What would you do to protect your father from a cougar intent on stealing dear Dad blind? He is slipping into the recklessness of dementia and the fog of indecision and fear. He is forgetting where he is and whom he married. He gets himself in trouble with the law even though he had been a prominent Cleveland, Ohio attorney with a superior education and an unblemished career, that is, until he met her. She authored his prenuptial agreement and gave herself the license to steal and incapacitate. There is a covert team of criminals out there, migrating toward your parent. How would you keep your dad safe? How would you stop the chaos? If you are worried about your parents as they age alone in their home of 40 years, I recommend my book, Deliberate Accident: The Possession of Robert Sturges as your next great read. This is a memoir about my dad's last 10 years of life. Some of the perpetrators in the story are still alive; therefore, names were changed to protect identities. This is a courtroom and police tale set in both Ohio and Florida about a man victimized by someone he thought loved him and married, until he forgot who she was. My personal experiences with my dad were so explosive and life threatening that I am compelled to share them with all who worry about the same fate for their own parents. I told my dad in one of his final cognitive flashes of awareness that I would never give up on him. I was destined to fulfill that promise.