In 1992, Vathekan learned that one of the women who helped take care of her when she was growing up was dying of breast cancer in Takoma Park. So she left India, moved in with the woman and cared for her until her death. In January 1995, she was spending her nights caring for a man who suffered from Alzheimer's disease. Vathekan would return home in the mornings exhausted. She'd shower, prepare a small meal and usually fall asleep watching television.
Most reasonable people think that means using a loudspeaker.
But Officer Simms testified that it means speaking in a loud voice. The only thing Vathekan heard, however, were the bones in her face being crushed by the dog. As a child, Vathekan said she used to dream that elephants were chasing her. But when I woke up, I always knew it was just a dream. News Jobs AP Shopping Archives Entertain.