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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Late ‘90 Day Fiance' Star David Murphey's Family Sells Off His Biggest Asset for 6-Figure Sum
90 Day Fiance star David Murphey's Las Vegas home was sold off months after his tragic death due to cancer, In Touch can exclusively report. On May 23, David's sister Robyn Polinsky, who was appointed administrator of his estate, informed a Nevada judge about the sale. The most valuable asset that David left behind was his three-bedroom, three-bathroom, 1,535-square-foot home. He purchased the property for $190,325 in 2004. Robyn explained she found a buyer who offered $335,000 for the home. She asked the court to approve the sale. As In Touch previously reported, David died on December 11, 2024, at the age of 66. In court documents, his family described him as a 'single, unmarried man with no children, either living or deceased.' Robyn said David's parents had both passed, along with their sister, Linda Murphey. Robyn said the only beneficiaries of David's estate were her and their other sister, Cheryl Hastings. David did not leave behind a will, his sister claimed. 'Due inquiry and search have been made to ascertain if [David] left a Last Will and Testament, or some other instrument dispositive of his estate, but none has been found and, according to [Robyn's] best knowledge, information, and belief, [David] died interstate,' her petition to be named administrator read. Robyn said David had personal and real property worth over $300,000. David's sister also told the court the reality star had a business in Montana named Daves Nomadic Life. She said David owned a 2023 Cornerstone 45-B motor vehicle, which was apart of the business. Her petition stated, 'It is in the best interest of the estate, and it is necessary that the administrator have authority to continue the operation of such company and to have authority to access bank accounts, receive payments and pay bills, execute agreements, contracts and other legal documents on behalf of the company and to liquidate and dispose of the motor vehicle.' 'All liquid assets of the estate should be placed in an attorney trust account, pending further order of this court,' Robyn's petition read. According to David's death certificate, obtained by In Touch, the medical examiner listed his cause of death as cardiac arrhythmia and hypertensive cardiovascular disease. David's death was listed as being 'natural.' TMZ reported the reality star had been battling liver cancer for over a year and had over 13 surgeries before his death. After his death, David's family released a statement about his life. The family said, 'David was a veteran, small business owner, and software engineer. He had recently retired from the Clark County Treasurer's office in Nevada, having also worked for H&R Block and IGT.' The statement continued, 'He was also well known for his time as a cast member on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. His time on the show allowed him to connect with viewers, see the world, and share his experiences with his thousands of followers on Instagram.' As In Touch previously reported, David first appeared on season 4 of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, where he introduced viewers to his Ukrainian girlfriend, Lana. David eventually proposed to Lana, but the relationship fizzled out before they walked down the aisle.
Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
‘Morgues are more entertaining' – ‘Rip off' festival promising ‘high-octane' family fun day slammed as ‘SHAMBLES'
Organisers had described the event as 'unforgettable' NO FUN 'Morgues are more entertaining' – 'Rip off' festival promising 'high-octane' family fun day slammed as 'SHAMBLES' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PUNTERS have slammed a family festival as a 'rip off' after it promised 'high octane' fun, with one critic saying 'morgues were more entertaining'. The 'High Octane Family Fest Weekender' was held at Ffos Las Racecourse in Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire, Wales, over the bank holiday weekend. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Attendees were not happy about the 'High Octane Family Fest Weekender' at Ffos Las Racecourse, saying it was a 'shambles' Credit: MEDIA WALES But attendees have been taking to social media to warn others; one said it was a 'shambles' and told others 'do not attend'. Another claimed they lasted '20 minutes max' before deciding to pack it in and return to their car. One said it was a 'total rip-off'. Robyn Morgan and her family went to the event on May 24. Read More on UK News DRIVE SHOCK Moment drunk Fiat 500 driver smashes into car & flips over during overtake She described the event has 'absolutely shocking,' going on to write: 'Please don't waste your money, we lasted 15 minutes.' Robyn also claimed: "[The event is] not as described, even today when the weather nicer.' She added: "There is one ramp for the BMX bikes. Teacups, trampolines, one ride and a crazy maze. 'One burger van, one sweet stall, one ice cream van, and you can see it all stood in one place. "Balloon baskets were there but not inflating balloons, a character stitch walking round, no music, no atmosphere." She said: "Such a waste of time and wouldn't really keep the kids entertained. Fans slam Glastonbury as 'worst one ever' as full lineup announced 'They shouldn't be able to get away with advertising this and certainly shouldn't be charging for tickets. "I've seen more entertainment at a morgue. It is absolutely shocking." Another attendee on Saturday, who wanted to remain anonymous, told WalesOnline: "I have just returned from the event today at Ffos Las advertising motorbikes, medieval jousting, giant funfair,' adding 'it was not as advertised.' She claimed: "There were three men on BMX bikes - who were pretty good in all honesty - a hot air balloon that didn't go up, five very expensive fairground rides (tea cups, fun house, trampolines, a spinning thing, and two toddler rides). "There was one burger van and a sweet van," which she said were "overpriced" and claimed there was no bar and no live music. "I got super-early bird tickets at £13.45, but some people have paid £30/ticket. I have asked for a refund of my tickets for tomorrow." The event was held across May 24-26, starting at 10am and finishing at 8pm, each day. Organisers held a 'flash sale' on Friday, selling tickets for £3 each but adults who bought their tickets in advance are thought to have paid between £13 and £30 for their entry to the event. High Octane Events had advertised the event as being 'unforgettable'. A post to its social media platforms last week said: "This time next week we'll be putting the finishing touches on a wonderful weekend of hot air ballooning, live music, fairground rides, motorbike shows and more!" The company has now responded to the criticisms with a spokesperson writing on the High Octane Events' Facebook page: "A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Ffos Las event this weekend! "We truly appreciate your support and energy, it means everything to the High Octane Events team. "Unfortunately, the poor weather impacted our schedule and some parts of the show didn't go ahead as planned. "We completely understand that this may have been disappointing for some of you, and we want to sincerely apologise if the experience fell short of expectations. "If you were unhappy with any part of the event, please don't hesitate to message us directly - we're here to listen and make things right wherever we can. "Thank you again for being part of the High Octane Events community. We're already working hard to make the next one even better!" The Sun Online has contact High Octane Events for further comment.
