In a rehash of a previously mentioned talking point, Indranee wrote that this was so as the only two lawyers that have been narrowed down who could have drafted the Last Will are:

– Kwa Kim Li, who is the cousin of Lee Hsien Loong, Lee Hsien Yang and Lee Wei Ling

– Lee Suet Fern, who is the wife of Lee Hsien Yang

The circumstances surrounding the crafting and signing of Lee Kuan Yew's last will has since come under intense scrutiny.

So far, Kwa has categorically denied it was her. Lee Suet Fern has not spoken up on this issue.

In Indranee's post, it was suggested that Lee Kuan Yew had only five minutes to absorb the contents of his final will before signing off on it.

- the next day on 17 Dec at 11.05 am 2 lawyers from Stamford Law arrived at 38 Oxley Road. They stayed for 15 minutes, logging out at 11.20 am - this presumably would include the time it would take too get from the guardhouse to Mr Lee's room in the house and back. Mr Lee Hsien Yang in his FB post says that the Will was signed at 11.10 am. Assuming it took 5 minutes to get from the gate to Mr Lee's room, and another 5 minutes to get back to the gate, this would mean Mr Lee had only 5 minutes to read and sign the 7th Will.

So the questions are:

- did he have enough time to read through and absorb the contents of the 7th Will?

- could he have done so in just 5 minutes?

- was he aware that the Demolition Clause had been reinserted? The emails of the previous day did not mention the Demolition Clause.

In direct response to Indranee's post, Lee Hsien Yang has hit back within a span of a few hours, saying it is an insult to suggest Lee Kuan Yew, a top notch lawyer, was unaware of what went into his own will.