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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The mysterious death of a Fontainebleau Hotel heir has triggered a family feud over his multimillion-dollar estate, with relatives accusing his wife of murder even though no one has been charged.
Ben Novack Jr., whose father founded the lavish Miami Beach landmark frequented by President John F. Kennedy and Frank Sinatra, was found beaten to death in a suburban New York hotel in July. His wife Narcy Novack is a individ of interest in the killing, and relatives claim she deserves nothing from the estate, which includes a vast collection of Batman memorabilia.
Novack Jr., 53, was found in a Rye Brook, N.Y., hotel room covered in blood. His face, hands and legs were bound with duct tape.
Novack’s daughter, 33-year-old May Abad, claims in court documents in the estate case that Narcy Novack “unlawfully and intentionally killed or participated in the procuring of the death.” Abad wants a judge to invoke
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, Www.superstargalas.com/In this undated image provided by the Rye Brook Police Dept., Ben Novack Jr. is seen. Novack Jr. was found beaten to death in July 2009 in a suburban New York Hotel room. A bitter family feud has erupted in Florida over the estate of the slain son of the founder of the lavish Fountainbleu Hotel. (
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, Photo Jack ZemanUndated photo of Narcy Novack.
, Miami HeraldIn this Broward Sheriff's Office photo is Narcy Novack, 53, who was arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Thursday, July 8, 2010 following an indictment for her role in the killing of her husband Ben Novack Jr. who was beaten to death in a suburban New York hotel on July 12, 2009.
, APPaz Vega stars as ÒNarcy NovackÓ in the all-new Lifeti
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Ben Novack
American hotelier
Ben Novack (1907–1985) was an American hotelier who developed the Fontainebleau Miami Beach Hotel.
Biography
[edit]Novack was born to a Jewish family,[1][2] the son of Sadie and Hyman Novick.[3] He had three older siblings: Miriam (born 1903), Joseph (born 1904), and Lillian (born 1905).[3] His father was an immigrant from Russia who worked as a clothing cutter before opening his own clothing store; after the store failed, the family moved to the Catskill Mountains where he operated a hotel in the Borscht Belt.[3] After his father's death, he operated the hotel with his brother but disagreements led him to move to New York City where he Americanized his name to Novack and ran a haberdashery; the store also failed after he had a falling out with his partner.[3]
In 1940, Novack and his wife moved to Miami Beach with $1,800 they had from liquidating his clothing stores assets.[3