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A South Carolina caregiver has been arrested more than two years after a Maryland woman says she drove hundreds of miles to check on her father, learned he had died days earlier and discovered his house was now in the caregiver’s name. Sarah Weaver Smalls, 58, was arrested Sept. 28 by Conway police on charges of exploitation of a vulnerable adult, breach of trust with fraudulent intent and perjury. The arrest marks a major turn in a case that Nora Rowland has been trying to unravel since June 2024. Rowland says her father, Robert Rowland, had Parkinson’s disease and a traumatic brain injury and had been receiving help with daily activities before Smalls entered his life as a caregiver. By the time Rowland reached her father’s home in Conway, South Carolina, she says he had been dead for three days. Inside, much of what she recognized was gone. Another family’s photographs were on the walls, and Smalls claimed the house as her own. What initially looked like a bitter property dispute now has a criminal case attached to it. WMBF reported that arrest warrants identify Robert Rowland as the vulnerable adult in the case and accuse Smalls of exploiting him between March and July 2024. Police allege Smalls improperly obtained power of attorney over Rowland, withdrew more than $17,000 in cash from his bank account and made multiple transfers to her Cash App. The warrants also bring the house at the center of the dispute directly into the criminal allegations. Police allege Smalls obtained the deed to Rowland’s Ackerrose Drive property on April 17, 2024, and that a member of her family notarized the transaction. A probate complaint reviewed by WMBF identifies the notary as Smalls’ sister. The property had been transferred through a quitclaim deed for a stated consideration of $5. According to WMBF’s review of the warrants, one law office declined to prepare the deed before another law office ultimately handled it. Link to full story: https://www.backyardgardenlover.com/caregiver-arrested-after-daughter-claims-fathers-300000-home-was-signed-off-for-5/

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