Some call it a House of trash.
And looking at all this junk,
you could even say it looks like something out of
Sanford and Son.
It's just glaring. Every time you see it,
you're like, how did this happen?
Trash and trash. More trash and it just continues to
grow,
growing out of control. Just look at all of this,
would you? A front yard now turned trashy.
More white trash bags here than you can count,
almost covering over this red car in the driveway,
you can barely see its license plate.
The trash piled up so high here it's nearly blocking
the front door.
All kinds of trash here,
from plastic buckets to empty plastic bottles.
A Windex bottle here, a bottle of hand lotion over
there,
and who knows what else.
Fire hazard. If anything ever lights up in there,
it's like everybody's kind of a part of it.
So it's, you know, we're all affected.
You don't know what's in all that stuff.
Yeah, we don't know what's in,
so yeah.
No answer next door, as this gets even crazier.
Check it out on both sides of this trash house.
Multi $1,000,000 homes. And then you see the Lamborghini pull
in there and you're like,
what? I just How did they let this?
Only in LA, only in LA,
only in LA, and only here in the Fairfax district.
As bad as it is now,
neighbors say it is unbearable in the early mornings.
That's when the wind blows.
The sickening smell, they say,
and the sound the the sound of rats running around
like crazy.
No wonder some call it a House of horrors.
I'm thinking of every scary movie I've ever watched,
but to think of the rats and stuff is I
actually don't want to imagine what's in the trash.
I've tried not to imagine what like.
The details of that, But that's that's pretty wild.
The owner of this house,
neighbors say, often seen pushing his shopping cart to along
Melrose Ave.
collecting all the trash from the bins,
not dumping it, instead bringing all that trash back home.
If it looks like that outside,
imagine what it might be like inside.
You know the house. We don't want to know.