Update: Lawsuit Filed Against All Faith Pavilion
A lawsuit was filed on behalf of the Estate of Ivory Jackson, a 77-year-old resident of All Faith Pavilion Nursing Home. Last month, Mr. Jackson was brutally murdered by his roommate at the Chicago-area nursing home. The alleged perpetrator, Solomon Owasanoye, has been charged with first-degree murder of Mr. Jackson. According to the lawsuit, the nursing home acted improperly in pairing Mr. Jackson and Mr. Owasanoye as roommates. Read more about this incident in the Chicago Tribune article here. Nursing homes have a duty to provide a safe environment for their residents--free from violence from nursing home staff and other...
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Update On Chicago Nursing Home Murder
$500,000 bail was set for the man accused of murdering his roommate at All Faith Pavilion Nursing Home. Assistant State's Attorney, Shelley Keane provided more information on the crime, saying the victim and his attacker were roommates at All Faith Pavilion located a 3500 S. Gilles Avenue in Chicago. The attack occurred on May 30, when the attacker used a clock radio to beat the victim. The victim died from sepsis and head injuries on June 23. See the Chicago Tribune Story here. According to the most recent Medicare inspection of All Faith Pavilion, the facility had 9 health violations...
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Murder At All Faith Pavillion
Chicago Police charged Solomon Owasanoye, a 50-year-old West Cermak resident, with first degree murder of an All Faith Pavilion Nursing Home resident. The victim, Ivory Jackson, a 77-year old resident at All Faith Pavilion died following an assault. Mr. Jackson was struck in the head and developed an infection. All Faith Pavilion has a long history of fines for violating Illinois laws. Residents of nursing homes and other long-term care facilities have a right to be safe and free from violence. Further, nursing homes must conduct a criminal background search to make sure no violent offenders come in contact with...
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