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
‘Morgues are more entertaining' – ‘Rip off' festival promising ‘high-octane' family fun day slammed as ‘SHAMBLES'
PUNTERS have slammed a family festival as a 'rip off' after it promised 'high octane' fun, with one critic saying 'morgues were more entertaining'. The 'High Octane Family Fest Weekender' was held at Ffos Las Racecourse in Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire, Wales, over the bank holiday weekend. 2 Attendees were not happy about the 'High Octane Family Fest Weekender' at Ffos Las Racecourse, saying it was a 'shambles' Credit: MEDIA WALES But attendees have been taking to social media to warn others; one said it was a 'shambles' and told others 'do not attend'. Another claimed they lasted '20 minutes max' before deciding to pack it in and return to their car. One said it was a 'total rip-off'. Robyn Morgan and her family went to the event on May 24. Read More on UK News She described the event has 'absolutely shocking,' going on to write: 'Please don't waste your money, we lasted 15 minutes.' Robyn also claimed: "[The event is] not as described, even today when the weather nicer.' She added: "There is one ramp for the BMX bikes. Teacups, trampolines, one ride and a crazy maze. 'One burger van, one sweet stall, one ice cream van, and you can see it all stood in one place. Most read in The Sun "Balloon baskets were there but not inflating balloons, a character stitch walking round, no music, no atmosphere." She said: "Such a waste of time and wouldn't really keep the kids entertained. Fans slam Glastonbury as 'worst one ever' as full lineup announced 'They shouldn't be able to get away with advertising this and certainly shouldn't be charging for tickets. "I've seen more entertainment at a morgue. It is absolutely shocking." Another attendee on Saturday, who wanted to remain anonymous , told She claimed: "There were three men on BMX bikes - who were pretty good in all honesty - a hot air balloon that didn't go up, five very expensive fairground rides (tea cups, fun house, trampolines, a spinning thing, and two toddler rides). "There was one burger van and a sweet van," which she said were "overpriced" and claimed there was no bar and no live music. "I got super-early bird tickets at £13.45, but some people have paid £30/ticket. I have asked for a refund of my tickets for tomorrow." The event was held across May 24-26, starting at 10am and finishing at 8pm, each day. Organisers held a 'flash sale' on Friday, selling tickets for £3 each but adults who bought their tickets in advance are thought to have paid between £13 and £30 for their entry to the event. High Octane Events had advertised the event as being 'unforgettable'. A post to its social media platforms last week said: "This time next week we'll be putting the finishing touches on a wonderful weekend of hot air ballooning, live music, fairground rides, motorbike shows and more!" The company has now responded to the criticisms with a spokesperson writing on the High Octane Events' Facebook page: "A huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Ffos Las event this weekend! "We truly appreciate your support and energy , it means everything to the High Octane Events team. "Unfortunately, the poor weather impacted our schedule and some parts of the show didn't go ahead as planned. "We completely understand that this may have been disappointing for some of you, and we want to sincerely apologise if the experience fell short of expectations. "If you were unhappy with any part of the event, please don't hesitate to message us directly - we're here to listen and make things right wherever we can. "Thank you again for being part of the High Octane Events community. We're already working hard to make the next one even better!" The Sun Online has contact High Octane Events for further comment. 2 Organisers promised a 'wonderful weekend' Credit: Facebook / High Octane Events
North Wales Live
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
Families quit 'unforgettable' festival after minutes claiming it was 'shambles'
A Welsh family fun festival has come under criticisim from locals. Residents claimed the 'High Octane Family Fest Weekender' at Ffos Las Racecourse in Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire, fell short of its promises. Disgruntled attendees took to social media to voice their disappointment, with some advising others not to attend and sharing photos of the event. Several visitors reported leaving after just "20 minutes max", with one man labelling the event a "total rip-off" and a "shambles". Robyn Morgan, who attended the festival with her family on Saturday, May 24, described the event as "absolutely shocking". She warned others: "please don't waste your money, we lasted 15 minutes." She claimed that the event did not live up to its description, even when the weather improved. According to Robyn, the attractions were limited: "There is one ramp for the BMX bikes. Teacups, trampolines, one ride