National Association to Stop Guardian Abuse: How can this happen?

Thursday, March 6, 2008

How can this happen?

Daniel Gross, a senior citizen from New York, took a drive to Connecticut and found himself in the worst nightmare of his life.

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Anonymous said...: Thank you, Dee King, for all of your efforts on behalf of your father and guradianship abuse victims everywhere. Your father reminds me so much of my own (dcsc.). That he was so clear-minded and intelligent, yet found himself unable to exercise authority over his life, speaks to me of problems involved with legal documents that assign authority to personal representatives. The documents are "soft", easily converted for fraudulent use. Having only watched a video of your father, I love him, anyway. He was trusting.; Tuesday, March 17, 2009 9:04:00 AM

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