The first quit claim that deeded the mother’s house to Swing occurred in January 2019. There’s no evidence that Swing knew that this was going to happen and it could have been done without her knowledge.
The mother sued Warner over that house transfer and Swing ended up deeding the house over to Warner’s mother in July 2019.
So Swing definitely knew about Warner by summer of 2019 although she’s supposedly told investigators that she never met him.
The second quit claim deeding his own house to Swing occurred last November 25th and Swing has said that she doesn’t know about that transfer either. New York Post is reporting that they have a copy of a letter that Warner sent to Swing telling her about the second quit claim. Maybe she never read it. Who knows. You could be right that the Swing stuff is unrelated to the suicide.
As near as I can tell the “family” home passed from the father Charles to the son Stephen who died intestate and then the (suspect) Tony used a POA to deed it to himself and then quitclaimed it to Swing four months after his brother’s death for which his mother sued him.
This is interesting only in that it demonstrates that while providing for the wife/mother they were also bypassing her and their younger sister in any inheritance. I also read that the 2nd house was also once owned by the older brother.
I’d love to know what was in the basement mentioned in the letter.