Singapore PM Lee questions the role of brother, wife in making of father's final will


Lee Hsien Loong's (centre) five-page statement has raised a notch the long-running dispute with his younger siblings Lee Hsien Yang (left) and Lee Wei Ling.

SINGAPORE - Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong raised questions about the role of his brother Hsien Yang and sister-in-law, lawyer Lee Suet Fern, in preparing the seventh and final version of the late Lee Kuan Yew's will, in a lengthy statement issued by his lawyers on Thursday night.

The document differed markedly from its previous version, in that it gave equal shares of their father's estate to all three of his children.

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