Has He Been Banned?

That wonderful ex-employer of mine who is such a nasty human being, who I have named Dog Breath (becuause of his foul breath) hasn't been seen in the Eastbourne home for quite a while now, instead his wife is doing the visits.

I actually wonder why his wife (Mrs Dog Breath)has stood by him after having had her world fall through the floor when hearing about what her husband was accused of, but then she is cut from the same cloth. No morals, no interest in any one other than herself, unfair, a liar and totally delusional.

It makes you wonder have things finally caught up with him? The case that has been brought against him is still ongoing, because the slimy toad is wriggling at every turn, telling lies, but getting caught out. Still the judge seems to have his measure as she isn't leaving any room for him to lodge an appeal over some slight mishandling, so she has afforded him yet another stay of execution. I just feel so sorry for the person who is still waiting for justice as this nasty, slimy creep still tries to squirm his way out of trouble.

The home itself is failing to hold onto staff still, and the reports going around are of a very unhappy home with staffing issues, mainly because good staff now avoid this home like the plague. One resident managed to fall down the stairs and survived, what I have been informed, was a broken neck. This was a lovely resident always chatting, now in pain and apparently just sitting in the lounge without saying much apart form appearing to be in pain, which is heart wrenching for those who are still there and knew her before.

I still haven't heard anybody from the Social Services have a good word to say about the home or its owners, and the word is that they are trying to wind up the company, it is thought as both the company and Mr Dog Breath were being taken to court over the accusations. I heard that when informed of this the judge turned to Mr. Dog Breath and said it wasn't just about the company, but about him so he would still be liable.

Next instalment when I get enough news to pass on.