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Karen Feld filed a $110 million suit against her younger brother, Kenneth, for assault when they came together in the Jewish rite of sitting shiva for their dead aunt. The suit filed by 63-year-old Karen Feld says her 62-year-old brother long wanted to harm her and control her life because he feared she would reveal facts about their father and family that could tarnish the image of the family business. Irvin Feld created Feld Entertainment, which Kenneth Feld now runs and bills as the world's largest source of live family entertainment, including the circus, Disney on Ice, drag racing and monster truck shows. Kenneth Feld has gone to great lengths to protect the family's privacy; he even hired a prominent former top CIA covert operative to run a secret 8-year operation to spy on and divert an author who wanted to write a family history. The author's revelations included Irvin Feld's homosexuality, his wife's suicide and his children's long-running feud.
And you thought your family was crazy...http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/05/03/2198249/ringling-heirs-go-to-trial-over.htmlQuoteKaren Feld filed a $110 million suit against her younger brother, Kenneth, for assault when they came together in the Jewish rite of sitting shiva for their dead aunt. The suit filed by 63-year-old Karen Feld says her 62-year-old brother long wanted to harm her and control her life because he feared she would reveal facts about their father and family that could tarnish the image of the family business. Irvin Feld created Feld Entertainment, which Kenneth Feld now runs and bills as the world's largest source of live family entertainment, including the circus, Disney on Ice, drag racing and monster truck shows. Kenneth Feld has gone to great lengths to protect the family's privacy; he even hired a prominent former top CIA covert operative to run a secret 8-year operation to spy on and divert an author who wanted to write a family history. The author's revelations included Irvin Feld's homosexuality, his wife's suicide and his children's long-running feud.
My family's pretty much okay in terms of cohesion and lack of hostility. Finally. Gunsmith's -- whew! sure do find out who is who when mom/pop passes on.
Quote from: Pandora on May 03, 2011, 05:55:07 PMMy family's pretty much okay in terms of cohesion and lack of hostility. Finally. Gunsmith's -- whew! sure do find out who is who when mom/pop passes on. My dad passed away and I found out what his brother and especially his sister thought of us esp me though I was just a young adult and hardly knew her. Never did get it so never took it personally. My dad left a few thousand dollars in a safe deposit box. I didn't know about it but apparently he'd indicated to the bank it belonged to me and then negated that statement. My brother as executor sued me to get it. I let him have it--wasn't worth it. He pissed it all away in a year.I've discovered when people die there are others waiting to get their share. There's nothing I want that bad to be that klind of person.
Their betrayal has made him a colder, more generally remote man with people at large and for that I could gladly strangle them both. Additionally, they've robbed their children of their only blood uncle and the most decent man they could ever meet.