Autumn Lake Healthcare at Bucks Hill in Waterbury. Photo: Google
Attorneys for the estate of Patricia Ann Way have sued Autumn Lake Healthcare, claiming the nursing home should have protected the resident from her boyfriend, 81-year-old John Jensen, who allegedly strangled Way with her own scarf in November.
April 26, 2019 at 11:46 AM
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Attorneys for the estate of a 76-year-old woman allegedly killed at the hands of her boyfriend in a Waterbury nursing home have sued the facility, claiming it should have known about the man’s violent history and protected the victim.
Police said 81-year-old John Jensen strangled Patricia Ann Way with her own scarf at Autumn Lake Healthcare at Bucks Hill in November 2018. Now, the woman’s estate has filed suit seeking monetary damages against Autumn Lake.
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