text: 'Heartless': Alice Kovach-Suehn, 56, was arrested last Friday and charged with elderly neglect after police say they found the man in her care weighing only 89lbs . A Florida woman starved a 96-year-old man in her care until he resembled a concentration camp prisoner and fed him dog excrement, according to police and the victim's doctors. Alice Kovach-Suehn, 56, from Apopka, was arrested last Friday and charged with elderly neglect after police say they found the man in her care weighing only 89lbs. Apopka Police Sgt Ed Chittenden said it was one of the worst cases of abuse he's ever witnessed over the course of his 18-year career in law enforcement. According to an arrest report, the senior in Kovach-Suehn's care was discovered covered in filth and severely emaciated. The 96-year-old told officers he was being starved and never allowed to eat anything but meat and ‘dog feces.’ By the time police rescued him, the victim could not move his hands and his knees were locked together. 'He was skin and bones,' Chittenden described to the station WESH-TV. Kovach-Suehn was arrested after she brought the half-starved man in her care to Florida Hospital complaining of digestive issues. The staff there were so struck by his condition they contacted the state Department of Children and Families. Scroll down for video . Mistreated: The senior in Kovach-Suehn's care was discovered covered in filth and emaciated. The 96-year-old told officers he was never allowed to eat anything but meat and 'dog feces' A doctor at the hospital said the 96-year-old Floridian looked as if he has emerged from the Auschwitz death camp, and another physician called the abuse 'homicide by starvation.' When offered food at the hospital, Sgt Chittenden said ‘he ate like a starving dog’ and, ultimately, he had to be spoon-fed. Police believe Ms Kovach-Suehn, who was the senior’s legal caretaker and had power-of-attorney, may have been deliberately starving the elderly man to get his money. The victim told investigators he was afraid of Kovach-Suehn and claimed she was trying to get his trust fund in her name, but he was resisting her efforts. Scheme: Police believe Ms Kovach-Suehn, who was the senior’s legal caretaker and had power-of-attorney, may have been deliberately starving the elderly man to get his money . When questioned by police, the woman denied claims of starvation and insisted that she fed the senior in her care well. She also pointed a finger of blame at the man's family, accusing them of refusing to look after him, reported WFTV. DCF case workers said they had visited Kovach-Suehn's home a few months ago to check up on the man but she denied them entry. Kovach-Suehn was released from jail Saturday after posting $5,000 bond. When the 96-year-old recovers enough to be released from the hospital, DCF will place him in a shelter.
target: Alice Kovich-Suehn, 53, charged with elderly neglect .
  Elderly man in Kovich-Suehn's care was brought to Florida hospital weighing only 89lbs .
  The 96-year-old victim said Kovich-Suehn, his legal caretaker who has power-of-attorney, has been starving him .
  When offered food, police said the skin-and-bones senior 'ate like a starving dog'