Uncovering Corruption in Perry County, Pennsylvania Part 1 (The Monster)

What began in 2015 as a simple problem in Perry County, PA, eventually revealed a national monster that abuses the elderly’s rights and devours their money. “The Monster” is an organized mob that operates under the color of law to isolate the elderly from family and friends and deprive them of their rights and legal assistance in order to steal their assets.

When my wife and I were barred without explanation from visiting our friends at Kinkora Pythian Nursing home in Duncannon, PA, I attempted to file a complaint with the Perry County Area Office of Aging. Their refusal to even listen to our complaint began a journey that revealed “The Monster”.

I uncovered a criminal enterprise composed of, Pennsylvania State officials, unethical District Attorneys, lying township supervisors, incompetent and lying employees at Perry County Area Agency on Aging, incompetent and unethical county and township solicitors, lying police, lying and unethical nursing home employees, unethical state and federal representatives, unethical judges and a complacent local media who was advised of the problem and did nothing.

The effort to stop this monster resulted in an investigation lead by retired federal criminal investigator John McTernan. The investigation caught the attention of national organizations that defend the rights of the elderly. These organizations include Kerri Kasem’s foundation Kasem Cares, Rick Black’s organization CEAR (Center for Estate Administration Reform).

I represented Kasem Cares in a court hearing in Chester County Pennsylvania as an expert witness. This was a visitation hearing for an elderly woman who is being isolated from her family and her large estate being eaten by the “Monster”. Even though I was able to provide the law that proved the elderly woman’s rights were violated my testimony was ignored by the court. I continue to work closely with these national organizations to put and end to this crime against the “Greatest Generation”.

In upcoming installments, I will provide overwhelming evidence that proves our case of corruption by State and Perry County officials. The evidence includes official documents, right to know requests, videos of public meetings, signed requests for legal assistance by the victims, audio and transcripts of abuse of the victims and various interviews. This information was provided to FBI in a three hour interview and to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Middle District of Pennsylvania.