​JACK DONALD LEWIS' POWER OF ATTORNEY

Please note that this power of attorney was not drawn up by an attorney, but by Carole Lewis (Baskin), the wife of the Don Lewis. Notice the word "disappears"? That seems unusual for a power of attorney. Susan Aronoff, one of the witnesses to the signing of the power of attorney, now says she never saw Don sign this document, but went to court and said she did out of fear of Carole. 
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Do you notice something fishy about the signatures? Take a look at Doug E. Edwards' signature. Either he misspelled his own name or someone was in a hurry to create the power of attorney that they slipped up and got Doug's initial for his middle name confused with Susan's.

The image below compares Don's signature when he filed for a protection order (TOP) and the allegedly forged signature found on the Power of Attorney (BOTTOM).
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