Some places have a protocol that hospitals must follow after a patient dies... even if the cause of death is obvious, a death might become an automatic Medical Examiner's case if they're under a certain age, if they've died within 24 hours after being admitted to the hospital, etc..
in her dungeon
In her hair, and good luck finding that.
Some nursing homes and assisted living facilities will take residents out to local shopping centers. They'll have a small bus or van for taking multiple residents out at once, like a field trip. It's not just for shopping. It gets them out of the home for a bit, entertains/stimulates them, and gets them to walk around for exercise. Trips to the store can be used as a carrot to incentivize good behavior. Her outing selfies are either inside of a Target or as a vehicle passenger. I suspect she's going out as part of a structured trip with the home, or a single caretaker is driving her around for enrichment.
Well, she's certainly not using it for food.
At what point did they stop saying she looks so thin and needs to eat something?
I hope none is Italian.
I hope she doesn't live with any Holocaust or Gulag survivors. Would probably give them flashbacks.
Very true. There are some facilities where each resident is given a set amount (say, $20) to spend. Target is a frequent one. Of course, any items the residents intend to purchase are first 'approved' by the techs before they all collectively leave.
It's true, she could be pulling in some money from her....
There's no point investing money in a dead child.
I take it you've never loved somebody? Just because somebody threw their life away, doesn't mean you just stop loving them, especially when they're your own child.
look at episodes of intervention or my 600 lbs life
