Rosa Maione Done, a former carer of Ann Marie Smith is arrested after she allegedly killed her client. People have been wondering about where the victim’s family is now.
Rosa Maione Done is a former carer of Ann Marie Smith.
She reportedly killed her client. However, she is now behind the bars, according to ABC.
Maison had been looking after her client for up to six years. However, during the last four months few months of her care that she failed to look after her.
Obituary: Where Are Ann Marie Smith Family Now?
Following the obituary, people have been wondering where Ann Marie Smith’s family is now.
Annie Marie Smith died in hospital in April 2020. Her death was reported due to septic shock, multiple organ failure, severe pressure sores, and malnourishment. In addition to that, the victim had cerebral palsy, a disorder that affects a person’s mobility.
According to the source, she lived alone in her home at Kensington Park and relied on an NDIS support worker for all of her needs. However, during the trial, Ms. Smith’s brother Steven made an impactful statement stating to the court that “it haunted him to think of his older sister “rotting away in her cane chair that used to be her safe haven”. He also mentioned that his sister valued support workers before the family.
Likewise, the victim’s uncle, Glen also mentioned that “animals were treated better” than how Anne was treated-to sit in squalor, excrement, not fed, not toileted, not washed, just left like a bit of roadkill.
Rosa Maione Done Arrested-Her Charges Explained
Rosa Maione Done has been recently arrested.
She has been sentenced to 6 years and 7 months for manslaughter. She will only be eligible for parole in 5 years and 3 months.
She was initially charged with homicide after she allegedly left a disabled woman(Ann Marie Smith) to rot in her own excrement, per Dailymail
However, in August 2020, she was released on bail in order to babysit her infant granddaughter. Consequently, following the indiction, she was sacked from Integrity Care in May.
In August 2020, she was released on strict bail conditions where she will be leaving at her Hector Ville home and will be electronically monitored around the clock. Cut to 2022, she is now arrested and is serving her sentences in jail.
Along with her, Integrity Care was questioned about the proper management resulting in a fine of more than $12,000 by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for failing to report Ms. Smith’s death.