After Wife’s Death, Husband Threatened and Harassed by Mother-In-Law Attempting To Acquire Property Not Legally Hers
December 15, 2006 (Press Release) --
Bartlett, TN --- Wayne Vaughn announced today the release of documents to the general public related to threats and harassments enacted by his mother-in-law and retired Memphis City schoolteacher, Mabel Savage, following the death of his wife, Kay Vaughn.
Twelve days after her daughter’s funeral, Mrs. Savage met with her attorney, Bernie J. Brown, Jr. Within days following her meeting with Mr. Brown, other individuals to whom she spoke informed Mr. Vaughn of her declaration to come after him. After enduring several weeks of verbal demands, Mr. Vaughn in a letter to Mrs. Savage formalized a requirement that she provide all requests as a written list with justification for each. Refusing to comply, Mrs. Savage called Mr. Vaughn approximately three weeks later to convey a verbal threat. Soon after, Mr. Vaughn retrieved her recorded threat from his office voicemail. Aware that her attorney could not legally assist with her demands, Mrs. Savage resorted to threats and orchestrated a campaign of harassments that included her sister, her attorney and two other individuals.
“Every letter that I received from Mr. Brown and Mrs. Savage demonstrates the execution of her threats and her continued harassment of me,” Mr. Vaughn explained. “The sequence of correspondence is highly significant. To perpetuate numerous harassments, Mrs. Savage defied my formal statements and a directive limiting her requests to only those in which she has legal entitlement. Kay had told me long before her death that her mother had tormented her with the declaration of taking all that she could from me in the event of her death. For over twenty years, I have witnessed Mrs. Savage’s deplorable acts of manipulation and cruelty. In addition to myself, Kay turned to her closest friends for emotional support.”
Within his letters, Mr. Vaughn illustrates a correlation between Mrs. Savage’s behavior towards him and emotional abuse his wife endured throughout her life.
Mr. Vaughn seeks a well-known author to champion his wife’s biography stating, “To build public awareness, I want to share my experiences and also attract an author that can best depict my wife’s triumphs and travails.”
Documents and files, including the letters referenced herein, are posted for download on the website at http://www.inlovingmemoryofkay.com. Additional files will be posted when released.
Twelve days after her daughter’s funeral, Mrs. Savage met with her attorney, Bernie J. Brown, Jr. Within days following her meeting with Mr. Brown, other individuals to whom she spoke informed Mr. Vaughn of her declaration to come after him. After enduring several weeks of verbal demands, Mr. Vaughn in a letter to Mrs. Savage formalized a requirement that she provide all requests as a written list with justification for each. Refusing to comply, Mrs. Savage called Mr. Vaughn approximately three weeks later to convey a verbal threat. Soon after, Mr. Vaughn retrieved her recorded threat from his office voicemail. Aware that her attorney could not legally assist with her demands, Mrs. Savage resorted to threats and orchestrated a campaign of harassments that included her sister, her attorney and two other individuals.
“Every letter that I received from Mr. Brown and Mrs. Savage demonstrates the execution of her threats and her continued harassment of me,” Mr. Vaughn explained. “The sequence of correspondence is highly significant. To perpetuate numerous harassments, Mrs. Savage defied my formal statements and a directive limiting her requests to only those in which she has legal entitlement. Kay had told me long before her death that her mother had tormented her with the declaration of taking all that she could from me in the event of her death. For over twenty years, I have witnessed Mrs. Savage’s deplorable acts of manipulation and cruelty. In addition to myself, Kay turned to her closest friends for emotional support.”
Within his letters, Mr. Vaughn illustrates a correlation between Mrs. Savage’s behavior towards him and emotional abuse his wife endured throughout her life.
Mr. Vaughn seeks a well-known author to champion his wife’s biography stating, “To build public awareness, I want to share my experiences and also attract an author that can best depict my wife’s triumphs and travails.”
Documents and files, including the letters referenced herein, are posted for download on the website at http://www.inlovingmemoryofkay.com. Additional files will be posted when released.
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