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When an Assisted Living Facility Chooses Money Over Your Mother’s Life You placed your mother in an assisted living facility because you believed she would be safe. That was the promise — the entire reason the facility exists, the entire reason you trusted it. Now she is dead, killed by another resident the facility already knew was violent. And the reason that resident was still there, according to the lawsuit your family filed, is a number: nearly $400,000 in revenue. That is what the facility valued your mother’s safety against. That is what it chose. We are writing this for the family sitting at a kitchen table in North Star or Newark or Wilmington, staring at a death certificate and a facility brochure that promised “compassionate care” and “a safe community,” trying to understand how a place you paid to protect your mother could have known a resident was dangerous and kept him anyway — and then, after he killed her, kept him for seven more days. The anger you feel is not a distraction from the legal case. It is the legal case. What happened to your mother was not an unpredictable tragedy. It was the foreseeable consequence of…