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  • 6 years ago
In this video, we continue our investigation into the seniors' exploitation network in the South Surrey / White Rock area of British Columbia, Canada.

BACKGROUND:

The senior had established (2) Powers of Attorney (POAs) in the spring of 2013.
She was diagnosed with dementia in November 2014 and placed in a South Surrey Seniors' Home (by ONE of the POAs, without consulting the other POA) The senior detested this seniors' home and was literally kept a prisoner there, whereby she had her telephone removed permanently and visitor access severely restricted.

This deceptive POA began to exploit the senior, doing such things as transferring the senior's late model vehicle to her daughter and establishing her son in the senior's private home for a period of approximately 3.5 years rent-free and all utilities paid, ignoring the protests & objections of the other POA.

This matter deteriorated to the point that the evidence suggests the deceptive POA formed a "Cabal" with a financial planner, a lawyer and the seniors' home. The senior was brought to the lawyer's office on October 30th 2015 and tricked into signing over 100% legal power to the deceptive POA and the other POA was informed only after this had occurred.

The question at this juncture was whether this change was based solely on the senior's intentions (duly noting she had been diagnosed with dementia the previous year - 2014).

We paid the lawyer a visit several weeks after the new legal documents were signed and challenged them as to the morals and ethics of having a dementia patient sign an eleven page document within a 15 to 20 minute time-frame.

We gave the lawyer time to attempt to "convince us" that what they did was moral and ethical and that the senior's best and better interests were in fact the primary focus. Suffice it to say he failed miserably.

We then visit the senior the same day and discuss with her our meeting with the lawyer and show her a copy of the eleven page document. We make every attempt to outline clearly and unambiguously to the senior what had happened.

The senior has recollections of what happened and makes it clear, she was coerced into signing it by the deceptive POA. In other words she had absolutely no idea what she was ACTUALLY signing. ( In addition we noted the lawyer's office on the second floor and had no elevator, and the senior had to walk up 20 sets of stairs. )

If you compare the first part of this video whereby we visit the lawyer and then compare the second part of the video whereby we visit the senior, it is IRREFUTABLE that the senior realizes she has been deceived, these were never her intentions, but IF she were to choose to give a 100% POA to just one party it certainly would not be granted to the deceptive POA.


QUESTION:
Have we uncovered a major seniors' abuse and exploitation network in the South Surrey / White Rock area of British Columbia which has a large seniors' demographic ???

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