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California Attorney Generals office: 1300 I St,
11494 Avondale Loop Road
Oregon
Disneyland Park: 1313 Disneyland Dr,
Montgomery County Probate Court, 41 N Perry St,
County Probate Office; 101 S Lawrence St
Beijing, China
Snohomish County Courthouse 3000 Rockefeller Ave.
Costello Court House; 32 Cherry St
Ward County District Court, 315 Third St SE,
Housatonic Probate Court, 47 Bridge St
Sweden:
Gig Harbor Police Department, 3519 Grandview St
Costello Court House; 32 Cherry St
Clevland, Ohio
Arizona
Dougherty County Probate Court, 225 Pine Ave
Russian Federation
Kasem KAres, 16000 Ventura Blvd. Suite 520 Encino, CA 91436
Hampton County Probate Court, 304 Mill St,
Miami, Florida
San Francisco, California:
Oakland County Circuit Court. 1200 N Telegraph Rd, Unit 12
Wasilla, Alaska Probate & Guardianship
Walla Walla County Courthouse, 315 W Main St
Hampton Probate Court; 304 Mill St
Coeur d'Alene Police Dept. 3818 N Schreiber Way
E 46th St & 1st Ave, New York, NY 10017
Calvin Curtis Attorney at Law, 1135 E South Temple St
General Assembly of the United Nations, New York, NY 10017, United States
Washington Statem Supreme Coirt House 415 12th Ave SW, | Olympia, Washington
Supreme Court of South Carolina; 1231 Gervais St
Nevada Office of The Attorney General: 5420 Kietzke Ln # 202
138 Eagle St, Albany, NY 12202-1719
MARLBORO COUNTY PROBATE COURT & SHERIFF:S OFFICE
23279 Leonora Dr
Coeur D’Alene, Idaho
PMPED, 101 Mulberry St E
Camp Bay Road
827 W First Ave
Bexar County Probate, 100 Dolorosa
D Street Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Supreme Court of Texas; 201 W 14th St, Unit 104
651 West Dalton Avenue,
1116 W Broadway Avenue
Covington County in Alabama. Court Square, Andalusia
1 15 Hillhouse Ave, Yale University
11494 Avondale Loop Road
Clark County Family Court; 601 N Pecos Rd
7141 Cleanwater Dr
Seattle, Washington Probate
Albany County Courthouse, 16 Eagle Street
Tulare County Superior Court, 425 E Kern Ave
SANTA FE, New Mexico
JP Morgan Headquarters: 270 Park Ave
Colorado Supreme Court, 1300-1376 Lincoln St
Birmingham, Alabama Probate Court
Youngston Courthouse, 120 Market St,
Powderhorn Bay
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.
NYC Elder Absue Center; 525 E 68th St,
Mountain Brook, Alabama
Portsmouth General District Court; 1345 Court St, Suite 104
Washington State Bar Association: 1325 Fourth Ave., Suite 600
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Seante: Independence & Constitution Aves
Idaho Supreme Court Building; 451 W State St,
Benewah County Government Office; 701 W College Ave
Kootenai County Courthouse; 324 W Garden Ave
Christian Care Home, 800 Chambers Rd,
6800 Main St
New London Superior Court, 70 Huntington St,
2340 W Seltice Way
King County Superior Court; 516 3rd Ave,
Harris County Courthouse: 201 Caroline Street
919 N Rexford Dr
Sierra County Government Office: 311 N Date St
Ada County
Oregon State Bar; 16037 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd
4200 Colby Ave
2340 W Seltice Way
Portland, Oregon
801 e best ave CDA, idaho
Columbus, OH
Dark Triad Traits in Organized Undue Influence Models: Techniques Predators Use to Exploit Vulnerable Persons.
Probate Court Corruption & Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).
