that she was ready to come live with Brothers in
Tennessee.  Brothers immediately came to see Jensen, but she was at Drews’s
home.  Drews, his wife, and Richards confronted Brothers and accused her of
wrongdoing, kept Jensen from Brothers, and would not allow Brothers to speak to
Jensen for several months.  Brothers then commenced the guardianship proceeding
and she said that, at the first hearing in October, Jensen told her that Drews
and Richards were angry with Jensen for speaking to and sitting with Brothers. 
Drews admitted that he typically saw Jensen only on holidays, that he himself
was elderly and in poor health, and that he could not be Jensen’s permanent
guardian.
At the second evidentiary hearing, the
trial court heard evidence of Jensen’s displeasure with her lack of freedom now
that Brothers was living with her, but Brothersher Tennessee
address because an “internet search” revealed that she lived in Mount Juliet,
not Old Hickory.  In the second hearing, Brothers explained that her physical
address was in Old Hickory and that Mount Juliet is the town right next to Old
Hickory.


