To the outside world, these people seemed to be the perfect carers. Entrusted to look after society’s most vulnerable, they were allowed into homes to cook, clean and take care of their personal and often financial affairs.
Many of them were viewed as close friends or family, often being the only daily shred of company they can rely on.
But, behind closed doors, these evil carers were abusing the trust placed in them by families and taking advantage of those they were supposed to be looking after.
