Molly Davies, Vice President of WISE and Healthy Aging, was kind enough to facilitate a meeting between us and Dr. Michael Wasserman, CEO of Rockport Healthcare Services - a non-profit dedicated to improving the well being of care facility residents.
Dr. Wasserman is well connected to many others in this industry, and is taking steps to spread the word about Nancy to a much larger audience. He is also interested in the overall problem of Jane Does or other missing people ending up in Nursing Homes and Residential Care Facilities, and is going to look at the various processes that are in place (or not) to see if there are ways of greatly improving the coordination between administrators of facilities and missing persons agencies.
Thanks so much to Ms. Davies for setting this up!
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Thursday, April 19, 2018
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
KCBS Story
KCBS is runnign a story about Nancy, including an interview with Sgt. Goldberg:
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2018/04/16/husband-wife-alzheimers-missing-lacma/
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2018/04/16/husband-wife-alzheimers-missing-lacma/
Thursday, April 12, 2018
Tremendous Response to the Steve Lopez Article
We have been receiving great response to Steve Lopez's article in the LA Times.
Many people have emailed volunteering to help - including several detectives/investigators, both active and retired. They have provided us with several ideas on other organizations to contact that might help disseminate Nancy's information more widely.
Of particular note is a former fraud investigator who states that the theory that Nancy is being kept in a care facility, possibly for fraudulent purposes, is right on the money. He related several anecdotes of abusive practices and shady operations. There is a set of investigative articles on this in the Sacramento Bee: http://www.sacbee.com/news/investigations/article2573412.html
From this situation, and with the help of Molly Davies - the Vice President for Elder Abuse Prevention and Ombudsman Services at WISE and Healthy Aging, we were able to get a large holding firm of care facilities to send Nancy's flyer to all of their administrators - possibly much more efficient then our group calling/visiting that many facilities.
There were also several "tips" of people that might be Nancy, but so far, of course, none of those have panned out.
Many people have emailed volunteering to help - including several detectives/investigators, both active and retired. They have provided us with several ideas on other organizations to contact that might help disseminate Nancy's information more widely.
Of particular note is a former fraud investigator who states that the theory that Nancy is being kept in a care facility, possibly for fraudulent purposes, is right on the money. He related several anecdotes of abusive practices and shady operations. There is a set of investigative articles on this in the Sacramento Bee: http://www.sacbee.com/news/investigations/article2573412.html
From this situation, and with the help of Molly Davies - the Vice President for Elder Abuse Prevention and Ombudsman Services at WISE and Healthy Aging, we were able to get a large holding firm of care facilities to send Nancy's flyer to all of their administrators - possibly much more efficient then our group calling/visiting that many facilities.
There were also several "tips" of people that might be Nancy, but so far, of course, none of those have panned out.
Saturday, April 7, 2018
Steve Lopez Article
Great article by Steve Lopez published both in the LA Times and MSNBC - thanks to Steve for sticking with this story!
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/she-vanished-17-months-ago-with-no-leads-now-a-volunteer-cop-has-a-troubling-theory-about-what-happened-to-her/ar-AAvANZN
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/she-vanished-17-months-ago-with-no-leads-now-a-volunteer-cop-has-a-troubling-theory-about-what-happened-to-her/ar-AAvANZN
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