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The investigation is closed with "not indicated" disposition for Ms. Robin Cunningham as the PARN on Psychological/emotional abuse, physical abuse, with Mrs. Lois Cunningham as PIR and on the allegations of psychological/emotional abuse and physical abuse with Mr. Robert Cunningham as PIR. Mr. Cunningham denied every being mistreated by Ms. Robin Cunningham and is physical and mentally able to care for himself with minimal assistance from Ms. Robin Cunningham. Mrs. Cunningham is unable to interview due to advance dementia. However, the son, Danny Cunningham and Mr. Cunningham denies Ms. Robin Cunningham ever mistreating Mrs. Cunningham. Only that Robin Cunningham isn't physically able to care for Mrs.
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