Commonwealth v. Pestinikas

The Pestinikases (defendants) orally agreed to provide Kly with food, shelter, care, and prescribed medicine, but instead placed him in an uninsulated, bathroom-less porch, never filled his prescription, and withdrew over $30,000 from his bank account after adding their names to it; Kly died roughly two years later of starvation and dehydration, and the Pestinikases were convicted of third-degree murder based on their omission of contractually assumed care.