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Wendy Harvey: A Case Study

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The worker contacted Jeanie Galbarth who stated she is the brother Wendy Harvey’s believed to be current boyfriend Michael James. Mrs. Galbarth stated “I’ve only known Wendy for about a year ½, but she seem like a nice person from what I’ve seen.” Mrs. Galbarth stated “I don’t have any concerns for any drug use but I’m not around her very often to know for certain.”

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