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- 25 Paź 2024
That part about how the dad's murder had "torn [her] family apart" and such "personal stuff that has been going on in the past few months" was less likely about the death itself than its aftermath, since the probate started by Chrissie's brother, apparently with Chrissie's support, has been challenged by her sister Amanda in contested litigation well into 2026 on how to go about selling and splitting proceeds from Frank Mayr's house that finally just sold for $838K:
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There's no way to know for sure the full value of assets moved through the pour-over will and testamentary trust they were fighting about unless somebody risks self-doxing to buy copies of the court records online or somebody in South Florida anonymously looks at public courthouse terminals, but from the docket's signs of protracted infighting alone you can bet that their being "torn apart" had nothing to do with grief and, as with all things Chrissie Mayr, had everything to do with greed.
Going off Erik's Facebook, phonebook (
Sure, that's one hell of a life in turmoil that a six-figure inheritance would fix, but is that enough motive for murder, or even for a burglary that went bad? Chris would at least have the bare capacity for lethal violence considering that firing 15 out of 92 shots at a guy is on his peculiar résumé, but that killing was 100% legal and a far cry from doming his own father-in-law, right?
But then it gets even weirder, because it was less than three months ago in the midst of Chrissie's described recent family strife that Amanda, Chris, Chris' adult son, and some random woman by the name of Cristel Lee Anderson (who may or may not happen to be a masseuse) jointly filed a federal lawsuit over purported civil rights violations against all four of these people in North Las Vegas by a slew of cops employed by the whole other city of Henderson, which happens to be where Chrissie's dad was murdered:
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Even weirder, one of the six cops that Chrissie's sister and brother-in-law are suing for purported civil rights violations just so happens to be a homicide detective with 14 years' experience who retired the same year as Frank Mayr's murder and came out of retirement the following year to lead 5 volunteers in dusting off languishing files like Frank Mayr's in the creation of Henderson's first-ever COLD CASE UNIT:
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Even fucking weirder, mere weeks before the filing of this lawsuit against the very cops most likely to be handling Frank Mayr's cold case at this point, Amanda's father-in-law colluded with Amanda and Chris to finance the purchase of a $392K second house that was to be co-owned by their co-plaintiff, which some may speculate to constitute preparation for a divorce, or others may speculate to constitute a payoff as part of a coverup between a murder's accomplices and accessories after the fact:
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Is it possible that Chrissie Mayr's family have been under suspicion for patricide?
What did Chrissie know and when did she know it?
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