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Woman Allegedly Drowns 93-Year-Old Grandmother, Says She Was 'Sick Of Seeing Her' - Vimarsana News

Woman Allegedly Drowns 93-Year-Old Grandmother, Says She Was 'Sick Of Seeing Her'

"According to the confession, she was just tired of taking care of a grandmother," Eaton Police Division Chief Steven Hurd said.

Ohio woman allegedly drowns 93-year-old grandmother in kitchen sink, bathtub to dodge nursing home bills - Vimarsana News

Ohio woman allegedly drowns 93-year-old grandmother in kitchen sink, bathtub to dodge nursing home bills

An Ohio woman allegedly told police she snuck up behind her 93-year-old grandmother while she was washing dishes and drowned her in the sink and bathtub to dodge nursing home bills.

Steven D Hurd | The National Law Review - Vimarsana News

Steven D Hurd | The National Law Review

Steve’s practice has been concentrated in the area of employment litigation. He provides advice to clients concerning litigation avoidance, litigation strategy, and alternative forms of dispute resolution.

Steven D Hurd | The National Law Review - Vimarsana News

Steven D Hurd | The National Law Review

Steve’s practice has been concentrated in the area of employment litigation. He provides advice to clients concerning litigation avoidance, litigation strategy, and alternative forms of dispute resolution.

Texas Republicans face profound reckoning as Donald Trump leaves office - Vimarsana News

Texas Republicans face profound reckoning as Donald Trump leaves office

Some of Donald Trump’s most loyal allies in Texas expect he’ll be a force in the state for years. Credit: Michael Stravato for The Texas Tribune Last week, for his first public appearance since his supporters laid a deadly siege on the U.S. Capitol, President Donald Trump chose a rather predictable refuge: Texas. Texas, after all, is the biggest and reddest border state in the country, and the border has been inseparable from Trump’s political identity since the start of his White House ambitions. On this trip, though, the president stepped off Air Force One at Vall...