Coming before the judge on the vagrancy charge, Frank, who had become a thorn in the side of the local authorities, was committed to the Hospital for the Insane at St. Peter. Less than a month after being committed, Frank was dead with no cause of death ever listed.

But by 1901, things had taken a turn for the worse. Frank was unemployed with little prospects. He had been sent to the "workhouse" time and time again, and was eventually sent to the county poor farm, but stayed only a day. He sought shelter from the police, but was instead arrested for vagrancy.

Less than a year after their marriage Edith was in a saloon by herself when a concerned Reverend noticed the young-looking girl and took it upon himself to rescue her from her wayward ways. Claiming to be 22 and married, Edith was indignant and escaped his captivity and swore she'd press charges.

Just reading the ProPublica investigation into insurers denying coverage for mental health and was genuinely shocked to read this excerpt. This system is beyond broken and the money-grubbing grifters in the Trump party are going to get rich off of these criminal organizations we call Health Insurers

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