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From Clutch Magazine: Lord Glennconner was a multimillionaire aristocrat who transformed the West Indian island of Mustique into a haven for other rich White folks. By all counts, he was a good hearted man who treated the St. Lucian people well, including his loyal manservant Kent Adonai, who waited on him hand and foot for thirty years. It was Adonai who slept at the foot of his employer's bed and Adonai who tried to revive him after he suffered a fatal heart attack, driving him to the hospital to find that he was already gone.
And it was Adonai who was named the recipient of Lord Glenconner's estate in his will.
Find out what his widow had to say about that and what St. Lucian law says.
Should Kent give some of the money to his former employer's family?
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