered and then let me take a look through 
them. i would be hopelessly grateful for the opportunity to do that.
part
 of me wants to just take everything and listen to it all very slowly, 
but the reality is that there's a lot of stuff i'm more or less 
indifferent to. but the stuff i am interested in - the genesis, the 
zappa, the srv - is just completely priceless to me.
it's
 not the music itself, i can download that for free, it's the fact that 
they were his discs, and the memories attached to listening to them, to 
exploring them, etc.
i know they both understand how 
important the opportunity to sort through this is to me and i just don't
 understand why they're being deceitful and obfuscating about it.
j