Her family says she had already rejected assisted death. Weeks later, 83-year-old Brigitte Stegemann was killed under Canada’s physician-assisted suicide program. Stegemann’s granddaughter says everything changed while she was away on a 10-day trip. During that time, the care home arranged a MAiD assessment, and the family alleges Stegemann was showing cognitive decline and became distraught when told the procedure would end her life. Now the family wants to know how the Christian grandmother was approved for an assisted death despite those concerns. The granddaughter describes the questions Stegemann allegedly struggled to answer before her death: