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Cynthia A. Dame pleaded guilty to forgery and false swearing in connection with a phony will she filed after the death of her husband. The will would have left the estate entirely to Dame and left out her husband's daughter from his first marriage. No actual will exists. But in Dame's plea hearing, criminal accusations emerged against lawyer Michael A. Kilgore, who Dame says masterminded the forgery.
April 20, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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