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The Citizen-Times article says this:
Property owner Terry Cogdill, Karen Cogdill’s brother, said Monday he had no comment on the situation.
“It’s absolutely nobody’s business,” he said. “It’s my property.”
Buncombe County Tax Records make it appear that Mrs. Hyatt is still the owner, but “C/O TERRENCE COGDILL 21343 FULTONHAM CIR ASHBURN VA 20147”
The reporter for the Citizen-Times should have clarified the ownership status and the family conflict between sibling grandchildren. Why was Mrs Hyatt herself not interviewed? Are there other Hyatt children/grandchildren to be interviewed? Some in-depth reporting would be helpful.
Who owns the property now?