Question: Morris Scott executed a will in 1980. When he died in 1995, the will was found and all references to a certain beneficiary were cut from the will and some portions were marked through with the word void written nearby. Powers and Banks, sisters of Mr. Scott, objected to the probate of the will, claiming that the mutilations of the will effectively revoked it. Are they correct? (Powers and Banks v. Lacgny et al., 671 N.E. 2d 1215)