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Peter had not seen or spoken to his half-brother in over 10 years. He had never heard of Robert Kanasiewicz.

Peter had not seen or spoken to his half-brother in over 10 years. He had never heard of Robert Kanasiewicz.

The will had been signed by two witnesses, John David William Leminski and Jonathan Stephen Asseltine. It had been notarized. their lawyers seemed satisfied. Peter and his wife didn't know what to think.

The will had been signed by two witnesses, John David William Leminski and Jonathan Stephen Asseltine. It had been notarized. their lawyers seemed satisfied. Peter and his wife didn't know what to think.

Once a will is submitted, it needs to be verified by someone who works at OPGT. Adeline Balgobin was there to do it. Eventually, Robert received nearly $800,000, all of Heinz's money, minus legal fees.

Once a will is submitted, it needs to be verified by someone who works at OPGT. Adeline Balgobin was there to do it. Eventually, Robert received nearly $800,000, all of Heinz's money, minus legal fees.

At one point, Robert decided it would be good to call Heinz his half-brother.

At one point, Robert decided it would be good to call Heinz his half-brother.

And then, Candace Dixon, the woman Robert had been living with for years, got a concerned phone call from her uncle. He'd gone to a hair salon and chatted with the receptionist, whose husband worked at the OPGT.

And then, Candace Dixon, the woman Robert had been living with for years, got a concerned phone call from her uncle. He'd gone to a hair salon and chatted with the receptionist, whose husband worked at the OPGT.

Robert said he didn't know what the receptionist was talking about. But Candace took his phone and searched for the name Adeline. What came up was a photo of a business card with Adeline's name and place of work, the OPGT.

Robert said he didn't know what the receptionist was talking about. But Candace took his phone and searched for the name Adeline. What came up was a photo of a business card with Adeline's name and place of work, the OPGT.

Adeline Balgobin stopped responding to Candace's emails. But later, she did call.

Adeline Balgobin stopped responding to Candace's emails. But later, she did call.

Robert also sent cease and desist letters to Adeline's colleagues. The letters threatened them with lawsuits if they didn't stop claiming that he was involved with Adeline. Candace wanted to call the police about Adeline being a stalker, but Robert convinced her not to. To make her feel better, Robert showed her a photo of what Adeline looked like, so she'd know her if she saw her.

Robert also sent cease and desist letters to Adeline's colleagues. The letters threatened them with lawsuits if they didn't stop claiming that he was involved with Adeline. Candace wanted to call the police about Adeline being a stalker, but Robert convinced her not to. To make her feel better, Robert showed her a photo of what Adeline looked like, so she'd know her if she saw her.

But the photo wasn't of Adeline. It was of one of her colleagues at the OPGT. The relationship didn't last much longer. Candace broke up with Robert and asked him to move out. He did, and moved in with Adeline. But he didn't change his mailing address.

But the photo wasn't of Adeline. It was of one of her colleagues at the OPGT. The relationship didn't last much longer. Candace broke up with Robert and asked him to move out. He did, and moved in with Adeline. But he didn't change his mailing address.

And this time, Candice decided to open the letter. We'll be right back. Design is everywhere in our lives, even in places we barely notice. From the foods we eat, to the TV shows we watch, to the manhole covers we walk on. 99% Invisible is a weekly podcast that opens listeners' eyes to the design and architecture all around us and explores why and how it all works.

And this time, Candice decided to open the letter. We'll be right back. Design is everywhere in our lives, even in places we barely notice. From the foods we eat, to the TV shows we watch, to the manhole covers we walk on. 99% Invisible is a weekly podcast that opens listeners' eyes to the design and architecture all around us and explores why and how it all works.