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Note found under Aretha Franklin's sofa is legal will, jury rules

Sky News Tuesday, 11 July 2023
A handwritten note found underneath the sofa of the late soul singer Aretha Franklin can be used as her legal last will and testament, a jury has ruled.
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News video: A handwritten document found under a sofa cushion has been ruled to be Aretha Franklin's valid will

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A 2014 handwritten note by Aretha Franklin that was found under a sofa cushion has been ruled to be her valid final will.

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Aretha Franklin Aretha Franklin American singer, songwriter, and pianist (1942–2018)

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