      Cecil was transported to the hospital. His body was covered in bedsores. He was
severely dehydrated, had been malnourished for weeks, and had a dangerously low body
temperature. His penis had sores and was emanating pus, a sign of a urethral infection.
He also had multiple lesions on his hands and feet. He was suffering from acute renal
failure, apparently caused by dehydration, and an inflammation of the liver. The
admitting physician opined that the extent of the bedsores and the degree of malnutrition
indicated a lengthy period of neglect: “This is something that at least over weeks, more
likely many months, would occur.”

                         testified she saw Cecil between
6 and 12 times from 2006 to 2008, prescribed two kinds of blood pressure medication for
him, and informed defendant that Cecil needed regular checkups to monitor his blood
pressure. She also referred him to a cardiologist for a twisted aorta.
       The last prescription for Cecil was filled in 2009. Cecil never saw a cardiologist.
       Darlene described Cecil as stubborn, picky, and resistant to bathing, chores, and
medical treatment. Others described him as friendly. He was an active member of the
Moose lodge for many years and rode his bike around town after the lodge closed.
       About three months before he was hospitalized, Cecil began wearing adult diapers
and appeared to