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I recently stumbled upon the case of Thelma Jean Cobb and something really stood out to me. Does anyone else find it odd how quickly she was declared the executor of the estate after the man she worked for passed away? I can't help but wonder if this position put her in a vulnerable spot. Being responsible for an estate with four children involved must have been incredibly challenging, and it's not a stretch to imagine this led to tension with the man's family. Could this have been a motive for foul play or did she feel threatened by someone close to her? It's so baffling to think about the possibilities, especially since even the discovery of two unidentified bodies didn't bring any closure to her family. What do you all think about the executor angle?
