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I feel like compiling all these details into a new faq...I'm gonna do that as soon as I'm home so it's gonna be a while until then...let me just say.
It is very unlikely Chris signed over power of attorney or was declared severly mentally unfit to care for himself. Despite heilburg trying to build him up as a hapless retard that can't differentiate right and wrong. Chris knows damn well what he did was wrong. Even if the docs updated his diagnosis beyond autism, there's only so far that can go.
There's plenty of evidence to support the fact that Chris can handle living without any assistance beyond government handouts. Notice how in what pics we have of him there's no wrangler nearby watching him or accompanying him through the trip, just the van driver. This means they trusted Chris enough to grant him a trip to a store unsupervised
It just looks like the courts, his lawyer and other involved authorities have found a suitable home.
Is it possible that he could have signed over responsibility or been declared unfit to care for himself, so this home basically is now his wrangler?
As in, he signs power of attorney or whatever, they manage his tugboat, bills, debts, allow him some pocket money.
But they take him out for shopping trips, make sure he observes hygiene standards, behaves appropriately in public?
They may not be able to deny him access to the internet, but what about if he is just not allowed a smartphone, computer or any internet capable device?
When he needs to do real things he needs the internet for, perhaps a staff member supervises him, or is the one using the computer while he explains what he wants and inputs any passwords?
They can give him a dumb phone in case he gets lost and lock it to his handlers number, the homes number and emergency services.
Is this sort of treatment within Virginia law?
At the end of the day, this would be the best treatment and conditions of life for him, as it would keep him out of trouble and eventually possibly make him a semi productive member of society.
I know I might be being optimistic, but could it be possible that someone has managed to arrange the best for him ?
It is very unlikely Chris signed over power of attorney or was declared severly mentally unfit to care for himself. Despite heilburg trying to build him up as a hapless retard that can't differentiate right and wrong. Chris knows damn well what he did was wrong. Even if the docs updated his diagnosis beyond autism, there's only so far that can go.
There's plenty of evidence to support the fact that Chris can handle living without any assistance beyond government handouts. Notice how in what pics we have of him there's no wrangler nearby watching him or accompanying him through the trip, just the van driver. This means they trusted Chris enough to grant him a trip to a store unsupervised