Why do you think they’re just going into his property without his consent and throwing his belongings away? They wouldn’t be doing that without a court because he’s been ticketed over and over and doesn’t comply. It’s pretty basic. Lol
unfortunately he will just fill the yard with more junk . . . and die a very lonely man. I had a neighbor who bought the house next door to him to hoard stuff there instead of house he lived in, but he ended up filling up both houses and both yards. he died soon after.
Was gonna say for sure it’s dirty. Plus the dude I was his hands and can tell that’s grime so it kinda tells you his lifestyle. One thing to hoard within your house if your super possessive and want to keep things protected. But leaving that much junk to build up and bacteria/pests gathering it ain’t about being possessive but wanting to actually live like garbage. Next main question is this: the stuff is cleaned up now BUT will the person redo all that again and this time double down by getting lawyers (if he gog the money) to fend his junk on his property?
@@dungeonmaster16 he wouldn't win, it's a risk to the neighborhood, a fire hazard, and I'd guess against about 100 city, county, and state laws and ordinances. But even though he'd loose in court I too wondered if he'd hoard again.
The 2021 Mazda is his current car. The volvo is the car he drove through the mid to late 2000s. And the Honda accord is the car he had in the 90s seeing the light of day for the first time since the bush administration
The lady is so happy at the end to report that they'll clean up the back yard next. I bet as soon as she gets home, she'll clean up her house even though it is clean and spotless!
@@WinnerWinnnerChickenDinner1 Huh? Hoarders hoard. That's the point of the disorder. When there's space, they'll fill it up. You throw junk away, they add more. And the hoarding doesn't stop unless they get treatment for it or die.
They can’t just go into the property, and force fully take these away. The homeowner must give consent first. The guy doesn’t look happy, but he did give consent to clean it up.
Im honestly impressed with the birds eye view of it all cause he some how managed to neatly stacked all of it to the point nothing fell over nor was spilling on their property.
I think it's sad that this person's mental health issues have gotten in the way of them living a healthy lifestyle, and while as a neighbor I'm sure it's frustrating to live near that property, but this person's struggle doesn't need to be a headline and they don't need to bombarded with questions from the media. Hoarding is pretty common (this is obviously an extreme example) and comes in many different forms. I hope people out there can at least have some compassion toward this person. A huge part of their life and comfort was taken away when they showed up to clean, and I'm sure it was very, very difficult for this person to let go of. I hope they get the help they need.
I've been waiting for an update on this, tbh. Just so I'll know it wouldn't take another 10 years for the neighbors to get help. The issue should not have been dragged for a decade to get resolved, in the first place. I cannot imagine the pests they had to endure all that time, egad.
I hope this poor man gets help along with a clean yard. Poor man is sick and he needs help. Being unkind to him won’t help heal what’s broken in him. I know I would hate to live there I just worry that the next thing they find in that house will be that sad persons remains. Mental health, people
good, absolutely no tolerance or mercy for this kind of behavior. If you want to live messy, do it in the privacy of your own home, when it gets this bad it is a safety hazard to the community.
Unless he gets professional help it's just gonna happen all over again.. he needs a therapist that deals in hoarding so they can get to the real reason he hoards..
Exactly, i have a hoarding mother, it's not as bad at this but still noticeable. Once we cleaned the whole house, it didn't take long for her to fill it up again
I just don’t understand why that guy was so attached to all of that stuff! I’m a minimalist and seeing that clutter would’ve drove me crazy. Having too much stuff would be bad for my mental health.
How does it get tbis bad before someone steps in to get him the help he so desperately needs. It just goes to show how mental health is overlooked in this country. Very sad.
My mom's a hoarder. 100% when there's new space, hoarders get more stuff to fill it. It just continues until they get treatment or die. Unfortunately many choose not to get treatment.
If he was fined and had to pay the expenses incurred to haul off the stuff, he MIGHT be inclined to not let his hoarding habit become everyone else’s problem again. Maybe.
I dont want to know what it looks like or smells like inside the house🤮 Im depressed and my room is cleaner then this. In all Reality except a few cloths lying around here sometimes there’s nothing wrong here. I coulndnt imagine living in that
I hope not only do they get rid of the physical trash but also help the man if ever he has any psychological issues because some people who hoard have psychological problems. I mean its nice for the neighbors and all but it would be so much nicer if we could help someone who might also be struggling deep inside.
