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TS Radio: Conservatorship hell…The Story of Danny Tate

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Join us May 5th, 2013 at 7:00pm CST! More

TS Radio: Human trafficking of the elderly and defining RICO

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Join us this evening at 7:00 pm CST!

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Join us this evening as we discuss trafficking of the elderly and how RICO applies not only to this, but to the subsequent grand larceny that occurs after the elder has been abducted by state actors.

Probate court is nothing more than the legalization of grand larceny.  Lives are destroyed, estates looted all under the supervision of corrupt probate judges.

Our elders who have assets are being abducted by the state and held hostage while the estate is plundered by the predators.  This is simply another form of human trafficking done for the sole purpose of profiting from the larceny perpetrated upon personal estates.

The same judges, the same predatory guardians, the same attorneys, the same APS agents and Social Services personnel…..all appear time after time in hundreds of cases.  This is no co-incidence………this is organized crime!

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TS Radio: Courtney joins us from Corrupt CT on The elderly as chattel property

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Join us March 10th, 2013 at 7:00 pm CST! More

TS Radio: KILL MOM, KILL DAD: Disposing Of The Elderly For Profit

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Join us December 9, 2012 at 7:00 CST! More

TS Radio: The rights of wards and conservatees

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Join us Sunday evening, November 25th, 2012 at 7:00 CST! More

Guardianship: Legally Imposed Slavery?

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 Laura Francais-Eugene

“If you think a guardianship situation cannot be the equivalent of legally imposed slavery, ask 78-year-old Margaret Carson, an African-American woman residing in Washington, DC. She is lively, alert, in full control of her faculties. Her only vice (in the eyes of the manager of the Ashbury Dwellings senior housing complex where she lives) is that she has too many mementos in her apartment of her five children, all of whom she outlived.”

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As human beings, we live in a world of relationships. There are, of course, hundreds or even thousands of relationships we can name to describe how one person relates to another: parent-child; employer-employee; landlord-tenant.

Relationships take place within the context of a situation – in other words, how one person is situated in regard to another person, as we compare their roles, their rights, their power and obligations – legal, moral and otherwise. For example, the parent-child relationship takes place within the context of the Family or Familial relationship. Bosses and workers relate to each other in the contact of an Employment relationship. Landlords and tenants are acquainted over the matter of property usage. And as mentioned, rights and obligations and powers are assigned to each of the participants by our society’s laws and traditions.

Two other situations in which human beings “relate” to each other – one, thankfully, is largely historic and passé in terms of its place in society. The other is – perhaps unfortunately – very modern and quietly, even at times insidiously prevalent in society.

The first situation is a word we are all familiar with – “slavery”. The relationship is that of master-to-slave. The second situation is something modern mechanisms of law calls “guardianship,” and the relationship there is Guardian-to-Ward, or sometimes Trustee-to-Trustor.

I looked-up both words in Black’s Law Dictionary. That reference book describes “slavery” as a situation – a relationship between human beings – in which one person has absolute power and control over the property, the fortunes, and even the life of another person, at the Master’s discretion, for the Master’s pleasure or benefit, and with all the rights and powers in the hands of the Master to do as he pleases. More

Al Katz: Holocaust Survivor Nearly Killed by Florida Public Guardian

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Join us Sunday evening November 18th, 2012 at 7:00 CST!

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Linda Kincaid, Elder Advocate, California, will co-host this show.

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Al Katz survived the Holocaust in a Nazi prison camp. As a youth, he spent seven years in forced labor, nearly starved, and saw four Jewish boys shot through the head. Katz survived the Holocaust only to again experience the horrors of imprisonment and torture in the final year of his life. The Manatee County Public Guardian’s abuse of Katz reminded Katz of Nazi  cruelty and sadism. For six weeks in 2009, Katz was kept in locked units and denied the companionship of his family and friends and decent medical care. Retreating into teenage memories, Katz believed he was once again a prisoner of the Nazis and subject to their torture. In just two months of guardianship, Katz was nearly dead.

Unlike many victims of Public Guardians, Katz escaped before he died. Katz’s daughter, Dr. Beverly Newman, fought Manatee County’s abuse of her father. With Katz nearly dead and his estate seriously depleted, the Public Guardian was replaced by a professional guardian of the property. Katz’s daughter took him home and cared for him day and night for the last eight months of his life.

Beverly Newman has a Doctor of Education and Child Psychology. She dedicated much of 2010 to caring for her father, after rescuing him from an abusive guardianship. Dr. Newman is now an active advocate for rights of guardianship victims. More

The new cash cows: Elderly with assets

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Marti Oakley (c) Copyright 2012 All Rights Reserved

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Targeting the elderly with assets

If Adult Protective Services was actually focused on protecting vulnerable adults, they have only to look to our streets that are littered with homeless, hungry and many times disoriented adults of all ages who desperately need help and protection. But…. these people have no money, and no estates to loot.  APS steps over these individuals in order to get to those who have assets.

In every state organized crime rings are operating involving the same judges, predatory guardians, attorneys, Adult Protective Services personnel, medical personnel, and participating facilities who will violate the rights of an elderly or disabled victim in exchange for payment or personal profit.

This system of theft will continue until the entire estate has been stolen leaving the victim penniless. At this point, Medicare and Medicaid are used as the cash cow to cover medical expenses and the inflated charges of nursing, the doctors’ visits and vast amounts of medications are charged off to these services costing these services millions each year in padded billing.

If predatory guardians were actually concerned about the health and welfare of their victims, there would be no need to physically kidnap, isolate and forcibly medicate these people and then to proceed on to steal their life’s savings.

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TS Radio: Guardianship Abuse and the tragic saga of Gary Harvey

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Join us Sunday evening, November 11th, 2012, at 7:00 CST! More

Silicon Valley tax dollars fund elder abuse: Part III

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Linda Kincaid

Elder Advocate, California

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Governmental apathy, negligence & cover up

Gisela Riordan is a victim of elder abuse by the Santa Clara County Public Guardian.  Gisela is falsely imprisoned and unlawfully isolated at Villa Fontana, a residential care facility in San Jose, California.  That abuse is ordered by the Public Guardian and funded by taxpayer dollars.

In 2010, the Probate Court appointed the Public Guardian as Gisela’s conservator.  The Court ordered the Public Guardian to manage visits with Gisela’s adult children.  The court did not authorize any further restrictions on Gisela’s right to visitation.

Since 2010, the Public Guardian has denied visitors, phone calls, and mail.  Family and advocates have pursued every avenue to establish contact with Gisela, determine her condition, and assure her she is not forgotten.  When the ABC 7 News I-Team asked to visit Gisela, the Public Guardian instructed Villa Fontana to call 911.

Apathy & Negligence by Governmental Agencies

California’s Resident’s  and Notice of Conservatee’s Rights both guarantee Gisela’s right to visitation.  California’s Probate Code requires the least restrictive residence.  However, government agencies tasked with protecting those rights are entirely apathetic. More

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