CA says he stole from ailing seniors. Officials missed the red flags
Gregory Oveross’ job was to take care of his elderly clients’ money.
Gregory Oveross’ job was to take care of his elderly clients’ money. Instead, state prosecutors say, he and his partner stole $6 million from his clients’ accounts.
And then he left key parts of his reports to the courts blank, according to court records. Over the last two decades, California has set up systems to […]
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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