and a crazy maze. One burger van, one sweet stall, one ice cream van, and you can see it all stood in one place." She said that while balloon baskets were present, no balloons were being inflated. A character was walking around, but there was no music or atmosphere," reports Wales Online. She said: "Such a waste of time and wouldn't really keep the kids entertained. They shouldn't be able to get away with advertising this and certainly shouldn't be charging for tickets. I've seen more entertainment at a morgue. It is absolutely shocking." Another attendee on Saturday, who has asked to remain anonymous, told WalesOnline: "I have just returned from the event today at Ffos Las advertising motorbikes, medieval jousting, giant funfair." She said: "it was not as advertised." She also claimed: "There were three men on BMX bikes - who were pretty good in all honesty - a hot air balloon that didn't go up, five very expensive fairground rides (tea cups, fun house, trampolines, a spinning thing, and two toddler rides). "There was one burger van and a sweet van," which she said were "overpriced", no bar and no live music, she claimed. "I got super-early bird tickets at £13.45, but some people have paid £30/ticket. I have asked for a refund of my tickets for tomorrow." The event was on across the bank holiday weekend, May 24-26, between 10am and 8pm each day. Tickets were being sold on Friday in a "flash sale" for £3 each but adult attendees who bought their tickets more in advance are believed to have paid between £13 and £30 for entry. High Octane Events has not responded to a request for a comment. It advertised the event by describing it as "unforgettable." A post on its social media last week said: "This time next week we'll be putting the finishing touches on a wonderful weekend of hot air ballooning, live music, fairground rides, motorbike shows and more!" Join the North Wales Live Whatsapp community now Find out what's happening near you
Wales Online
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Families leave 3-day Welsh festival billed as 'unforgettable' after 20 minutes claiming it was a 'shambles'
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info A Welsh family fun festival has come under criticisim from locals. Residents claimed the 'High Octane Family Fest Weekender' at Ffos Las Racecourse in Trimsaran, Carmarthenshire, fell short of its promises. Disgruntled attendees took to social media to voice their disappointment, with some advising others not to attend and sharing photos of the event. Several visitors reported leaving after just "20 minutes max", with one man labelling the event a "total rip-off" and a "shambles". Robyn Morgan, who attended the festival with her family on Saturday, May 24, described the event as "absolutely shocking". She warned others: "please don't waste your money, we lasted 15 minutes." She claimed that the event did not live up to its description, even when the weather improved. According to Robyn, the attractions were limited: "There is one ramp for the BMX bikes. Teacups, trampolines, one ride and a crazy maze. One burger van, one sweet stall, one ice cream van, and you can see it all stood in one place." She said that while balloon baskets were present, no balloons were being inflated. A character was walking around, but there was no music or atmosphere," reports Wales Online. She said: "Such a waste of time and wouldn't really keep the kids entertained. They shouldn't be able to get away with advertising this and certainly shouldn't be charging for tickets. I've seen more entertainment at a morgue. It is absolutely shocking." Another attendee on Saturday, who has asked to remain anonymous, told WalesOnline: "I have just returned from the event today at Ffos Las advertising motorbikes, medieval jousting, giant funfair." She said: "it was not as advertised." She also claimed: "There were three men on BMX bikes - who were pretty good in all honesty - a hot air balloon that didn't go up, five very expensive fairground rides (tea cups, fun house, trampolines, a spinning thing, and two toddler rides). "There was one burger van and a sweet van," which she said were "overpriced", no bar and no live music, she claimed. "I got super-early bird tickets at £13.45, but some people have paid £30/ticket. I have asked for a refund of my tickets for tomorrow." The event was on across the bank holiday weekend, May 24-26, between 10am and 8pm each day. Tickets were being sold on Friday in a "flash sale" for £3 each but adult attendees who bought their tickets more in advance are believed to have paid between £13 and £30 for entry. High Octane Events has not responded to a request for a comment. It advertised the event by describing it as "unforgettable." A post on its social media last week said: "This time next week we'll be putting the finishing touches on a wonderful weekend of hot air ballooning, live music, fairground rides, motorbike shows and more!" Join the North Wales Live Whatsapp community now Find out what's happening near you
