I Am Done With It
Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2026 3:45 pm
Yes Darlings, you see this right, I know, shocker, someone actually mailed us …after frau Regine it is the first one, with some links and clue …gold nuggets…it is interesting as it builds up the case more many tiny pebbles can also be very heavy …if you have enough of them…It reminds me of the Regine screenshot of Diana crying for help from Debess,obviously ignored by Jo Leigh, naturally, but it was a good catch.
Anyway, unlike Diana, we show where we got our info from and do not pass it off as if it were us doing it..
oh that hurt....I do have a vague clue who it might be but there were a few in that category , interviewed twice or , at least, maybe one interview used again later in a new frame....whatever it may be....you have to be rather simple and silly to still believe in the hype from texas at this point duhhh.
The copyright issue i think should be pointed out.
April 24, 2021 – apparent sibling/probate post: Someone claiming to be Alan Watt’s UK sibling said their brother had died in Sudbury the previous month, that a woman claimed to be his common-law wife, that they believed there was no will, and that they had contacted a Canadian probate specialist. The post links Alan Watt’s exact business profile, strongly tying it to CTTM.
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Our brother died last month in Sudbury. We are in the UK and
Our brother died last month in Sudbury. We are in the UK and have just found out. We can’t get solid answers from a person who claims to be his Common Law wife.
He has a business that we believe has a $4m turnover.
We need help.
We believe he did not leave a will.
JA: Where are you? It matters because laws vary by location.
Customer: We are in England but he lived in Ontario for 40+ years
JA: What steps have you taken so far?
Customer: We have contacted the Consular services as we believe he is still a UK citizen and they are trying to contact the local police to find out the details of his passing.
JA: Is there anything else the Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured that they’ll be able to help you.
Customer: No. That is as much as we know. This link is where I found the turnover information. https://www.zoominfo.com/c/alan-watt/352067970
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Good evening, thank you for your question, I am sorry to hear of your situation. Do you mean that your brother died in Sudbury in England?
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No. Sudbury Ontario Canada
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Thank you, ***** ***** be that he will be treated as domiciled in Canada unless he retained any UK assets.
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Hi Marian
I have contacted a probate specialist in Canada. It’s a complicated situation which needs local knowledge.
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Thank you, ***** ***** me again if you need any assistance on the UK probate side.
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UK Probate Law for Overseas Estates Without a Will
Unclear inheritance rights and difficulties verifying estate details often cause delays.
When a relative dies abroad without a will, UK heirs must navigate both local and UK probate laws. Confirm the deceased’s domicile and citizenship status, as this affects jurisdiction. Obtain official death records through consular or local authorities. Identify all assets, including business interests, and gather financial documents. Applying for a grant of probate or letters of administration may require legal advice to clarify rights, especially if a common law partner claims interest. Seek guidance from UK probate specialists or official government resources to ensure lawful estate administration.
Disclaimer: This information is AI-generated and intended for informational purposes only. For accurate diagnostics and repairs, please speak to an expert at Justanswer before taking any action.
Early post-death copyright wording: An archived CTTM page from August 2021 shows CTTM initially separating its new Redux copyright from Alan’s original material: “© CTTM May 9, 2021” while still stating “Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt.”
https://archive.ph/Gs4Gc
There also transcripts which have Texas address to it. Dating back to 2020. Which may even suggest Alan was aware of this changes but ofocurse that has probably been updated recently.
I started turning away after all the “guests” on the channel.
Sure I was up there 2 times but never felt I had anything to offer.
Now it feels like a person wanting to create contents.
She reached out to me for more but I’m done with it.
Anyway, unlike Diana, we show where we got our info from and do not pass it off as if it were us doing it..
The copyright issue i think should be pointed out.
April 24, 2021 – apparent sibling/probate post: Someone claiming to be Alan Watt’s UK sibling said their brother had died in Sudbury the previous month, that a woman claimed to be his common-law wife, that they believed there was no will, and that they had contacted a Canadian probate specialist. The post links Alan Watt’s exact business profile, strongly tying it to CTTM.
https://www.justanswer.co.uk/law/gnfu1- ... ry-uk.html
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Our brother died last month in Sudbury. We are in the UK and
Our brother died last month in Sudbury. We are in the UK and have just found out. We can’t get solid answers from a person who claims to be his Common Law wife.
He has a business that we believe has a $4m turnover.
We need help.
We believe he did not leave a will.
JA: Where are you? It matters because laws vary by location.
Customer: We are in England but he lived in Ontario for 40+ years
JA: What steps have you taken so far?
Customer: We have contacted the Consular services as we believe he is still a UK citizen and they are trying to contact the local police to find out the details of his passing.
JA: Is there anything else the Lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured that they’ll be able to help you.
Customer: No. That is as much as we know. This link is where I found the turnover information. https://www.zoominfo.com/c/alan-watt/352067970
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Good evening, thank you for your question, I am sorry to hear of your situation. Do you mean that your brother died in Sudbury in England?
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Marian
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No. Sudbury Ontario Canada
Lawyer: MarianC
Thank you, ***** ***** be that he will be treated as domiciled in Canada unless he retained any UK assets.
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Lawyer: MarianC
Good morning, do you need any further assistance? Have you obtained any further information?
Ask Your Own Law Question
Hi Marian
I have contacted a probate specialist in Canada. It’s a complicated situation which needs local knowledge.
Lawyer: MarianC
Thank you, ***** ***** me again if you need any assistance on the UK probate side.
Kind regards
Marian
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MarianC
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20 years experience in Wills and Probates and Trusts
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UK Probate Law for Overseas Estates Without a Will
Unclear inheritance rights and difficulties verifying estate details often cause delays.
When a relative dies abroad without a will, UK heirs must navigate both local and UK probate laws. Confirm the deceased’s domicile and citizenship status, as this affects jurisdiction. Obtain official death records through consular or local authorities. Identify all assets, including business interests, and gather financial documents. Applying for a grant of probate or letters of administration may require legal advice to clarify rights, especially if a common law partner claims interest. Seek guidance from UK probate specialists or official government resources to ensure lawful estate administration.
Disclaimer: This information is AI-generated and intended for informational purposes only. For accurate diagnostics and repairs, please speak to an expert at Justanswer before taking any action.
Early post-death copyright wording: An archived CTTM page from August 2021 shows CTTM initially separating its new Redux copyright from Alan’s original material: “© CTTM May 9, 2021” while still stating “Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt.”
https://archive.ph/Gs4Gc
There also transcripts which have Texas address to it. Dating back to 2020. Which may even suggest Alan was aware of this changes but ofocurse that has probably been updated recently.
I started turning away after all the “guests” on the channel.
Sure I was up there 2 times but never felt I had anything to offer.
Now it feels like a person wanting to create contents.
She reached out to me for more but I’m done with it.