Incredibly unfair to neighbors! That's not only an eyesore, but it's going to attract insects (like termites and roaches) and vermin which could end up in their homes.
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I’ll give that house a month before it’s back to a wall of junk
My thoughts exactly!!! 🤦🏻♀️
Right
Agreed
2weeks
Yes.
Where is adult protective services? Obviously these people can’t care for themselves
They have mental an/or trauma problems they can't help it
@@NinjaTenK that is not always the case.
@@Damienetri that's 99% of the people who hoard an the 1% is medical age other
We need to create one
What you want them to do, forcibly remove them and put them into an institute?
How is this not a city violation, and why wasn't he ticketed for it.
@GSR 01 most accurate description for most problems in l.a. lol.
Why do you think they’re just going into his property without his consent and throwing his belongings away? They wouldn’t be doing that without a court because he’s been ticketed over and over and doesn’t comply. It’s pretty basic. Lol
They couldn’t find the mail box to serve him a ticket.
It’s on his property
To the person who called him scum, it is not, it is a mental illness. He needs to be treated.
I’m glad they’re cleaning it out. However, the hoarder needs a psychiatrist to fix the root cause of his hoarding.
unfortunately he will just fill the yard with more junk . . . and die a very lonely man. I had a neighbor who bought the house next door to him to hoard stuff there instead of house he lived in, but he ended up filling up both houses and both yards. he died soon after.
Makes me scared to look at the inside of that house ..^-^"
No doubt it's wall to wall garbage!
It’s probably immaculate
@@Jay-407 yeah. The guy’s just a huge fan of irony.
Inside is very tidy.
That was my first thought...
“Next up, they get to clean out the backyard.” 😄
Then, hopefully, the inside.
It got me big time 🤣
As soon as she said that I seen this 😭😭
Debrah Norville….
I'm surprised no one has ever noticed the fact that all that junk is probably all moist and rotten from all the times it has rained
Was gonna say for sure it’s dirty. Plus the dude I was his hands and can tell that’s grime so it kinda tells you his lifestyle.
One thing to hoard within your house if your super possessive and want to keep things protected. But leaving that much junk to build up and bacteria/pests gathering it ain’t about being possessive but wanting to actually live like garbage.
Next main question is this: the stuff is cleaned up now BUT will the person redo all that again and this time double down by getting lawyers (if he gog the money) to fend his junk on his property?
@@dungeonmaster16 I live in LA it rained a couple weeks ago.
@@dungeonmaster16 he wouldn't win, it's a risk to the neighborhood, a fire hazard, and I'd guess against about 100 city, county, and state laws and ordinances. But even though he'd loose in court I too wondered if he'd hoard again.
@@dungeonmaster16 sue? oh I’m pretty sure he’s going to get the bill for this clean up.
You took the words right out me I was just ready to say.
The 2021 Mazda is his current car. The volvo is the car he drove through the mid to late 2000s. And the Honda accord is the car he had in the 90s seeing the light of day for the first time since the bush administration
🤣🤣🤣
I'll take that Volvo 850r off his hands anyday.
Lol
2021 mazda 3 got me
@@4.6lv8victoria2 I don’t think it’s an R looks like a standard one.
That man was probably devastated that they took away all his prized possessions.
Yeah we just see trash but to him it's different.
Pretty messed up people can't mind there own business that his property he owns..
@@mrrod3004 most of it is already moisty and rotten from all the rain, also one of his so called prized possessions is a stack of pizza boxes
@@mrrod3004 When you have cockroaches coming on my land it becomes my problem fool
The lady is so happy at the end to report that they'll clean up the back yard next.
I bet as soon as she gets home, she'll clean up her house even though it is clean and spotless!
Can only imagine what the inside of the house looks like...
What if it was actually super clean and livable?
@@cameronkirkpatrick1310 I would eat my left shoe.
Opening this thread made my day. 😂😂😂
@@Veeeegan95 Glad to hear it! But if the house is actually super clean and livable, I'm gonna have a bad day because I'm a man of my words...
@@Veeeegan95 this ain’t Reddit lol
That hoarder should be charged with elder abuse. How dare he make his mother live in those deplorable conditions. Not even his house !!
Yet his car is spotless.
I have a relative with this problem. Even if you clean it up, it'll come piling back up again
@@WinnerWinnnerChickenDinner1 Huh? Hoarders hoard. That's the point of the disorder. When there's space, they'll fill it up. You throw junk away, they add more. And the hoarding doesn't stop unless they get treatment for it or die.
