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CHUCK SCHULDINER's Estate vs. Allbeat.com Pt. III

January 23, 2002

Bethann Schuldiner, the sister of and executor of late DEATH/CONTROL DENIED frontman Chuck Schuldiner's estate, has issued the following response to Allbeat.com's statement regarding the alleged misappropriation of funds received from the latter's auction on Chuck's behalf: “If my suspicions are not correct, then surely Mr. Hazeart would be more than willing to turn over an inventory and accounting of the auction in question. Since he stated he has no intention of doing so, Chuck's and my attorney, Scott Corbett will ask for the assistance of the California State Attorney's office.”

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