Holographic, a Will entirely handwritten by the testator with clear intent to make a will, is signed at the foot or end of the will and usually dated but requires no witness. Hower, D. R., Walter, J., & Wright, E. (2017) (Pg75). Wills, trusts, and estate administration (8th ed.). Cengage Learning. is it valid?

Define holographic will as per your textbook. Please include the page number in your citation. Based on that definition, is Aretha Franklin's handwritten Will #1 a valid holographic will? (link is under Readings and Resources) Break it down by each of the elements of the definition and compare it with the document. In addition, please share whether or not your are surprised by the answer to that