@@ayeyusuf Matthew 6:33
News Anchor: "Next up they get to clean up the backyard"
Me: LMAO 😂
He has lived like that for years so we can’t really expect him to just break that habit.
"but I needed that, and that, and that, and that, and.... " the hoarder probably.
Gotta feel some sort of empathy for guy. It’s a mental disease he has. An addiction too.
@@churchyandfriends I feel the same why about tRump supporters.
The wall is a symbol of living in a prison of depression
He hoards because he lives with his mother who is in her 90s. He needs help because all this does is give him a blank slate to hoard some more.
I feel awful for the mother it’s a hazard to her health and up if she needs emergency services it becomes dangerous for them to get her out.
Thx to inside addition they got that junk cleaned up. City must have been embarrassed .
In a previous video they said it is owned by an elderly lady and that is her son who is making all the mess. She is to old and feeble to stop him.
I Don't understand them that much hope king
I'm happy for the neighbors :)
I'm happy for them too at least everyone is fine now lol
It boggles my mind how it reached that point without any intervention from authorities. These dont pop up overnight.
Not to mention what a fire hazard the interior must be. His 90-year-old mother owns the home and I can’t imagine it’s easy for her to get around!
At least a decades worth
@@allybearbear you mean she's in there somewhere 😂
They can’t just go into the property, and force fully take these away. The homeowner must give consent first. The guy doesn’t look happy, but he did give consent to clean it up.
me: *hoping this guy gets help*
my dad: "that guy needs to go to jail."
Im honestly impressed with the birds eye view of it all cause he some how managed to neatly stacked all of it to the point nothing fell over nor was spilling on their property.
He needs a shrink. Then again, denial is one hell of a drug.
"Next up, they get to clean out the back yard. 'Dun Dun, duh-nuh-nuh'" 😂
I think I heard that it’s an elderly lady’s house and all of that hoarding is her sons.
I wonder if they contacted a psychiatrist for this guy because just removing these items from him is extremely painful.
“Next up, they get to clean up the back yard”.
Crews😳😭
Give it a few months, will be back up lol dude looked mad that they took his garbage lol he will start bringing double now lol
✨next up they get to clean up the back yard✨
I picked up a person who died in a horded house last night , worst experience ever
Very sad
@@Mel-Kaboom definitely was paramedics had no room to resuscitate the person
How long until he starts adding new trash to his yard?
I thought it was just the Volvo that was buried. I wasn’t expecting the see a Honda under that mess…
Honda itself is trash.
@@thetraumatized2703 Those Honda’s run forever though lol 😂 that’s a classic car for females they don’t get no oil changes or nothing.
Look at the bright side - they don’t need any security system
Imagine the inside of the house....
Sucks Shannon
Haha, I like how she says at the end, "Up next, they get to clean up the backyard". 😂
Thats the most organized pile of unorganized trash I’ve ever seen
I think it's sad that this person's mental health issues have gotten in the way of them living a healthy lifestyle, and while as a neighbor I'm sure it's frustrating to live near that property, but this person's struggle doesn't need to be a headline and they don't need to bombarded with questions from the media. Hoarding is pretty common (this is obviously an extreme example) and comes in many different forms. I hope people out there can at least have some compassion toward this person. A huge part of their life and comfort was taken away when they showed up to clean, and I'm sure it was very, very difficult for this person to let go of. I hope they get the help they need.
The ending of this news report was to perfect. It actually had me chuckle.
Thank you for keeping us posted!
Not to mention he has a mother in 90s in that "home"
True Danielle
This is what my mom sees when I have one shirt on the floor.
Oh god imagine what the inside looks like.
The bathroom😧
plot twist- it’s perfectly clean on the inside
Sorry. Not possible to imagine
Dude took “it’s my property I can do what I want” seriously.
man weaning a masck outside wile his hose is probebly a microble mega city
the comparison in the before and after shot is crazy. Thats a nice house and yard, how could anyone let it get like that?
"He doesn't look happy that his junk is thrown away!!"
Absolutely disgusting! I would not want to be their neighbor.
Forcibly taking that trash away without consent is the worst way in helping a hoarder.
Imagine what the inside looks like.
