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A debt collector pursued an elderly woman with dementia to collect $3,900 charged to a credit card. The card was not hers. The debt collector told her son the charges were for, among other things, automobile tires, but the woman had never owned a car or had a driver's license, and she had been legally incapacitated for five years. Nonetheless, the debt collector sued her three times on the same debt.
October 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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