by Officer John Caravella /retired
What Adele Fraulen might have thought to be nothing more than a meaningless bad dream one night in 1935 would actually come true. At age 79 she would find herself living a nightmare -- a struggle for her life, simply because she innocently trusted the wrong professionals to help with her portion of a Million Dollar inheritance; they would steal her very existence. Her neighbors, Chris and Patricia Zurillo, would realize that Adele's life was going terribly wrong and dedicate themselves to freeing her from captivity.
“Marked For Destruction” is a rare book that exposes an ever-expanding crime against our elderly.
Source: MarkedForDestruction.com
From the Author:
AN ESSAY: REFUSE COURT EXAMINATION ORDER - FREEDOM FROM INTERFERENCE
Imminent danger to the alleged incapacitated person, who is criminally and civilly innocent, begins with a court ordered pre-trial examination by an examining committee.
Court ordered examinations, and examining committee members, are controlled by statute. If indicated, the committee's examination must be comprehensive and include:
1. A physical examination;
2. A mental health examination;
3. A functional assessment;
4. A diagnosis, prognosis, and recommended course of treatment.
Read the Essay: Freedom From Interference
I read this book a few years ago and it was so sad. The reader sees the crime unfolding and feels as helpless as Adele to stop it.
ReplyDeleteThanks NASGA. Marked for Destruction is a real page turner. And the fact that Adele would be helped by her good friends is exemplary.
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