Larry Lee Hillblom, the founder of DHL Corp., tragically died in a seaplane crash in 1995. Following his death, it was revealed that he had four illegitimate children, aged between 2 and 14, born to underage mothers from Palau and Vietnam. Hillblom's estate, valued between US$400 million and US$600 million, has been embroiled in legal battles over the remaining US$200 million. Courts in California and Saipan are currently contesting the allocation of his estate, with a significant portion earmarked for medical research. Hillblom, known for his frugal lifestyle, left behind a complicated legacy that contrasts sharply with his immense wealth. His children are now facing their own controversies stemming from their father's legacy, as they navigate the challenges of their inheritance and the public scrutiny that comes with it. The ongoing disputes highlight the complexities of Hillblom's life and the impact of his decisions on his family's future [4d008c85].