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 “Julia and her mother had tried for a long time, for years, to get Nancy to go into rehab, and she repeatedly refused,” the source told the paper. “While Nancy wasn’t a wealthy woman, she would have had gifts given to her by Julia as well as intimate family pictures. Happy you totally F—ed with me?” 
 
 The family insider revealed to Radar that Roberts, 46, made arrangements for her troubled sister to check into a first class rehab facility last year. PHOTOS: Stars Who OD’d 
 
 On Wednesday, MailOnline.com that caught up with Dilbeck as he ran errands in Santa Monica, Calif; asked if he thought Motes was a drug addict, he shook his head sideways, gesturing, “No.” 
 
 When the outlet asked Dilbeck if he’d been in touch with the Pretty Woman star, amidst reports of serious dissension between his camp and his late fiance’s family, he said he had “no comment at this time.” 
 
 While Dibeck wasn’t talking, a source close to the situation told the NY Post that he’ll be pushing to keep Moats’ belongings as the sole beneficiary of her estate, which would have implications involving the Oscar-winner.
– The latest drama surrounding the death of Julia Roberts' half-sister, Nancy Motes: A source tells the New York Post that Roberts may end up in a battle with Motes' fiance, John Dilbeck, who plans to argue that he should be a beneficiary of Motes' estate due to the length of their relationship. Of particular concern: gifts Roberts gave her sister and "intimate family pictures," the source explains. "There is a fear that John could be holding Nancy’s personal items hostage and possibly sell them to the highest bidder. If Nancy had photos and wrote a diary, describing her feelings towards her sister, he could use them," the source adds. And things get more bizarre: In an interview with the Daily Mail, Dilbeck's brother Conner—who has been ranting about Roberts on Facebook—claims Motes killed herself at this time specifically to hurt Roberts' chances of winning an Oscar for her role in August: Osage County. "We are talking about people who are powerful," he says. "People who have very delicate power, people who are in the limelight. Their power can be destroyed very easily if unfortunate things make them look more wicked. They have to be careful, it can destroy their career or their Academy Award." He also claims Motes' suicide note contains secrets about Roberts that Motes wanted to make public, and that Roberts is "terrified" the note could come out. Meanwhile, Radar has stories from both sides: Some sources insist Roberts had been trying to help Motes by getting her into rehab, but Motes' fiance says she was not a drug addict.