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Letter to the Editor: SQUATTERS REMAIN ON JETT ESTATE DESPITE COURT DEFAULT

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Source: Valley Roadrunner

Editor, Roadrunner: While the criminal justice system prepares to face accused killers Cedric “Charles” von Ferdinand and accomplice Kimberley Anne Pifer in a Vista courtroom, a parallel crisis remains unresolved on the ground in Valley Center. Nadine Jett’s 20-acre ranch, the very site where the 65-year-old retired attorney was tragically found buried, continues to be occupied by unauthorized individuals. Despite a definitive legal breakthrough by the property’s new owners, severe civil court backlogs are forcing the surrounding neighborhood to endure the presence of these squatters. According to civil court records, the new owners recently filed an unlawful detainer lawsuit to evict the remaining occupants from the ranch. Among those refusing to vacate is Jill Portwood, an associate linked to the circle that overran the property following Jett’s disappearance.

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