On May 17, 2023, first responders found Dinora Cardoso, 79, of Brockton, in her home covered in cockroaches, bedbugs and feces, after her daughter, Eva Cardoso, 53, of Brockton, called 911 to ...

Dinora Cardoso, 79, was removed from her 'flea-infested' mattress by first responders and medics before she died two days later in hospital of necrotizing fasciitis. Irish Star.

MassHealth paid Eva Cardoso over $140,000 for her PCA care of Dinora Cardoso. The case came to light on May 17, 2023, when Eva Cardoso called 911 to report her mother needed an ambulance.

Crime Woman charged with manslaughter in Brockton mother’s death Emergency responders found the victim, Dinora Cardoso, 79, covered in cockroaches, bedbugs, and feces.

Dinora Cardoso died two days later at the hospital."The wounds were in such an infected state that necrotizing fasciitis infection had set in," Thibeault said.Officials said the three suspects ...

Furthermore, bank records indicate that Eva Cardoso regularly gave a portion of her PCA cheque to Kayla Cardoso. Over $140,000 was paid to Eva Cardoso by MassHealth for her PCA care of Dinora Cardoso.

Dinora Cardoso in family photo CBS Boston Lisa Hamilton, 64, a visiting nurse required to check the victim's insulin levels weekly, is also charged with caretaker neglect.

Dinora Cardoso, 79, had to be surgically separated from the mattress she was attached to, and she died in hospital two days later of necrotising fasciitis and sepsis Skip to main content News ...

On May 17, 2023, first responders found Dinora Cardoso, 79, of Brockton, in her home covered in cockroaches, bedbugs and feces, after her daughter, Eva Cardoso, 53, of Brockton, called 911 to ...

Eva Cardoso, 53, and Kayla Cardoso, 31, both of Brockton, and Lisa Hamilton, 64, of Stoughton, are facing charges related to the death of Dinora Cardoso, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea J ...

On May 17, 2023, Eva called 911 to report that her mother needed an ambulance, and first responders found Dinora Cardoso covered in cockroaches, bedbugs, and feces, prosecutors said.