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Case Study: The Case Of Jorge Baldivieso

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My name is Jorge Baldivieso, I am new at the GAO and I am still learning some processes. I got this case assigned to me and I was not pretty sure about what was actually the issue that Ms Lila Simpson is reporting. So I sent an email to her asking for more information (please see her response below.) It looks like Lila is concerned about her sister Shane who is in an adult foster home that is not a safe place for her sister

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