The PPJ Gazette

In what has to be a predatory guardian’s wish list come true, the Hennepin County District Court of Appeals, Minnesota,  just sanctioned the ending of inconvenient lives on behalf of the guardians.

Claiming in their opinion that the statutes somehow magically indicated that the guardians had this right as an extension of their total control of the victim, was a direct assault on the rights of families and individuals.

The opinion carefully avoids the fact that guardianship abuse is epidemic across the country and that any disabled adult or elderly individual is in harms way once subjected to the corruption of the probate court system and its predators who exploit the disabled and elderly for profit.  The court never acknowledges that it is aware of the rampant abuse of those guardianized and the massive transfer of wealth from the victim to the predator.  Nor does it acknowledge the unlawful use of psychotropic medications used as chemical restraints and in violation of restrictions concerning the use of these drugs on the elderly.  In fact, the Court maintains in its opinion that the statutes were working quite well regarding medicating victims.

After reading the statutes cited by the court and their statements to the effect that they had considered all pertinent statutes, how this court concluded that a guardian had an otherwise unrecognized right to end the life of an individual, is beyond me.

Claiming this decision would be the result of consulting with family members and medical personnel, had to have been a joke.  Anyone exposed to the corruption of the probate/guardian system knows that the family is immediately cut out of the picture and is not consulted about anything.  In most cases, the family is not even informed of any decisions.

The Court made special mention of the notion that it might be too emotional, or financially a burden for the family, to allow the victim to continue on.  This assumes of course that the family is even aware of what is happening.

The translation for this is: 

The estate has been looted by guardians, attorneys and anyone else who could get their hooks in it.  Insurance has reached its limits and Medicare/Medicaid will not pay any more. All Social Security checks have been collected, along with VA benefits and any catastrophic insurance payouts.  Any property owned has been re-titled to the guardian/attorney’s, any liquid assets have been taken as fees, court costs, attorney’s fees, travel expenses, and any other menial task which could be billed for.  All personal items have been taken, sold or given away.

14,000 individuals have been placed under guardian/conservator status in Minnesota.  The massive transfer of personal assets to the guardian from the estate of the victim, can now be brought to a final end by ending the life of the victim….. without court permission or intervention.

What is YOUR life worth?

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