Remains of chess champion Bobby Fischer to be exhumed
The remains of chess champion Bobby Fischer are to be exhumed in order to settle a paternity claim, an Icelandic court has ruled.
The Supreme Court in Reykjavik said a tissue sample was needed to prove whether nine-year-old Jinky Young was Fischer's daughter.
Fischer, who died in Iceland in 2008, left no will.
His estate, estimated to be worth $2 million (£1.4m), has been at the heart of several inheritance claims....
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The Supreme Court in Reykjavik said a tissue sample was needed to prove whether nine-year-old Jinky Young was Fischer's daughter.
Fischer, who died in Iceland in 2008, left no will.
His estate, estimated to be worth $2 million (£1.4m), has been at the heart of several inheritance claims....