The woman who ran the company that was supposed to provide around-the-clock in-home nursing care to a little boy who starved to death last Christmas, will not be allowed to post bond and go free, a Broward judge ruled Thursday. Mirlande Moltimer, 47, owner of Samaritin Home Health Care, told Children’s Medical Services, the state agency that administers Medicaid, that she last saw Deonte Atwell on Oct.
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Rafael Olmeda, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Thu, 09/19/2024 - 1:50pm
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