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01-23-2017 06:11 PM
Did anyone watch the 2-hour Hoarders (1/22/17) about the woman who lived in a 31-room house? Two guys bought the place, including the woman and her stuff. I was on the edge of my seat as to how it would turn out!!!
01-23-2017 06:16 PM
I did watch it and couldn't look away. I thought after awhile that the new owners, who rightfully owned the mansion and all its contents, should have made her leave the property and just cleared everything out. I think the situation dragged on far too long and she was not cooperative, so the time for niceties was over and someone should have just ended the drama.
01-23-2017 08:40 PM
I watched some of it but didn't see the ending. What happened?
01-23-2017 09:37 PM
01-24-2017 09:22 AM
This episode was so difficult to watch.
I do not think anyone involved did Sandra any favors. This woman needed far more help than anyone there could offer.
I kept saying to my husband, she needs to be in a facility. She is in need of help desperately. It felt expoloitve to me.
And I like Matt Paxton, I understood his frustration completely. If I were there I would have yelled at her too.
I think she should have been removed from the property. The owners could have still had the auction for her valuable items and given her the money. I can't imagine how hard it was for them to watch all this transpire.
And Luther, the man of complete patience and understanding. What a kind caring man.
I wish there was a followup to where Sandra is now. Is she getting help? Does she have a place to live? I hope she has gotten help.
But I read this was the series finale. I guess we will never know.
01-28-2017 04:01 PM
@lenapecci wrote:This episode was so difficult to watch.
I do not think anyone involved did Sandra any favors. This woman needed far more help than anyone there could offer.
I kept saying to my husband, she needs to be in a facility. She is in need of help desperately. It felt expoloitve to me.
And I like Matt Paxton, I understood his frustration completely. If I were there I would have yelled at her too.
I think she should have been removed from the property. The owners could have still had the auction for her valuable items and given her the money. I can't imagine how hard it was for them to watch all this transpire.
And Luther, the man of complete patience and understanding. What a kind caring man.
I wish there was a followup to where Sandra is now. Is she getting help? Does she have a place to live? I hope she has gotten help.
But I read this was the series finale. I guess we will never know.
At the very end of the episode, they did show that she accepted aftercare therapy and was living in a trailer on a friend's property.
I also thought this woman should have been removed from the property. She had a lot of nice things that could have been sold or at least donated rather than dumped in a landfill.
The homeowners were sure nice people, tho, and put up with her alot longer than many others would have. Very sad episode.
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