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Local lawn scattered with medical records

Posted on May 18, 2008 by Dissent

Bisi Onile-Ere reports for ABC12:

There are concerns about the potential for identity theft in one Mid-Michigan community.

The private financial and medical information of dozens of people fill boxes that sit in the front yard of a Swartz Creek home.

That home once belonged to a chiropractor and sits on the 3200 hundred block of Elms Road. The trash and boxes stretch from the garage all the way to the street.

We are told a Burton Chiropractor stopped paying on the house, and moved out the state about a year ago — leaving a lot of his patient information behind.

Terri Senecal says the house at one time belonged to Dr. Richard Skouson of Affordable Chiropractic in Burton.

Full story – ABC12

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