JACK DONALD LEWIS' POWER OF ATTORNEY
What are some of the facts surrounding Jack Lewis' Power of Attorney?
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When examining Jack Lewis' Durable Family Power of Attorney, there is one word that stands out. That word is "disappearance". It's quite strange that a man that mysteriously went missing, should include the word "disappearance" in his Power of Attorney. Who predicts or ever thinks that they'll someday disappear?
In a video conference that took place on ZOOM (source), Chad Chronister, Sheriff of Hillsborough County, mentions the bizarre manner in which Jack Lewis' will was crafted and how a witness to the signing of the will apparently changed her story.
Chronister said, "Yeah, we have looked at the will and we had an individual again that proved her allegiance and she said the will was legit. I have to tell you based on my experience and I'm sure all of you will scratch your head too. Have you ever crafted a will that said, 'If I go missing, give all my money to whoever that individual may be.' So there's certainly some suspicion surrounding the will and then one of the people who testified that the will was certified and that she saw people sign the will, she changed her story later on at a later date. So there's a lot of suspicion that surrounds the will."
In a video conference that took place on ZOOM (source), Chad Chronister, Sheriff of Hillsborough County, mentions the bizarre manner in which Jack Lewis' will was crafted and how a witness to the signing of the will apparently changed her story.
Chronister said, "Yeah, we have looked at the will and we had an individual again that proved her allegiance and she said the will was legit. I have to tell you based on my experience and I'm sure all of you will scratch your head too. Have you ever crafted a will that said, 'If I go missing, give all my money to whoever that individual may be.' So there's certainly some suspicion surrounding the will and then one of the people who testified that the will was certified and that she saw people sign the will, she changed her story later on at a later date. So there's a lot of suspicion that surrounds the will."
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It should also be noted that Sandra K. Wittkopp, the woman that notarized the Power of Attorney, might possibly have been a volunteer for Big Cat Rescue (formerly Wildlife On Easy Street), at the time of Jack Lewis' disappearance. In the acknowledgements section of a book found on the now defunct Wildlife On Easy Street website (source), Carole said, "Thanks to Sandy Wittkopp who has given us years of service and as cared for and cleaned up after our family of both humans and animals. She takes care of all of the household duties and is care giver to the Lemurs, Binturongs and smaller endangered cats." |
Other than the Power of Attorney being prepared by Carole Lewis (Baskin), did you notice something odd about one of the signatures on the last page of the document? Did Doug Edwards temporarily forget his own middle name or was someone in such a rush to create the document that they accidentally messed up Doug's middle initial? Then again, it could just be a simple mistake.
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Speaking of signatures, RipperJack Media, an independent researcher, may have found evidence that suggests that Jack Lewis' signature on his Power of Attorney might be a forgery.
We hope more people will start conducting their own research into the disappearance of Jack Lewis. Maybe one day, someone will discover or come forward with the evidence that will close this case once and for all. |
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