Kansas City-area contractor faces deceptive business practice charges in 2 separate cases
and last updated 2021-05-19 19:45:07-04
KANSAS CITY, Mo. â A contractor accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars for major home renovations and not doing the work now faces charges in two separate felony cases of deceptive business practices.
The charges were brought against Kristofer Bain following an October 2019
The Taylors paid Bain $67,500 to renovate the house.
Instead, Bernice Taylor accused Bain of tearing out wiring, duct work, brick work and concrete and leaving piles of debris in the yard.
A second family also had a similar experience when conducting business with Bain.
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His mother, Nedra Smith, thinks about her first-born, just 15-years-old, every day and every night.
She thinks about how she was just beginning to know what it felt like to have a full-fledged teenager with his driver’s license just around the corner.
She thinks about him when his five younger siblings want to know why they can’t see him.
She thinks about how much help he was as the man of the family, and how that burden now rests on her 13-year-old.
“I don’t sleep because my mind is constantly racing, trying to put together the who and the why,’ Smith said. “I just don’t get what was so bad, so horrible for you to still have life and my child doesn’t. It’s like one of those movies where you are left hanging. I don’t have an ending.”
A major beautification project is being undertaken in the community of Frazer’s Content in St Catherine, at a cost of $6 million provided by the Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo).
Member of Parliament for West Central St Catherine, Dr Christopher Tufton said that the entire stretch of road from the entrance to the community will see zinc fences removed and replaced with concrete walls, on which appropriate artwork will be done by students from the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts.
“It is about enhancing the beauty and quality of the community that the residents live in. It is important for the psyche of the community, and it captures the themes that we have discussed with them, and what they want to reflect in the community,” the Member of Parliament said.