Suit accuses executor of sitting on multimillion-dollar fortune

A Harlem man’s multimillion-dollar fortune, which he left to family, charities and even acquaintances, is now in the wind after the cousin who oversees his estate went AWꦕOL, a suit charges.

Tony Viaer, who died at 75 in 2009, had been a city social worker but bought 🐟properties in the ’60s and ’70s on the side. He sold three in The Bronx for almost $9 million shortly before his death.

He named cousin Michkel Davis of Plainsboro, NJ, as executor. But Davis distributed $89,000 to just nine of the 50 beneficiaries in th💟e will, then moved to Pennsylvania, court papers say.

Davis stopped returning letters in 2012 and failed to appear in Manh♔attan Surrogate’s Court, the suit says.

Viaer’s alma mater, Huston-Tillotso🌺n University i🍌n Austin, Texas, filed the suit demanding Davis hand over its $2.5 million bequest.

Also left gifts were groups, like Catholic Chariti🅺eജs and a “Moses from Denmark.”

Davis did not return calls for comment.