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Remembering the Past
tacted a Seniors vs Crime representative who advised the detective that the woman was to-
tally blind, but otherwise competent. The detective reported also, that although the woman is
elderly and blind, she is very cognizant of what is going on and very clear in stating the facts
of the case. The victim stated, that between January 2015 and late April 2015, her account
went from $25,000 to less than $5,000. The victim was alerted by her bank to the heavy use
of her bank card, and that is when she contacted Seniors vs Crime for assistance.
The victim told detectives that the card was given to Brown only for use in purchasing items
the victim needed, and nothing more. The victim s bank statements reflected the information
already contained in the various reports that had been made during the investigation of the
fraud case.
The affidavit stated there were also receipts from Walmart showing purchases of
men's shampoo, men's deodorant, jewelry and a pregnancy test, "etc,." which the victim
stated she never received or authorized Brown to purchase. The total amount for unauthor-
ized withdrawals and purchases is in excess of $12,000, according to the report.
On Nov. 17, a detective spoke with Brown at her residence. She admitted that she
had worked for the victim, and that her duties were to pick up items for the victim such as
medical and general supplies and medications and providing transportation for physician
appointments. The report stated that Brown admitted she had possibly gone overboard.
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Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park has been a tourist attraction since early
accounts in the late 1880's and in 1920 expanded into several buildings and was a swimming
vice seeks public review
hole in the spring. Trains stopped to let passengers off to walk a short trail to the first mag-
http://www.fws.gov/crystalriver. More information about this can be found at http://www.
nitude spring. The tracks ran alongside what is now Fishbowl Drive. While passengers enjoyed
fws.gov/southeast. Comments must be submitted by December 18, 2015. Comments may
a view of Homosassa Spring and it's many variety of salt and fresh water fish, the trains crew
be e-mailed to: crystalriver@fws.gov.
were busy loading their freight of fish, crabs, spring water and cedar aboard the Mullet Train.
When the 50 acre site and surrounding 100 acres were purchased in the 1040's and the first
Shrimp Landing
underwater fish viewing was constructed which was an iron tank with small windows on each
side, this house was the entrance to the attraction Nature's Giant Fishbowl. History/Sally Price
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December 5th at. 1 p.m. till Chili is gone. Chili to be in crock pots and dropped
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Monday - Thursday 5:00 am - 9:00 pm
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some help. The CHILDREN receive Sandgnat Dollars for accomplishments. At Christmas
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12:00 noon · 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place · $5 to Taste Test & Vote
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