{"id":4426,"date":"2011-11-04T07:20:25","date_gmt":"2011-11-04T14:20:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/amicuscuria.com\/wordpress\/?p=4426"},"modified":"2021-02-08T03:15:25","modified_gmt":"2021-02-08T10:15:25","slug":"thurston-charges-man-wfelony-for-accommodating-handicapped-woman","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/amicuscuria.com\/wordpress\/thurston-charges-man-wfelony-for-accommodating-handicapped-woman\/","title":{"rendered":"No Good Deed Shall Go Unpunished in Thurston County"},"content":{"rendered":"

Thurston Prosecutor Charges Man w\/Felony: Accommodating Disabled Mom<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Thurston Prosecutor Counsels Juvenile Probation Officer, Sara Dotson & Det. Roland Weiss (360-754-2894.)<\/p><\/div>
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Sara Rolstad\/Joann Dotson (dob:11-21-61) 2833 TIMBER DR SE, Lacey<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n

Amy cannot remember the fatal crash that October 25, 1999 on\/near the Hood Canal bridge. Her passenger and boyfriend, Drew, was DOA after being airlifted to the Harborview regional trauma center in Seattle. Amy survived, but barely.<\/p>\n

After a week in a coma and 2 months in the hospital, Amy was left with many months of hard work at rehabilitation, amnesia from 2 weeks before & after the accident, partial retina detachment, loss of feeling in one leg, balance, and short term memory. Transient Global Amnesia, they called it.<\/p>\n

Amy learned how to walk again, eat without choking, read, write, dress herself, and slowly resume her life. Sometime during all this, she contracted a chronic often fatal auto-immune disease, Crohn’s.<\/p>\n

The good news is a hard working Thurston County programmer, Dick Cunningham, fell in love with Amy and helped nurse her back to health in the aftermath of the collision. They married. they had a child, Lily, now 6 years old. They felt compassion for a girl, Christina, who had the bad luck to be bounced from home to home because her single mother beset with personal problems was unable to care for her. Dick and Amy adopted Christina at 11. Today, Christina is 17.<\/p>\n

The bad news is, Dick contracted cancer and died from it about 4 years ago…a slow painful form. Heroically, Dick hung on until he had the 30 year minimum vested to provide for his young wife and 2 children, Lily and Christina. He willed himself to live for 24 hours more than the 30 year threshold his Thurston County Employee Pension Plan required. 24 hours later, his adopted daughter was stealing money from the dead man’s wallet.<\/p>\n

Christina had a recurrent problem stealing from neighbors and her own parents, lying, and bridling under her widowed adoptive mother’s authority. When disciplined for her shortcomings, she’d tell tearful tales to neighbors and friends about how she suffered under her mother’s ‘abuse’. Christina didn’t include the details, how she’d lie and steal, have friends impersonate her mother to school authorities for absenting herself from classes, or how she calculated her mother’s loss of short term memory would allow her to steal money from the household undetected.<\/p>\n

But that was all small change. Christina conceived of bigger plans. She’d ask the local (Olympia) Social Security office to pay HER the Title II benefit money based on her dead father’s earnings…all without telling her mother and after running away from a distraught tearful mother imploring her to stay. “F*** off! There’s nothing you can do about it,” she retorted.<\/p>\n

No Good Deed Shall Go Unpunished in Thurston County #11-1-01711-1<\/strong>