A will executed by a terminally ill testator experiencing delirium, hypoxia, and opioid medication effects three days before death was held invalid for lack of testamentary capacity and lack of knowledge and approval, with the court accepting retrospective psychiatric assessment based on contemporaneous medical records.
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