In XXXX my mother was clinically diagnosed with XXXX XXXX, her drivers license was taken away and she became unable to care for herself. Immediately following this diagnosis, my mother became a victim of XXXX, fraud and identity theft. In XXXX XXXX XXXX of my sisters took advantage of my mothers illness and applied for a reverse mortgage through Wells Fargo Bank. 

In XXXX I filed an official police report on my mothers behalf. A warrant was issued for my sister, but she fled the State. My sister fled to another State, where she was eventually arrested, convicted and sentenced to federal prison for several financial related crimes that she committed in several other States. 
In XXXX I became my mothers court appointed conservator and guardian. For the past 3-years I have been cleaning up the mess that my sister and other siblings have caused. 

I have written Wells Fargo numerous letters regarding this case. They have not even considered my mothers illnesses, nor have they even bothered to investigate this matter on their end. I was able to receive a full copy of the original reverse mortgage application. The loan documents are a clear indication that my mother was confused and did not know what she was signing. This is evident by the fact that several times she signed her name wrong, signed her name in the wrong place, and or did not sign all of the required documents. 
In my opinion the notary and or loan officer should never have proceeded with the process. 
