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Louisville Man Charged In Alleged Attempt To Fleece 81-Year Old Dementia Victim Of Home, Other Assets By Duping Him Into Signing Legal Documents

By r morris

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In Louisville, Kentucky, WHAS-TV Channel 11 reports:Police say an elderly Louisville man with dementia was the victim of a $150,000 theft scheme. Richard Pearson, 70, of Louisville is charged with exploitation and theft by deception.Police say Pearson convinced the 81-year-old victim to place him as his power of attorney and had him sign a last will - giving Pearson all of his personal

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on March 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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