Kevin Hickman was an ex-Kiwi copper who’d started his own private investigations business when he was called upon to look into a fire in an aged care building.
The year was 1983 and aged care facilities in New Zealand were known as rest-homes. Regardless, Hickman did not like what he saw.
“There were four people to a room with shared toilets down the corridor,” he recalled.
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