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The Blank Witness Column Betrayed a Notary

The Blank Witness Column Betrayed a Notary

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A county surveyor finds a will in a mailbox notarized the day the testator was buried - is this probate or a crime?

The Blank Witness Column Betrayed a Notary

This episode details the discovery of a last will and testament that raises immediate questions due to its date and the circumstances of its signing. What began as an estate dispute quickly escalated into a criminal investigation, revealing deeper inconsistencies.

Person: Raymond Colter
Date: January 19, 2011
Location: Caldwell County
Document: Last will and testament
Value: Just under two hundred thousand dollars

- A folded will was discovered in a rusted mailbox post, dated and notarized January seventh, 2011.
- Raymond Colter, the testator, had been buried on January seventh, the same day the will was signed.
- Attorney Gloria Dalton, representing a family member, requested the notary log for Glenn Hill, the notary of record.
- Glenn Hill was a handyman with regular access to Colter's property and was also a licensed notary.
- The notary log for the Colter entry dated January seventh had a blank witness column, unlike all other entries.

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