Wondering about the inside 🤦♀️
It's gonna be the same I think 🤔 sass
@@davidgarrett0x Hope this person gets the mental health they need, to overcome the root of the hoarding:(
I've been waiting for an update on this, tbh. Just so I'll know it wouldn't take another 10 years for the neighbors to get help.
The issue should not have been dragged for a decade to get resolved, in the first place. I cannot imagine the pests they had to endure all that time, egad.
Lol absolutely Johanne
The grass is dead.
Inside edition have made the same video 5 times already.
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Milking it!
I feel bad for everyone who was negatively affected by that. The place looks great after the clean-up.
welcome to ed edd eddy yard sale lol
Potato 🥔
um okay
Hoarders rejected this one
DAMN they took Homies Zombie Defenses lmao rofl
"Next up, they get to clean up the backyard." Lol 😅
The mazda completes the junk house
eddy: yard sale for 50 cent lol
Imagine inside 👀
Let's go and take a look lol👀👀
Praying for that man to be free. Jesus please help him.
Boi this dude just gonna do it again
This is the worst case of OCD I've ever seen
Wow, that’s insane!
🤔🤔🤔
How did all these neighbors deal with this so long, like this happen over night??
I hope this poor man gets help along with a clean yard. Poor man is sick and he needs help. Being unkind to him won’t help heal what’s broken in him. I know I would hate to live there I just worry that the next thing they find in that house will be that sad persons remains. Mental health, people
That's true Shiloh I just wish they'll be way out more to help
Next couple months he’s gonna build a bigger wall. A fort around his house...
Wish my neighbors respected the property line like this guy does
I hate the hoard story arc
This why we can't have nice things
good, absolutely no tolerance or mercy for this kind of behavior. If you want to live messy, do it in the privacy of your own home, when it gets this bad it is a safety hazard to the community.
Inside Edition just squeezed three episodes of Hoarders into a minute & a half.
this is like the third video on this hoarder house though
Unless he gets professional help it's just gonna happen all over again.. he needs a therapist that deals in hoarding so they can get to the real reason he hoards..
Exactly, i have a hoarding mother, it's not as bad at this but still noticeable. Once we cleaned the whole house, it didn't take long for her to fill it up again
If the horder is unhappy about them hauling away his junk, haul him away with it!
He's hoarding for a reason what if he has a mental illness?
If that’s the outside and backyard, I wonder how the inside looks.
Tha perfect parking spot for tha Mazda
gotta love how randomly clean the car is
Isn't this the same house where they found dead bodies?
I just don’t understand why that guy was so attached to all of that stuff! I’m a minimalist and seeing that clutter would’ve drove me crazy. Having too much stuff would be bad for my mental health.
hell of a yard sale
This is what my mom sees when we don’t rake the leaves.
Hoarding is an illness. I feel for the guy. They should treat him with more respect.
How does it get tbis bad before someone steps in to get him the help he so desperately needs. It just goes to show how mental health is overlooked in this country. Very sad.
it could be the pandemic slowed everything down so cleanup was overlooked forgotten till the media got involved
They did offer help, but he said no
@@stevegn02 That's been going on well before the pandemic which started late in 2019
What's crazy, is that I heard of something like this... but the hoarding doesn't stop and the trash comes back in days
My mom's a hoarder. 100% when there's new space, hoarders get more stuff to fill it. It just continues until they get treatment or die. Unfortunately many choose not to get treatment.
“Next up they get to clean up the back yard”
Ends right after
If that man doesn’t get some kind of help, this situation will repeat itself.
If he was fined and had to pay the expenses incurred to haul off the stuff, he MIGHT be inclined to not let his hoarding habit become everyone else’s problem again. Maybe.
I dont want to know what it looks like or smells like inside the house🤮
Im depressed and my room is cleaner then this. In all Reality except a few cloths lying around here sometimes there’s nothing wrong here. I coulndnt imagine living in that
But god isn't it nice up there 🤧
I hope not only do they get rid of the physical trash but also help the man if ever he has any psychological issues because some people who hoard have psychological problems. I mean its nice for the neighbors and all but it would be so much nicer if we could help someone who might also be struggling deep inside.
Incredibly unfair to neighbors! That's not only an eyesore, but it's going to attract insects (like termites and roaches) and vermin which could end up in their homes.
Wasn't there 2 bodies found in garbage pile
That is absolutely crazy where is Captain Planet when you need him😂😂😂
Jarasic park
He should work at TOY STORE. He should've become Santa Claus....