He Loved Her Grief: How a Therapist Took Everything from Lori
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Fear and fascination collide in the smallest details: a powder-blue cardigan on a mailbox, a prepaid phone bought at a gas station, a lease quietly amended in the last week before a death. How did a licensed clinical social worker use the precise vocabulary of grief, forged documents, and late-night texts to move into a home, change a car lease, and access a bank account without violence - and who noticed only after it was too late?
In this episode, we tell the story of what happened at four Linden Creek Road after Paul Stroud’s death and the sequence of events that began while he was still in hospice. You will hear how professional access, daily messages, and targeted language overlapped with timing, and the question remains: at what point does care become control?
Person: Scott Armstrong
Person: Lori Stroud
Event: Paul Stroud's death on September 22, 2019
Location: 4 Linden Creek Road
Date: October 3, 2019 (discovery of cardigan)
- Carl Nelson ran the same route for eleven years and noticed the cardigan on the mailbox on October 3, 2019.
- Paul Stroud was diagnosed with glioblastoma at age 39 and died at age 44 on September 22, 2019.
- Lori Stroud was 28 when Paul died and had been 23 when the diagnosis came five years earlier.
- Scott Armstrong had held his position in the oncology and palliative care unit for three years and had access to intake forms and family contact information.
- Armstrong sent the first non-clinical text on a Tuesday in February 2019 at 9:47 PM and bought a prepaid phone in Millford in June 2019.
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