Docs: Artist had $13M in bank as house crumbled

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99 Not tread lightly

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snout

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111 Nickname for the capital of the Peach State

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renaissance

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pig

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typically

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success 6 Subject of a fundraiser

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partner

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“zone”

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short

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work

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opens

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numbers?

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much seen nowadays 19 Bygone N.Y.C. punk

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with great effort

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handle @Pontifex 36 Target number

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perhaps

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them

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wines

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encounter

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63 Doomed to fail, for

short

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Porthos 73 Smear in print

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co-star

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a concert

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addict

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dealerships

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93 Completely

destroy

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initialism

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ROCKLAND, Maine — Pop artist Robert Indiana had $13 million in the bank even as his house sank into disrepair before his death, with pigeons living in the roof, water damaging books, rotting wood and the stench of cat urine, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

Documents filed by Indiana’s estate allege that aide Jamie Thomas was not a selfless caregiver, contending he “improperly lined his pockets,” claimed as gifts more than 100 of Indiana’s works, and allowed Indiana to live in “squalor and filth.”

Indiana, whose “LOVE” series is instantly recognizable worldwide, died at his home on Vinalhaven Island on May 19, 2018. He was 89.

The documents, filed in Superior Court, accuse Thomas of violating his duties to Indiana. “By the time of Indiana’s death, the home where Indiana lived to the end of his days with millions of dollars of artwork was littered with animal feces and urine,” a document said.

In the end, it took more than 1,000 hours of cleanup and the disposal of 8.6 tons of ruined, waterlogged paper to get the home in order, the document said.

The documents were in response to Thomas’ lawsuit seeking $2 million for legal fees. Thomas and the estate are being sued by a company that held the copyright for Indiana’s “LOVE.” There was no immediate comment from Thomas’ attorney.