 In her will, millionaire Clara Westin declared that be given to anti-immigration activists, and that the distribution be decided by a board consisting of four people.Egil Karlsen backed out and gave up his vote to Gjems-Onstad, and the other three were Gjems-Onstad, Norvald Aasen of "Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring" and Bjarne Pettersen.It surfaced that suggestions by board members included the mother of child murder convict Ole Nicolai Kvisler.