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Sisters clash over the sale of their late father's home, with one blaming the other's grieving rituals and superstitious beliefs for causing damage and delays.
Sisters clash over the sale of their late father's home, with one blaming the other's grieving rituals and superstitious beliefs for causing damage and delays.
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