Frances received a life-altering phone call at work, informing her that her husband, Andrew, an attorney in England, had been arrested for client fraud and that police were searching their family home. The shocking event unfolded as officers sealed off Andrew's office, which had authority over many elderly clients with dementia, revealing that hundreds of thousands of pounds had vanished.

The investigation uncovered that Andrew had spent the embezzled funds on live sex websites, prostitution, and antiques. This scandal, which began 12 years ago, led to legal proceedings that examined Andrew's impulsive behavior, ultimately attributing it to the side effects of medication he was taking for Parkinson's disease. His actions devastated their family, leaving them to navigate the aftermath of his crimes amidst the scandal.

This case raises crucial questions regarding accountability and the mental health implications of certain medications, particularly in professions dealing with vulnerable populations. Frances's story illustrates the personal and financial toll of such scandals, emphasizing the need for increased scrutiny on how medications can impact behavior, especially in caregiving roles.