Cat hoarding case reveals family dispute Wildwood cat hoarding case reveals long-simmering family dispute

A judge had signed a search warrant just hours after Carter's family gave photos to police showing what was inside the home, which sits on a large piece of land in the 18000 block of Country Trails Court. Family members were in court on Friday to determine who should now take care of Thomas Fis...

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Published inSt. Louis post-dispatch
Main Author Rieck, Dana
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published St. Louis, Mo Pulitzer, Inc 07.09.2024
Subjects
Court hearings & proceedings
Elder care
Families & family life
Guardians
Parents & parenting
Search warrants
United States > US
Wildwood Missouri
Missouri
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Summary:A judge had signed a search warrant just hours after Carter's family gave photos to police showing what was inside the home, which sits on a large piece of land in the 18000 block of Country Trails Court. Family members were in court on Friday to determine who should now take care of Thomas Fischer and his finances. During the long hearing, family members described their fracturing relationships and the chain of events that led to an elderly couple being isolated from most of their children and living in a home filled with living - and dead - cats.
ISSN:1930-9600