Ask the hairball

     We got a letter from Mary Jane today. She claimed her father died and left most of his possessions to his two European brothers. She says that two men came and claimed to be her uncles. However, she knows, from a reliable source, that they are imposters, but she can’t prove it. What should she do? Well Mary Jane, first off your reliable resource could testify if it were a person. Secondly, if that is not possible, ask them questions that only you and they would know, such as your father’s birthday or the maiden name of his mother in front of a judge or audience. Thirdly, you could have them sign their names and have a judge compare them to letters your father may have had. I hope this helps in your predicament and I hope these two men don’t rob you blind. (Chapter 29)