I Don't Say Anything, but I'm Not Coming In

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At 93 years old, she formerly used j p morgan securities and her grandsons of violating their feduciary duties. John henry remembers that beverly's son, bobby, even and ovi's father, who lived one floor below, began to wait for beverly in the common areas of the building. And she says once even grabbed his mother's walker.

When Beverley Schottenstein’s husband Alvin died, she and her children sold their stake in his family’s business, worth an estimated 90 million dollars. Family relationships got complicated. It was hard to know who to trust. And what happened next surprised everyone. Beverley told us, “I was floored.”

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