“Friday before he passed away that Saturday, we were up dancing and laughing with him,” recalled Osterberg. “It’s just been so hard knowing that how could somebody allow this to happen to him like where were all the nurses? Where were the staff?”
65-year-old John Carr’s family knew he didn’t have a lot of time left, but they wanted to make the most of it.
Edward Carr has spent the past five weeks taking care of his brother. He had been in and out of the hospital recently and was temporarily staying at Carington Park nursing home. Edward checked John in there this past Friday. “They went looking for it,” Edward recalled. “I was a little impatient, so I just put my coat on him. So, I was at the local Walmart and that’s when he told me he got assaulted. He says all he knows is he held his arms up and he was beat on.”“I took him to my house,” he said. “We drank coffee, and everything was good and then he started complaining about a headache and he was complaining about his arms and everything.
The Ashtabula Police Department is investigating John’s death. The chief said they believe another resident may have been involved in his assault.
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