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Trapped: Debris overtakes hoarders

An elderly couple who authorities described as hoarders were found buried alive under mounds of trash in their South Side two-flat and may have been there for as long as three weeks, authorities said. "It (the residence) was packed from floor to ceiling," said Police Lt. Dale Kingsley.
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Workmen from A & D Property Services board up the windows at the home of Thelma and Jesse Gaston in the 1500 block of East 69th Street where the two elderly people were rescued on Monday, May 24 after being buried under floor-to-ceiling debris in their South Side two-flat. The stench was so strong that firefighters donned hazardous-material suits, authorities said.

Gaston home boarded up

( Phil Velasquez, Chicago Tribune / May 26, 2010 )
Workmen from A & D Property Services board up the windows at the home of Thelma and Jesse Gaston in the 1500 block of East 69th Street where the two elderly people were rescued on Monday, May 24 after being buried under floor-to-ceiling debris in their South Side two-flat. The stench was so strong that firefighters donned hazardous-material suits, authorities said.
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