Dementia patient’s £9,000 jewellery goes missing in care home after stroke

This fake ring which was placed on Jacqueline's in place of her original diamond and gold wedding rings at Holywell Park Care Home in England. (Jocelyn Stockbridge via SWNS)

By Jack Fifield

Police have launched an investigation after a dementia patient’s diamond and gold wedding rings worth £9,000 ($12,000) went missing — and were replaced with plastic copies.

Dementia patient’s £9,000 jewellery goes missing in care home after stroke

Jacqueline with her own mother Norah Burley who died aged 99 last year. (Jocelyn Stockbridge via SWNS)

Dementia patient’s £9,000 jewellery goes missing in care home after stroke

Fake plastic ring used to replace the real thing. (Jocelyn Stockbridge via SWNS)

Dementia patient’s £9,000 jewellery goes missing in care home after stroke

Jacqueline with her daughter Jocelyn. (Jocelyn Stockbridge via SWNS)

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