Ex-Husband of Influencer Seeks to Prevent Beneficiaries of Alleged Killer from Inheriting Part of Estate
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
The ex-husband of the social media influencer who, according to authorities, was killed by her second husband, from whom she was separated, in what appears to be a murder-suicide, has filed a lawsuit to prevent the beneficiaries of the alleged killer from inheriting any part of her estate. In a four-page court document, Lyle Landers stated that his ex-wife, TikTok influencer Sara Gilson, died without a will. She 'left an estate consisting of personal property' in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Landers' attorneys wrote. Landers and Gilson had two children together before she married Jeremiah Shawn Duffey. Duffey, 48, shot Gilson, 43, in Owasso, Oklahoma, on July 23, according to the local police department. Days earlier, she publicly accused him of pedophilia. In the court filing, Landers' attorneys noted that since Duffey 'took Gilson's life' 'intentionally and criminally,' any of his beneficiaries 'should be barred from inheriting her estate.'
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