Video Footage Of How Four Nigerian Caregivers Abused 89-year-old [WATCH]


Video footage shows 89-year-old grandmother suffering from dementia being ‘maltreated and abused’



Video captures the moment four Nigerian caregivers “maltreated and abused” a dementia-stricken 89-year-old grandmother in the United Kingdom.


Online, horrifying video has surfaced that shows an 89-year-old dementia sufferer being abused by four Nigerian caregivers after her family hid a covert camera in her bedroom and became suspicious of brises on her body.


Beryl Wall, 89, reportedly started getting brises on her face and wrists while residing in a Wolverhampton care facility, which alarmed her granddaughters Rebecca and Danielle Hinsley, according to Daily Mail. In February 2020, the couple lodged a complaint with the Wolverhampton care home staff. However, they were not satisfied with the response they received, so they decided to handle things themselves.


The granddaughters of Ms. Wall, who suffered from vascular dementia and was mute at the time, attempted to see what was going on with their grandmother by attaching a Yi Eye Wi-Fi camera to a picture frame in her bedroom. The grandmother was beaten with a pillow, handled roughly, and treated inhumanely during the course of four days of video. The video also captured the employees yelling at Mrs. Wall, punching her in the face, and raising her legs in the air.online, claiming to have hidden a hidden camera in her bedroom and to be suspicious of the bruises on her body.


Another video shows one of the thugs mocking and grabbing Mrs. Wall violently before slapping her over the head with a pillow. In the shocking video, the humiliated employees can also be heard calling Mrs. Wall “disgusting” and holding her down while they try to clean and get her dressed. A portion of the video depicts Mrs. Walls' legs being pulled or forcefully held in the air in spite of her progressively agitated cries. In an attempt to preserve her dignity, it also showed her being shoved, restrained, and having a towel placed over her face by caregivers.


Detectives said that after a year of residing at the house, the elderly woman developed brises on her arm and became apprehensive about being touched.


“Knowing they spent Christmas and new year away from their families is the best punishment,” said her granddaughter Danielle. When this was happening, we went to Nan every day before lockdown. She had bruises, and her behavior had changed. After that, I went home and placed an order for a picture frame camera on Amazon, adding a photo of my sister, my grandmother, and me to it. The granddaughter claimed to be devastated after watching the video a few days later. According to Danielle, the old grandma appeared to be confused and naked in a large portion of the video. According to the BBC, the two sisters testified before the West Midlands Police, the Care Quality Commission, and the managers of the assisted living facilities.


Sadly, on October 6 of last year, the cherished 92-year-old grandmother of six, great-grandmother of twelve, and great-great-grandmother of one departed from this life, shortly after her abusers were found guilty.


December 8, 2023, saw the conviction of Ame Tunkara, 33, and Morounranti Adefila, 43, for ill-treatment and willful neglect. They were given a four-month prison sentence. On November 14, 2023, Wolverhampton residents Danny Ohen, 39, and Bridget Aideyan, 49, were also found guilty of the same offenses and given sentences of six months and four months, respectively.


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