[mlc9852]

You mean they left the elderly and infirmed on their own to die? Please say this isn't true. I smell lots of lawsuits and they may well be warranted in this case.

[conservativewasp]

"I smell lots of lawsuits and they may well be warranted in this case."
I'm thinking criminal negligence. Lawsuits aren't enough, the individuals who did this and the Mayor and the Governor need to be held criminally responsible.

[codercpc]

I heard the story again this morning, and apparently the caregivers left after they were told (I don't know from who) there was a "planned rescue" for the residents, but it never came. I have no idea who was supposed to be in charge of that one, but you can bet we will hear more of it later.

I personally hope that not one of those so called "caregivers" have a decent night sleep for the rest of their lives. My sister - in - law is a state inspector of nursing homes, and if you could hear the stories of some private nursing homes (where most of the families of the elderly are never seen), you would be appalled.