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Sunday, May 21, 2006
•	Law makes it hard to protect Isles' seniors During the past two years, APS received more than 1,800 calls about suspected abuse of seniors 60 or older. It investigated fewer than half of them. [more]

•	State investigation stopped pair from bilking widower
•	Fraud, theft convictions just 'tip of the iceberg'
•	Isles' adult-protection law called nation's most restrictive
•	Hawai'i's rate of investigation falls short

Monday, May 22, 2006
•	Family ties can conceal crime
•	Golden-years fleecing: Being 'hostage' of care
•	Ripple effect of illegal drugs can be devastating to elderly

Tuesday, May 23, 2006
•	Silence protects thieves while victims suffer

VIDEO

Victim of theft and forgery
Staff writer Rob Perez interviews Jojo Domingo, a concerned caregiver, and senior Manny Calizo, a victim of theft and forgery.

Falling Prey | The rising financial abuse of Hawai'i's elderly

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