The maggots and feces are the least offensive aspects of this.
...35-year old Pam Babcock locked herself in the bathroom of the couple’s mobile home and refused to leave… for the next two years. When her boyfriend, Kory McFarren, finally called the authorities to report that “there was something wrong with his girlfriend,” they found that she was physically stuck to the toilet seat—her skin had not only attached but, according to the initial reports, appeared to have “grown around” the seat. The cops eventually pried the seat off the toilet with a crowbar and sent the woman—seat attached—to a hospital in Wichita, where they were finally separated.
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Sounds like this guy had enablers, which seems to always be the case in situations like this.
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Sounds like this guy had enablers, which seems to always be the case in situations like this.
Glock. He had a girlfriend. She knew he was not the cheatin kind . . .
There has to be underlying psychiatric issues in cases like this. I just don't see how anyone could sit in the same chair for, literally, years. The article mentioned that the landlady didn't know it was so bad because he was always under a blanket when she came by. What about the piles of waste? Seems you'd notice that from miles away.
Sounds like this guy had enablers, which seems to always be the case in situations like this.
You know, maggots don't just "spontaneously" appear from nowhere. Anyone got any maggots in their house? No? I thought not. The only place I ever remember seeing maggots was in a restaurant trash dumpster that I saw when I was a kid. There were pounds of them because the garbage truck hadn't come by in a week. The smell was horrific and there were clouds of flies to go with the maggots...as you would expect.
So, given that the presence of maggots in this situation was notable enough to warrant being included in the story, one must conclude that there would also have been a proportional amount of flies in the place. Which, along with the smell, begs the question: How, outside of asian prison camps (and middle eastern latrines), do humans tolerate such conditions for even a few minutes, let alone, make it an actual residence?
I'm just wondering, why would anyone actually choose to reside in a place like this given the inescapable conclusion that there just had to be somewhere better to go? Or, as an Obamavoter and being unfathomably stupid, do you just assume that all dwellings are pretty much sh*tholes and, hey, this one is pretty good?
Yuck. Just super duper ultra YUCK! And that's without clicking on any links.
The guy had to be mentally ill, along with those who enabled him.
FNC story (http://www.foxnews.com/health/2011/03/31/obese-ohio-man-dies-fused-chair-2-years/?test=latestnews) now new and improved with video. Not youtube so you have to click through to see it.
It is not an apartment but a house. Large piece of plywood covering the hole made to extricate the Obamavoter. I am somewhat surprised that the authorities have yet to order the dwelling be demolished. They have instead told the remaining Obamavoters that they must clean it or leave.
Yuck. Just super duper ultra YUCK! And that's without clicking on any links.
The guy had to be mentally ill, along with those who enabled him.
Serious drug use would be my guess. They literally had no interest in anything other than getting high.
You know, this has to be the most disgusting forum thread I've ever read anywhere.
Yuck. Just super duper ultra YUCK! And that's without clicking on any links.
What will gross you out even more is to know that this sort of thing is more common than you realize. My dad was a firefighter/EMT for 20 years and has tons of "war stories" of situations like this. One incident was the proverbial cat lady who had a menagerie living in her home. Some of the animals had died long ago and literally rotted all the way through the floor. There's some full blown crazies out there, especially now that it's more difficult to have them committed to a mental institution (I see that as both good and bad).