According to the WSJA recently discovered testament suggests that the late co -founder of Zappos, Tony Hsieh, had concrete plans for his fortune despite the previous beliefs that he died without leaving instructions for an estate that is estimated to be worth $ 1.2 billion.
Among other things, the document, signed in 2015 and included in a recent judicial presentation, contains a surprising clause without concept addressed to Hsieh’s family: if any of his four relatives challenges his wishes, he will not receive anything. The testament also assigns more than $ 50 million and several Las Vegas properties to unleashed trusts linked to the recipients who intended to surprise.
In particular, HSIH also allocated $ 3 million for its Alma Mater Harvard University, the historical institution that is currently fighting with the Trump administration, which has billions of frozen dollars in federal funds and it is reportedly Give Harvard’s endowment a closer look.
The discovery of the will add another strange element to the already strange Legal battle on HSIEH’s property after his death in November 2020 in a fire at home at age 46. HSIH, according to reports, prepared the will to create a “surprise factor” for beneficiaries, wanting “living in the wow.”
