A 55-year-old man, Darren Davies, is heard in court to have destroyed his childhood home after believing he had been cut out of a will. According to reports, Davies thought a secret will had been drawn up removing him from any share of the property. He later told a passer-by that he acted on the belief that if he could not have the home, “no one can,” reflecting his motivation for the destruction. The court hears that Davies held this view at the time, believing he would not receive an inheritance from the property despite it being linked to his childhood. Coverage states that his understanding of the will was later shown to be wrong, and the case proceeds on that basis. The accounts focus on what Davies believed when he carried out the explosion and how that belief related to the inheritance of the home, rather than providing further detail about the legal status of the will itself.