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that Daley testified that Holmes never mentioned his sister while he was in the hospital. Yet in a note to Ruth Holmes thanking her tor a box of candy she'd sent to the ward staff, Daley wrote that the colonel spoke of his sister “lovingly all the time." Konick said. Recalling that nurse Daley had been asked to read that note on the witness stand, he pointed out that she'd omiled that line.
the witnesses—Nielson. Daley and Stevenson—had a legal duty to find out from Col. Holmes that he knew s'hcit he was doing when he signed his will by asking him to repeat the major provisions front memory, Konick emphasized again and again. Dr. Nielson said he didn't ask for that evidence because he didn’t know the document was a will, the attorney added./ Konick maintained, however, that Nielson's lack of *;\#areness didn't change the requirement.
"Everything (in Nielson's case) is based on an assumption. And what is that assumption? Colonel Holmes asked (Daley and Stevenson) to witness his signature on a document and everyone
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