By Ryan Gorman and Snejana Farberov and David Mccormack In limbo: Scott Wilson, 23, was killed in a Florida car crash four years ago, but his ashes have yet to be put to rest because his divorced parents are at odds over what to do with them The ashes of the young man killed four years ago in a fiery car wreck by a drunk-driving millionaire cannot be split among his divorced parents, a Florida judge has ruled. Scott Wilson, 23, died in 2010, but his ashes have yet to be put to rest because his divorced parents were butting heads in a bitter court battle over the remains.
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Polo mogul John Goodman killed Scott Wilson, 23, in a February 2010 car accident
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William and Lili Wilson were locked in legal battle over their son's ashes
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Mother wants to keep cremated remains intact in Palm Beach County, while her ex-husband wants to divide them and take his share to Georgia
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A judge cited a ruling hundreds of years old in stating why the ashes could not be split among the divorced parents
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A final destination for the ashes has yet to be determined
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Goodman was sentenced to 16 years, but his defense was able to prove that a juror had lied to get on jury panel
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