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Case Study Of Mr. Hyde At Devita Dialysis Clinic

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On this date worker visited Mr. Johnny Hyde at Devita Dialysis Clinic, for the purpose of informing Mr. Hyde the department had received his bank statements from First Bank of Jasper. Mr. Hyde wanted to know what charges showed and worker explained to Mr. Hyde the multiply charges on the account that matched with Mr. Joey Hunt's Facebook home page. Mr. Hyde stated, "I knew he stole my money and I want him arrested." Worker explained she would give the information to Walker County Police Department.
During interview Mr. Hyde became emotional and stated, "That was money me and Bobbie had planned on using after the other one passed away and now the money and Bobbie is gone." During visit, Mr. Hyde again stated he would go into a nursing home
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