From: Love Fraud
by Donna Andersen
My
local newspaper is the Press of Atlantic City. It’s a small-town
newspaper covering the Atlantic City, New Jersey area. It’s not the New
York Daily News, the Daily Mail or another British tabloid. Yet as I
read the paper one day last week, I was shocked to see one story after
another that seemed to illustrate sociopathic behavior.
I shouldn’t have been surprised. In my opinion, when adults freely
commit crime, aggression, fraud, exploitation, violence, bullying,
retaliation or pathological lying, they likely have sociopathic traits.
There is research to back this up, which I’ll get to soon. But first,
here’s the news for July 9, 2014. (Although I saw all of the stories —
local, regional and national — in the Press of Atlantic City, in some
cases I looked for better versions on other websites to post here on
Lovefraud.)
Women may have swindled 45 elderly clients
Barbara Lieberman, an attorney from Northfield, New Jersey, who
specialized in elder law, and Jan Van Holt, who ran an in-home senior
service, were arrested in March and charged with stealing more than $2.4
million from victims who were in their 80s and 90s. All but one are now
dead, and most had no family. Now, at least 10 more victims have been
identified, and there may be an additional 25 victims.
Elder-fraud case may yield more victims, AG says on PressofAtlanticCity.com
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