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Two women are accused of driving the dead body of an 80-year-old man to his bank so he was visible to bank staff as they withdrew money from his account, then dropping him off at an Ashtabula hospital and leaving shortly after, according to an Ashtabula Police news release.
Ashtabula Police received a call from the hospital at about 5 p.m. on Monday, March 4, reporting that a deceased elderly man was dropped off there by two unidentified women who left shortly after their arrival without providing any information, according to a news release from the police department. Hours later, one of the women called the hospital and gave them some information on the dead man.
It is alleged that the women had found the man dead inside his home earlier in the day, where they had both also been residing. With the help of another person, they allegedly placed the man in the front seat of his car and drove to the bank, where they withdrew “an undisclosed amount of money from his account,” police said.
The women then went to the hospital and left the man’s body with the facility’s staff without a word until hours later.
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