The Brief
- An attorney representing 13 to 15 former residents at Vista Maria, a home for at-risk girls announced plans for a lawsuit.
- He said the girls, spanning a period of years, were abused physically, psychologically and sexually.
- Michael Jaafar added that the nonprofit is well-funded with net assets of about $66 million.
FOX 2 – Explosive allegations about Vista Maria were made at a press conference Wednesday in Dearborn Heights.
What they’re saying:
Attorney Michael Jaafar accused the facility, which has long specialized in helping and housing at-risk girls, of a broken culture that included “real-life ‘Hunger Games.'”…