Read the story and facts for yourself, then vote.

Each year thousands of Americans have their inheritances stolen by their best friends. It goes virtually unnoticed as these "friends" settle out of court by returning often less than half the money with a catch: everyone has to sign a non-disclosure agreement. In effect, victims cannot warn others by sharing their stories and the simple steps to take to protect yourself...

until now.

Am I out of my mind? How could this happen? How do I know? It happened to my mom; that's how I found out about all this and why I am currently writing the book in the left margin. The story you can read above is hers.

How is it possible? What's the cause? There are several but mostly it's one thing... The Great Depression.

Today's senior citizens were born during The Great Depression. Many don't trust banks outside of safe deposit boxes. They put their entire life savings in one, often with a friend's name on the box in case something happens to them. While their widow grieves, their "friend" empties the box and steals the inheritance. In short...

While you're grieving, they're thieving.