Federal Court Equates Elder Guardianship to Racketeering:
//www.newsbreak.com/news/1498169756733/federal-court-equates-elder-guardianship-to-racketeering
“The 6th Circuit ruling confirmed my client’s right to challenge a court order, which may have been obtained through abuses of judicial processes,” said Dr. Saghafi’s attorney Chuck Longo in a telephone interview. “The decision will have far reaching negative implications for guardians and lawyers who improperly use guardianships as criminal enterprises to defraud the elderly and incompetent, which is a violation of the RICO statute.”
“Defendants APRIL PARKS, MARK SIMMONS, and GARY NEAL TAYLOR, did on or between December 21, 2011 and July 6, 2016, then and there, within Clark County, Nevada, knowingly, willfully and feloniously, while employed by or associated with an enterprise, conduct or participate either directly or indirectly, in racketeering activity through the affairs of said enterprise, and/or in the affairs of the enterprise through racketeering activity, did engage in said acts, to wit: by Defendants working for A Private Professional Guardian, LLC using their position to steal funds belonging to elderly and disabled persons over whom they had guardianship authority, through the use of a series of fraudulent billing practices, said activity constituting Racketeering contrary to NRS 207.400 (1)(c)(2).“
KTNV 13 Las Vegas: The guardian is guilty: April Parks, others plead guilty in guardianship abuse case
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) //www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/content/rico-act.html
NASGA: OHIO LAWYERS ACCUSED IN GUARDIANSHIP RACKET | Landmark Ruling: Simonoff v. Saghafi
Racketeering in Boston Probate? //www.stopprobatefraud.com/blog/2017/08/28/racketeering-in-boston-probate/
OHIO COURTS ENFORCED FRAUD; RACKETEERING SAYS SUIT //www.stopprobatefraud.com/blog/2019/10/27/ohio-courts-enforced-fraud-racketeering-says-suit/
Probate Courts: Criminal racketeering sanctioned by government //ppjg.me/2011/02/20/probate-courts-criminal-racketeering-sanctioned-by-government/
Attorney: Elder “Protective Services” is a Racketeering Enterprise Medically Kidnapping Seniors
Seattle Times: Secrecy hides cozy ties in guardianship cases
Potential conflicts of interest radiate through guardianship cases, a Seattle Times investigation has found. The roles played by lawyers, guardians, court-appointed investigators and investment managers often overlap or blur. Sometimes, the same person assumes multiple responsibilities that would normally be kept separate.
And who’s to know? The Weed file, for instance, has been stamped secret — one of hundreds of such cases to be improperly removed from public scrutiny.
Judges and court commissioners across the state have sealed the entire file in at least 398 guardianship cases since 1990, The Times found during its ongoing series investigating concealed court records. Most of the cases were sealed in King County.
Activist Post: Was Annette Hayes “Taken Out” by Veterans Group
//www.activistpost.com/2019/01/was-annette-h…
“It does seem very odd,” commented Kerri Kasem, Founder and President of the Kasem Cares Foundation, which advocates for guardianship and probate reform. “Here’s someone who declined to leave in 2017 when her replacement was announced, then without advanced notice she’s just gone. You would think there’s a reason for her leaving office so suddenly.”
The organized effort for investigation of corruption in the U.S. Attorney’s Office was led by a national Seattle-based group that has aggressively pursued the criminal prosecution of corrupt judges and attorneys, Veterans for Guardianship and Probate Reform (VGR), together with GPF organizations AAAPG, CEAR, and the Kasem Cares Foundation.
After reviewing dozens of probate and guardianship cases with serious problems, VGR Paralegal Sophia Bagnaschi noticed a pattern of names, contacted ad hoc guardianship advocacy groups to compare notes, performed exhaustive searches of thousands of records, and discovered evidence that Washington State public officials are being bribed.
“When you work directly with people who’ve been affected by court fraud, you see the human cost, the loss of life, the destruction of families. You really feel the pain, the trauma, the loss of faith, and the hopelessness. It’s just unbelievable, the total devastation. When I found out that staff attorneys at the U.S. Attorney’s Office wouldn’t prosecute corrupt judges and lawyers because the victims are, to quote, ‘either dead or diminished so they don’t make good witnesses,’ that was it,” said Bagnaschi, “I just knew something was very wrong. I needed to know why this was happening. I just became completely outraged and went to work,” said Bagnaschi.
