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Tаylоr Tucker, а widоwer, executed а valid will that left all his prоperty to his siblings (Richard and Susan) and his adult children (Agatha, Bernice, and Claudia) in equal shares. After a family argument over a burnt Thanksgiving turkey, however, Tucker threw the will out of the kitchen window in front of his family and said "I'm going to draft a new will that leaves all my money to the International Children's Fund." Tucker died a year later, but no new will was ever found. However, Tucker’s attorney has kept a photocopy of the original will on file, and the attorney never heard anything about the family argument or about Tucker's plan to draft a new will. How should Tucker's estate be divided? A. Tucker's estate should be divided as provided for in the original will, because it was never validly revoked. B. Tucker’s estate should be divided as provided for in the original will because the intended revocation depended on the drafting of a new will, which never happened. C. If Tucker was not married, then the estate should be divided equally among the three children. D. Tucker's estate will go to the International Children's Fund.