Niece sues Trump for fraud 3
The lawsuit was filed in New York state court on September 24, accusing US President Donald Trump, his sister Maryanne Trump Barry and his late brother Robert Trump of colluding to defraud his niece Mary Trump.
Mary said her two uncles and aunt conspired with several people, including a trustee who could act on her behalf, to give her `fake valuation` documents and force her to sign them.
`Instead of protecting Mary’s interests, they developed and executed a complex plan to siphon off her money, conceal their sinister plot, and deceive her about the true value of her assets.`
Mary Trump, you call US President Donald Trump your uncle, in an interview on September 13.
Mary Trump was only 16 years old when her father Fred Trump Jr., the eldest brother in the Trump family, died in 1981, so a lawyer named Irwin Durben was appointed as her trustee.
President Trump’s lawyer has not yet responded to questions about the lawsuit.
Many of the allegations in the lawsuit have been previously mentioned by Mary Trump, including the content of her memoir `Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man` last month.
In the book, Mary Trump writes that she was removed from her grandfather’s will due to her father’s death.
Mary Trump also accused the US President of trying to `fraud large sums of money from his siblings` by secretly trying to change his ailing father’s will, to cause others to lose control of their assets.
Robert Trump, when he was alive, accused his niece Mary Trump of violating a non-disclosure agreement regarding the transfer of the estate of Mr. Fred Trump, her grandfather and father of the US President.
`Its attempt to sensationalize news and distort our family relationship for financial gain is both a travesty and an injustice to the memory of our beloved parents
Mary, 55 years old, rarely appears in public, except for noises related to family discord.