Justice Department Reaches Settlement with Northwest Trustee Services of Bellevue, Washington, for Illegally Foreclosing on Servicemembers’ Homes
“The amount of abuse is crazy. You’re going against a rigged system.”
OC Register: Money-draining probate system ‘like a plague on our senior citizens’
“…. often there is a little buddy-buddy system going on, sometimes a judge has friends who are attorneys,” said Thomas Coleman, a Palm Springs lawyer who specializes in representing the disabled.”
BuzzFeed News : BEYOND BRITNEY: ABUSE, EXPLOITATION, AND DEATH INSIDE AMERICA’S GUARDIANSHIP INDUSTRY
Organized “Elder Exploitation Crime Rings” Devastate Families & Highlight Corruption in County Probate Courts & Healthcare Systems.
The Guardians: Documentary Trailer
“If you’re retired, wealthy, and thinking of moving to Las Vegas, think twice. An investigative look at the systemic abuse of elderly people by court-appointed guardians.”
Denver 7: Colorado guardianships can bleed estates with little to no oversight | “It’s a money-making machine,” says one man.
Dr. Gina Loudon Newscast on Real America’s Voice: The Silent Epidemic Preying on America’s Elderly: Bernie Kerik & Rick Black fighting estate theft
Can a RICO Claim Be Brought Against The Executor Of An Estate?
Article Courtesy of probatestars.com
Yes. The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit recently ruled that RICO claims can be brought in connection with unlawful activities by an executor or personal representative of an estate, in connection with the estate of the father and financial backer of noted fashion designer Vera Wang.
In King v. Wang, 2016, U.S. App. Lexis 15753 (2nd Cir. 2016), the estate of noted artist and art collector C.C. Wang was at issue. C.C. Wang was also the father and financial backer of fashion designer Vera Wang.
Before and during the administration of his estate, the Defendant was alleged to have engaged in a scheme to deprive the Plaintiff’s of their rightful inheritance from the Decedent.
As explained by the lower court:
Here, Plaintiffs’ RICO claims are based on allegations that Defendants engaged in an “ambitious scheme . . . designed to change C.C. Wang’s financial affairs and long standing estate plan” in order to facilitate the diversion of family assets away from Plaintiffs and into Defendants’ hands. (Compl. ¶¶ 46, 154-57, 179.) To the extent, therefore, that Plaintiffs’ RICO claims seeks damages from Defendants personally on the ground that their conduct prevented Plaintiffs from receiving an expected gift or inheritance, they are exactly the type of probate-related claims that Marshall permits federal courts to address. See Marshall, 547 U.S. at 304; Rothberg, 2013 WL 1314699, at *11.
The Second Circuit affirmed Federal jurisdiction over the RICO claim, explaining:
To determine whether a case falls within the probate exception we must assess: (1) whether the action requires “the probate or annulment of a will [or] the administration of a decedent’s estate;” and (2) whether the action requires the court “to dispose of property that is in the custody of a state probate court.” Marshall v. Marshall, 547 U.S. 293, 311-12 (2006); see also Lefkowitz v. Bank of N.Y., 528 F.3d 102, 106 (2d Cir. 2007) (“Following Marshall . . . so long as a plaintiff is not seeking to have the federal court administer a probate matter or exercise control over a res in the custody of a state court, if jurisdiction otherwise lies, then the federal court may, indeed must, exercise [jurisdiction].”). Post-Marshall, the probate exception is to be construed narrowly, such that unless a federal court is endeavoring to (1) probate or annul a will, (2) administer (or invalidate the administration of) an estate, or (3) assume in rem jurisdiction over property that is in the custody of the probate court, the probate exception does not apply. Lefkowitz, 528 F.3d at 105-06. We agree with the district court that the RICO claims raised here “are exactly the type of probate-related claims that Marshall permits federal courts to address.” King, 2015 WL 4207076, at *5.
