Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction.
We can not really pass a moral judgment in this case in regard to the killer inheriting the estate of the victim as the fortune was not really directly bequeathed to him; it was done by his wife.
Life is full of contradictions bordering on the ridiculous.
Proving that crime can pay, a convicted killer is set to inherit a quarter-million dollars from his victim.
Heroin addict Brandon Palladino, 24, will be living in the lap of luxury when he’s sprung from jail, where he’s serving time for killing his mother-in-law — an outcome that has the victim’s family fuming.
“It’s not justice. I don’t understand how he can profit from a crime,” said a tearful Donna Larsen, the sister of the woman Palladino killed in 2008, Dianne Edwards. “He’s going to come out of jail in his 40s with hundreds of thousands of dollars.”
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/richest_con_in_the_can_dtw5Nf7ilQ9KhzuSXPDeQK#ixzz19w4RPniS
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