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Buttrick’s attorney Michael J. Belsky said on Friday that he hopes the lawsuit spurs Cogir employees to come forward and share what they know about Fuller’s death, the man accused of killing him, and decisions made by Cogir’s management in the aftermath of the killing.”

“There is substantial evidence as to what happened,” Belsky said. “What we don’t understand ... and what we don’t know is how it was able to institutionally happen.”

He said Cogir “turned a blind eye” to complaints made by Cogir employees against James.

“The shooting happened based on a breakdown in culture and management on the part of Cogir,” Belsky said.”

“According to the lawsuit, Buttrick spoke to investigators only hours after she woke up to the grisly crime scene on the morning of Valentine’s Day in an apartment she shared with Fuller. Fuller, who paid $20,000 per month to live at Cogir, was a longtime lawyer in Maine and a philanthropist.

Buttrick alleged in her complaint that she experienced “severe psychological torment” because of how management at Cogir handled the killing.

She told investigators that she suspected James had killed Fuller “based on his suspicious behavior and the unusual return visit the night before,” according to the suit. “She had never been comfortable with him,” the filing said. “She had noticed at times that something did not seem right.”

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