His female caretakers thought they were caring for a handicapped adult, but William Mucklow was really a financial analyst.
His nurses say he had a scheming mind and a penchant for Pampers. More than 20 women allege Mucklow behaved like a baby and asked them to change his diapers.
Debbie McKemy/Alleged Victim: "He came to the door in a green onesy with a diaper full and a binky in his mouth. He acted like a 3-year-old child."
Court documents allege William Mucklow pretended to be his own mother on phone interviews arranging for health care workers to come to his home.
Sheila Anderson/Private Investigator: "He kept trying to raise up my shirt and I had to change his dirty diaper. I really believed he was a child."
But the truth was Mucklow worked as a financial adviser.
Mucklow is charged with two counts of battery, fraudlent schemes and false pretenses. If convicted he could face up to 4 years in prison.
His bench trial will take place in February.
