New developments in the investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office Salerno on a retirement home in the city, already at the centre of an investigation last October 29th which had led to ten precautionary measures for kidnapping and mistreatment of elderly guests.
This time, the preliminary investigations judge ordered the arrest of three new suspects: the manager of the facility, the director and the support administrator.The three are accused of corruption, embezzlement and defrauding an incapacitated person to the detriment of an elderly guest of the facility, an 86-year-old woman, wealthy but in fragile conditions. According to the prosecution, they allegedly exploited the vulnerability of the elderly woman to take possession of her assets. In particular, the manager allegedly had himself named heir to the woman's assets, while sums of money were withdrawn from her assets at the rate of 300 euros per month. Furthermore, the monthly fee, officially set at 1.800 euros, was inflated with undue transfers of 2.000 euros.
The support administrator allegedly played a central role in the affair: instead of protecting the interests of the 86-year-old, she allegedly collaborated with the manager, promising to draft a false report attesting to the woman's self-sufficiency in order to have her appointment revoked. In exchange, she allegedly received the promise of a significant portion of the victim's assets.
The charges add to an already very serious picture, shedding new light on what happened in the Salerno facility. The investigations by the Carabinieri of Nas continue to clarify further responsibilities.
Article published on 17 December 2024 - 20:34
The article discusses a worrying situation in a nursing home, where people who should be caring for the elderly are exploiting them. It is important that these investigations continue to uncover the truth and protect vulnerable people.
The article talks about very serious situations in a nursing home. It is shocking that people who should take care of the elderly exploit them instead. I hope that justice takes its course to protect the most vulnerable.