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   Hidden camera catches Washington state nursing home owner raping 83-year-old   
   dementia patient: police    
      
   The woman's family set up a secret camera inside her room at AA Adult Family   
   Home in Auburn because they said something felt off. They found footage of the   
   home's 67-year-old owner allegedly attacking the woman, and police arrested   
   him Thursday.   
      
   BY MEG WAGNER  NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Saturday, November 15, 2014, 3:49 PM A A A   
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   The owner of AA Adult Family Home in Auburn, Wash., was arrested Thursday   
   after he allegedly raped an 83-year-old patient, police said.The owner of AA   
   Adult Family Home in Auburn, Wash., was arrested Thursday after he allegedly   
   raped an 83-year-old    
   patient, police said.PreviousNextThe owner of AA Adult Family Home in Auburn,   
   Wash., was arrested Thursday after he allegedly raped an 83-year-old patient,   
   police said.  The victim's family allegedly caught the attack on a hidden   
   camera they set up in    
   their loved one's room.  The home's other 11 residents have been removed.   
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   A Washington state nursing home owner raped an 83-year-old dementia patient,   
   police said -- and the victim's family caught the sickening attack on camera.   
      
   Laszlo Molnar, who runs AA Adult Family Home in Auburn, was arrested Thursday   
   for second degree rape allegations.   
      
   The victim's family set up a hidden camera inside her room at the small adult   
   care home because they sensed something was off.   
      
   When they reviewed the tapes Thursday night, they saw the 67-year-old owner   
   sexually attacking the elderly patient, they claimed.   
      
   "It's a very disturbing video. Obviously very disturbing, very traumatizing   
   for the victim and the family," Auburn police Commander Mark Caillier told   
   KOMO News.   
      
      
   The home's other 11 residents were immediately removed from the home and   
   temporarily placed in area hospitals.   
      
   Ten of them have already found rooms in new nursing homes.   
      
   They will also be examined for signs of possible sexual attacks since many of   
   them suffer from Alzheimer's disease or dementia and may not be able to   
   communicate abuse, officials said.   
      
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