Aretha Franklin Left Two Handwritten Wills, Court Will Determine Which To Follow

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Five years after her death, the final wishes of music superstar Aretha Franklin are still unsettled. An unusual trial begins next Monday to determine which of two handwritten wills, including one found in couch cushions, will guide how her estate is handled.