Arlington police investigating up to 20 deaths in boarding homes
Two of the deaths involved wills that resulted in the suspect or her family inheriting the person’s estate, according to court records.
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Two of the deaths involved wills that resulted in the suspect or her family inheriting the person’s estate, according to court records.
At least 20 people who were cared for at the group homes owned by Regla “Su” Becquer died at the homes or soon after leaving, police said Friday.
The Department of Health and Human Services said Regla "Su" Becquer's Love and Caring for People LLC does not meet state standards.
Patrick says he was never left alone in the home and had a call button in his room if he needed help.
Tennison said he had no idea what was allegedly happening in the homes. He was shocked to learn Becquer had been arrested.