Please see below, and if Sen. McCain helps, it for sure will reach the dozens of probate blogs out there and other blogs protecting the elderly and disabled.

My heart and prayers go out to you, Glenda.

Dear Senator McCain

I receive your newsletters regularly and have written to you in the past and you have responded.
I imagine this request is close to your heart because it involves a fellow Decorated WAR VETERAN  and his family.  My good friend Glenda and her husband Alan, the Decorated War Veteran is in a situation worse the VA Phoenix situation and his situation is more like a concentration camp

The content below is
1.Introduction
2. A War Veterans Needs including Discrimination and Violations .
3. Validation by advocates of this destructive epidemic across USA.
4. Center for Public Representation articles “Constitutional law, state law, the nature and scope of the legal authority…

Massive unconscionable fee petitions

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6FbJzwtHocwLXdUNU5jR21pVUE&authuser=0:

From Barbara Stone, probate victim

Subject: Holidays and the end of the hostage siege
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2014 15:43:42 -0500

Now here’s the strangest anomaly of all.  Presiding Judge of Cook County Tim Evans goes from banning cell phones and cameras and laptops and electronic devices (which are NOT banned in federal court, where the most dangerous criminals are, go figure), but he bans them in the local court system claiming that they are dangerous to victims because gang members take pictures of witnesses to harass or intimidate them?  Who knew?  Of course, he says this and bans the electronics without a scintilla of published evidence, just on his say so.

Now he is apparently going to allow cameras in the courtrooms.

I assume, on cases he selects.

It will be a long and cold day before the cases we really want to hear about–Sykes, Janie Thomas, etc. are recorded for the public’s scrutiny.

JoAnne

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/ct-cameras-courtroom-cook-met-20141216-story.html

http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20141222/news/141229736/

From: Barbara Stone <bstone12@hotmail.com>
Sent: Dec 20, 2014 3:34 PM
To: Kenneth Ditkowsky <kenditkowsky@yahoo.com>, Eric Holder <askdoj@usdoj.gov>, Probate Sharks <verenusl@gmail.com>, Tim Lahrman <timlahrman@aol.com>, “joanne@justice4every1.com” <joanne@justice4every1.com>, Nasga Us <nasga.org@gmail.com>, “J. Ditkowsky” <jdit@aol.com>, Matt Senator Kirk <matt_abbott@kirk.senate.gov>, FBI- <civilrights.cv@ic.fbi.gov>, Chicago FBI <chicago@ic.fbi.gov>, …
Subject: RE: Urgent – Alan’s Health, Welfare and Life

In Ireland, undercover agents were sent inside “Bungalow 3” and what they found was appalling.  Special needs children hit, slapped, kicked, punched, confined to small spaces or even a chair for hours on end.  Chemical restraints were used.  Glenda M. and others report their loved ones are chemically restrained, others say their loved ones suffered fractures while in nursing care. (Barbara Stone) and feeding tubes are often implanted as a convenience because the patients eat too slow (Glenda M, Alice Gore).  Feeding tubes become an easy way to kill off the senior when the money is gone (Alice Gore).

Ireland is finally using undercover agents where abuse is indicated, and that should spread to the US.  Apparently some members of the health care field are only on “good behavior” during visiting hours.