The Court also succinctly explained the basic requirements for pleading a RICO action for civil damages:
To adequately plead a pattern of racketeering activity, a “plaintiff must plead at least two predicate acts, and must show that the predicate acts are related.” GICC Capital Corp. v. Tech. Fin. Grp., Inc., 67 F.3d 463, 465 (2d Cir. 1995) (citation omitted). In addition, plaintiffs must plead the predicate acts “amount to, or pose a threat of, continuing criminal activity,” the “so-called ‘continuity’ requirement.” Id. “Thus, a plaintiff in a RICO action must allege either an ‘open- ended’ pattern of racketeering activity (i.e., past criminal conduct coupled with a threat of future criminal conduct) or a ‘closed-ended’ pattern of racketeering activity (i.e., past criminal conduct ‘extending over a substantial period of time’).” Id. at 465.
JUSTICE.gov: Civil RICO: A Manual for Federal Attorneys
//www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usam/legacy/2014/10/17/civrico.pdf

COMPARATIVE MAP & 5 PHASE ELDER PIPELINE DIAGRAM LINKS BELOW
I. Organized Elder Exploitation by Probate Court Professionals.
II. The Elder Abuse & Exploitation Pipeline
Premeditated, Organized Elder Abuse, Negligence and Exploitation Patterns: 5 Phase Elder Human Trafficking Pipeline By Professionals In Probate Court Process With Map Links to Verifiable News Articles, Cases/Related Evidence & Repeating Trend Analysis.
Estate Ruling Documents or Probate Papers: Key Factors & Fraud Circumstances Characterized by Undue Influence and Silver Collar Crimes.
Figure 2: The Elder Exploitation Fraud Triangle. Courtesy of DEFALCATION.org
FIGURE 3: Undue Influence Models. Singer/Nievedel Model | Blum IDEAL Model | Bernatz SCAM Model | Brandle/Heiser/Stiegel Model

FIGURE 4: D.E.F.A.L.C.A.T.I.O.N PROCESS. This vulnerable person exploitation methodology combines elements of previous models but also involves one or more professionals working in collusion with the primary predator. The Collusion/Chicanery step also pertains to “Conflicts-of-Interest”. This model defines the organized exploitation over time among multiple persons in roles of trust controlling the vulnerable person and embezzling their assets through coordinated schemes and functioning as a criminal enterprise.
An example of predatory professionals working in-concert to exploit vulnerable persons was defined in an infamous Clark County, Nevada case precedent as Racketeering. Large for profit Guardianship/Conservator companies and estate planning firms repeatedly exploiting their own elderly clients through document crimes & closely aligned third parties in Probate Courts could fit the definition of a criminal enterprise, if the cases were able to tried by a truly independent judge or jury.
“Defendants APRIL PARKS, MARK SIMMONS, and GARY NEAL TAYLOR, did on or between December 21, 2011 and July 6, 2016, then and there, within Clark County, Nevada, knowingly, willfully and feloniously, while employed by or associated with an enterprise, conduct or participate either directly or indirectly, in racketeering activity through the affairs of said enterprise, and/or in the affairs of the enterprise through racketeering activity, did engage in said acts, to wit: by Defendants working for A Private Professional Guardian, LLC using their position to steal funds belonging to elderly and disabled persons over whom they had guardianship authority, through the use of a series of fraudulent billing practices, said activity constituting Racketeering contrary to NRS 207.400 (1)(c)(2).“

Dark Triads/Cluster B Personality Traits Prevalent in Elder Abuse, Negligence & Exploitation Circumstances.
Fortune Journals: Exploring the Dark Side: Relationships between the Dark Triad Traits and Cluster B Personality Disorder Features.
Psychology Today: Beware of the Malevolent Dark Triad
//www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/toxic-relationships/201812/beware-the-malevolent-dark-triad
FIGURE 3: Dark Triad Traits in the Elder Exploitation and Abuse Pipeline Process.
Click here to View Larger Diagram and Process with Examples.
