This Man Found Something Absolutely Incredible In His Grandfather’s Old Attic

This Man Found Something Absolutely Incredible In His Grandfather’s Old Attic

Taking care of a loved one’s final wishes after they pass away is never an easy task. There are normally lots of loose ends to tie up within their will and estate, such as dividing up personal property and finances among their living relatives. Most people will agree that it’s not the most exciting position to be in.

When Karl Kissner’s grandfather passed away, he suddenly found himself thrust into the position of executor to his estate. Karl was immediately overwhelmed, mostly because his grandfather was known to be a bit of a pack rat when he was alive, so there was really no telling what might have been stored away on his property over all these years. Still, Karl most certainly wasn’t expecting to find something buried in the dust of his grandfather’s old attic that would change his life forever, but incredibly – that’s exactly what he did…

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[rogerdavies]

I guess it would depend on what was in the collection. Wonder what was the final gross sales revenue reached.

[RobertSmith-ubtk]

Sell sell sell 3 million bucks I love you grandpa

[caroljedynasty]

He's lucky to still have such a collection. Everything I ever collected in my life was stolen by people in my vicinity.

[KittyChanU]

Well one thing is you could stop referring to a persons belongings as junk. You need to rethink your descriptions please

[vineethjoshy]

I would sell them. It would have greater value for others than I. And I will never forget that my grandfather made me rich. How can I .

[jayflynn]

Story could be told in 30 seconds but dragged out!

[ianwilson]

Carol Jedynasty: stolen by people you thought you could trust - friends and family. If what was stolen is stuff you have written, print a copy, get a statuary declaration signed as owner and witnessed by a Justice of the Peace and post it to yourself, registered mail - the postal service you have to sign for, get three copies and store them in different places that are fire proof and water-proof. When you have to open one, go to a solicitor to get your legal protection established. Now with your declaration of ownership, go and print your book and if there is any competition for the ownership, challenge them to a competition for ownership. If you wrote this piece, your style will be similar in the next. If someone claims it but didn’t write it, their style will not be similar and you can charge them with theft and plagiarism and sue them for their house. Intellectual property has great value in the art world and its theft has serious consequences. Go for them and get your stuff back.

[xadamdudex]

The thumbnail looks like a prison not an attic