Reclusive millionaire Huguette Clark died last year at 104 years old, after spening several solitary decades first in a Fifth Avenue apartment, "surrounded by her dolls," and later in various Manhattan hospitals. Clark, the youngest child of mining and railroad investor Sen. William Andrews Clark, left behind a $300 million estate for her distant relatives to squabble over.
One of those long-lost relatives, homeless 60-year-old cowboy Timothy Henry Gray, was found dead under a railroad overpass in Evanston, Wyo. Wearing a light jacket in 10 degree weather, Gray likely died of hypothermia, completely unaware of his relatives' efforts to locate him and the potential $19 million he stood to inherit as Clark's half-great nephew.
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