International

Another strange Americans story - elderly man with prostitute under bed loses housing subsidy

May 18 2015 Updated May 3, 2023

The Weekly Source

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An AP wire story explains that an assisted living tenant aged in his 70s in the suburbs of Philadelphia (Pennsylvanias largest city) has lost his subsidies when a prostitute was found under his bed.

It was discovered he paid for the prostitutes with profits he earned from buying alcohol for the other residents; it appears he was more mobile than the other in the facility.

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