"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" actor Edie McClurg and her caretaker were allegedly abused by a man who claimed to be the former's "longtime friend," according to legal documents obtained by the Los Angeles Times.
In July, "Life in Pieces" actor Angelique Cabral accused Michael L. Ramos, who was allowed to live in McClurg's home as her companion, of taking advantage of her cousin and an employee from the JFS Care home-health service. McClurg is living with dementia.
The court initially allowed Ramos to remain in McClurg's residence as it believed "he would provide her with companionship." However, Cabral, who serves as the conservator of McClurg's estate, "has been suspicious of Mr. Ramos' motivations since the outset as she watched him integrate himself into the Conservatee's life while she was battling dementia," said the ex parte petition, which was filed Jul. 15.
