How one millionaire used his will to play jokes from the grave
In short: In the 1930s, Charles Vance Millar devised a way to bypass the limitations of death. This video explores how his unusual will allowed him to continue playing practical jokes on the living.
Charles Vance Millar was a millionaire who used his final testament to challenge the idea that death is a limiting handicap. By including specific stipulations in his will, he ensured his sense of humor would persist through his estate, allowing him to play jokes on people even after his passing in the 1930s.
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