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VIEW: DEPT. of JUSTICE ELDER ABUSE, NEGLIGENCE & ELDER FINANCIAL EXPLOITATION STATUTES.
Grass Roots Elder Advocacy Organizations & Publishers
CEAR – CENTER FOR ESTATE ADMINISTRATION REFORM
KASEM CARES – LEGISLATION BY STATE
PROBATE COURT, ELDER LAW ATTORNEYS, SOCIAL WORKERS, PHYSICIANS AND JUDICIAL MISCONDUCT PATTERNS; ARTICLES, ADVOCATES & RESEARCH PLATFORMS.
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Research Support Articles, PDF Handbooks, State Statutes & Resources
Dept. of Justice; Elder Rights Initiative, American Bar Association & American Psychiatrists Association: ELDER ABUSE RESOURCES, LAWS & GUIDES
- Legal Issues Related to Elder Abuse A Pocket Guide for Law Enforcement
- Elder Abuse Guide For Law Enforcement (EAGLE) State Specific Laws
- Additional Charges using Elder Justice Initiative Definitions
DIMINISHED CAPACITY ASSESSMENT HANDBOOKS
- Assessment of Older Adults with Diminished Capacity: A Handbook for Psychologists
- Judicial Determination of Capacity of Older Adults in Guardianship Proceedings
- ASSESSMENT OF OLDER ADULTS WITH DIMINISHED CAPACITIES
Grassroots Stakeholder Movement Resources: Vulnerable Person (VP) Task Force Aggregating, Curating, Tracking and Profiling Webs, Maps & Apps:
- VP TASKFORCE
- CITIZENS PUBLIC SAFETY NETWORK (CPSN)
- CITIZEN TO CITIZEN (C2C) PUBLIC SAFETY MOVEMENT
- CITIZEN POLICING SOFTWARE – ALTRUESOFT
- CITIZEN SAFETY MAPS
- CITIZEN’S ELDER ADVOCATE SUPPORT ENTERPRISE (CEASE)
- CITIZEN BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (CBI)
- VICTIM’S ENFORCEMENT NETWORK GATHERING EVIDENCE (VENGE)
- D.E.F.A.L.C.A.T.I.O.N.
- NORTHWEST JOURNAL’S PROBATE PAPERS
- ADVOCATES PUBLISHING NETWORK
- THE NORTHWEST BUSINESS ALLIANCE – BUSINESS ALLIES
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- National Adult Mistreatment Report System (NAMRS) collects state-level adult protective services data.
- National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) collects state-level law enforcement data.
- FTC Consumer Sentinel Network collects consumer complaints from multiple sources.
- Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) collects data on suspected elder financial exploitation submitted by financial institutions.
Key search terms: grant research objectives & Administrative rules for Adult Protective Services, State Health Departments, Elder Abuse and Exploitation requirements legislated by the Code of Federal Regulations, Social Security Act, Americans with Disabilities Act and Older Americans Act. Aggregated & direct interviews via Citizen research and complaints focused on elder abuse, exploitation and negligence, human trafficking, corruption, professional cronyism among state licensed service providers such as Estate Planning Attorneys, Doctors, Physicians, Clinicians & coordinated medical ethics for elder care, neurocognitive & capacity evaluations, Conservator, Court Visitor, LSW, Guardian, Guardianship, Trustee, Management Services, Model Rules of Professional Conduct, Rules of Civil Procedure, State Bar Ethics Commissions, CMS, Hospital, Facility Management, SEC, FINRA, Code of Federal Regulations,Tax Fraud, Wealth Management Services, Certified Financial Forensics & CPA Investigation manuals, Uniform Code and many more industry compliance guidelines . Supported by research from over site sources, Bureau of Occupational Licenses and all State Statutes relevant to Negligence, Exploitation & Abuse including Probate Court monitoring, Senate Hearing on “Toxic Conservatorships“, recent federal legislation, Acts of Congress, Elder Justice Act, Elder Abuse Guide For Law Enforcement (EAGLE), American Bar Association & American Psychologists Association Resources on & Elder Abuse & Vulnerable Person Legislation.
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