Chapter 5 Exercise 8 Anna Freitag was the matriarch of an old Virginia family. She is 90 years young and loves spending time with her nieces and nephews. She is a bit hard of hearing and sometimes forgets where she is but is in relatively good health. Anna was a bit lonely, so she called her niece, Aria, to come and visit her. Aria was 30 years old and unemployed. She had just lost her job at an internet start-up firm in New York. Having nothing better to do, Aria decided to take the train down to Norfolk and stay with her aunt for a while. One afternoon, Anna took out a box containing all the antique jewelry she had acquired over the years. Aria reveled in the beauty of the pieces, especially the Art Deco pieces. Their value was well into the millions of dollars. Aria sensing an opportunity offered to stay with her aunt if she gave her all the jewelry. Anna had a will set up with all her worldly possessions going to the University of Virginia. Aria knew this but given her present financial condition, she did not care. Aunt Anna wanted the company, so she agreed to give her all her jewelry. Aria stayed for three days and left with all the jewelry. Poor Aunt Anna died the following week. When Aria's brothers heard what she had done, they filed a lawsuit against their sister for the return of the jewelry. Answer the following questions: a. Is Aria entitled to the jewelry? b. What is the basis of Aria's brothers' lawsuit? c. The University heard about the lawsuit and fi