Dear Amy: This woman has told my father numerous lies, and I am very troubled that she may be stealing money from him. Any thoughts or advice?
Dear Amy: My father, who is 83 years old, was “picked up” by a woman of the same age at a senior center dance.She started out as being nice, but then she started to make up stories, telling our father that my younger brother was stealing money.
This woman has told my father numerous lies, and I am very troubled that she may be stealing money from him. Any thoughts or advice?Dear Worried: I agree that any time a romance takes place at top speed and then quickly becomes the cause of family estrangement is cause for worry. So-called “romance scams” are on the rise, and the elderly are vulnerable. One might assume that an elderly woman might not perpetrate a romance scam, and yet – why not? You might investigate this woman’s background.
In your state you can call to report your concerns about an adult being isolated or abused: 1-855-503-SAFE . This is a statewide hotline to report abuse or neglect and the call goes to the Department of Human Services. The ex named his other two children as beneficiaries on his life insurance. He did not name my daughter as a beneficiary.My daughter is hurt by this omission.I provided my daughter with a beautiful life. She is a successful person with a master’s degree and is well liked by everyone who knows her.
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