China woman discovers uncle faked marriage with her late mother to inherit properties
A woman in China, surnamed Sun, discovered her uncle fraudulently married her deceased mother to illegally inherit her properties. Sun's mother, Zhao Fang, died in 2008 when Sun was nine years old.

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AI-generatedA woman in China, surnamed Sun, discovered her uncle fraudulently married her deceased mother to illegally inherit her properties. Sun's mother, Zhao Fang, died in 2008 when Sun was nine years old. Following Zhao's death, relatives notarized her assets and sold three properties to pay debts, with the remaining assets held in trust by Sun's aunt until she turned 18. Sun later learned her uncle, Zhao's younger brother, had posthumously married her mother and claimed her assets as her widower. Sun had been living with her mother in Hebei province before her death, and afterwards lived with her aunt and uncle in Henan province. She did not attend her mother's funeral.
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5 extractedSun lost her mother Zhao Fang to illness at the age of nine, in 2008.
The day before she died, they also signed a document to sell three of Zhao’s properties to pay her debts.
Her relatives notarised her mother’s assets around the time of her death.
A Chinese woman revealed online that her mother was married to her younger brother posthumously.
The uncle then embezzled her properties as her widower.