Thread: Photo Images inside Garrido Home

Quote: Originally Posted by joga no, oh please no...we're not going to start on CM again...lol. (i'm just being sarcastic because of all the drama with her original thread, please don't take offense!) You know, now that I think about it, you're right. I was thinking out loud because of the projector screen.

Quote: Originally Posted by JulieNMM I would like to know how much access JC had to the house. All the news reports say that she lived in the backyard and had to use an outdoor toilet and campground-like shower for 18 years. I wonder if she and the girls were allowed to use the indoor facilities and maybe just slept outside and kept their stuff out there, because there wasn't enough room inside the house? Access to the house was probably...

Quote: Originally Posted by MissOtk I wonder who this is... [IMG] [/IMG] Awful but it looks like Garrido (with a mustache) and possibly, one of the girls.

Quote: Originally Posted by smgtheophilus Probably just a difference in experience. Growing up, our house was always a mess, and every other house I went to was a mess, with stuff piled up. Cars and vans were filled with crap. People lived like they were homeless. But perhaps that is a symptom of hippies + drugs. Or Hippies + poverty. Like I said before, I'm not including the affluent hippies that were all over LA at the time. we were...

Quote: Originally Posted by JulieNMM I've been reading these posts and notice that there are no doors on some of the cabinets. The dishes are in the sink, but it does not look like they were put there by LE. I mean, if someone came into my kitchen and was looking through the cupboards, they would have a neat stack of dishes to take out and they would put them as a stack on the counter. This is not a case of LE coming in and making a mess...

I agree with Billylee. Where was CPS? It's been determined that LE usually has to see an infraction to be able to investigate but CPS had to have had some reports. If they got a report, it would have been staffed and I'm all but certain they would have sent out an investigator. I can't imagine tagging this one "unfounded" after listening to anybody's report. By the time someone has the gumption to make the...

Growing up in the hippie culture in southern california, I frequently saw scenes similar to these, with papers strewn around, dishes piled in the sink, random stuff piled onto dining room tables, etc. Some comments about specific rooms (From this link, where most of the interior shots were taken): http://www.kcra.com/slideshow/news/20972906/detail.html Photo 14 - typical of an unkempt house Photo 15 - also typical. It appears that a computer...

Quote: Originally Posted by MBK I don't really know how to express what I've been thinking about, but I'll TRY. I've been really struck by the "abandoned" stuffed animals in the photographs, and this was brought home by the panda in these photos. From what I've experienced in my life, children often give their stuffed animals human characteristics - - they don't want them to get cold, feel pain,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Missizzy I'm going out on a limb here and posting a link to the abatement violation photos of our grandchild's other grandparents. Because these are readily available on the internet, I don't think I am breaking any confidentiality rules. Moderators, if I am, please remove this. Please please understand that I am not attempting to misalign this family. I'm not asking that anyone read through all...

Quote: Originally Posted by SunnieRN Having been a home health nurse in CA in the past, I can truthfully say that some people keep their homes cluttered and dirty. There were several times I wouldn't sit on furniture and would NEVER accept a drink or the offer to use their bathroom. These people did not have children in their homes, or elderly people they were caring for. I would often call adult protective services, as the condition of...