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    ForEnglandJames

    ForEnglandJames

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    Nov 3, 2016
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    Reisterstown
    On another note, you wouldn't believe this house. It was horrifying. If you can imagine the worst episode of hoarders that you've ever seen. It was about like that, but perhaps worse. You couldn't walk anywhere. Everything was covered in layer upon later of garbage, rotting food, and other items. The floor was also covered in collectible coins, cash and mouse droppings. My fathers friend, the deceased, had money but chose to live like that. It's beyond belief.
     
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    fabsroman

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    Mar 14, 2009
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    Winfield/Taylorsville in Carroll
    ForEnglandJames said:
    On another note, you wouldn't believe this house. It was horrifying. If you can imagine the worst episode of hoarders that you've ever seen. It was about like that, but perhaps worse. You couldn't walk anywhere. Everything was covered in layer upon later of garbage, rotting food, and other items. The floor was also covered in collectible coins, cash and mouse droppings. My fathers friend, the deceased, had money but chose to live like that. It's beyond belief.
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    As you get older, you become less able to get things done. My grandmother was like that in her mid 80's. When I was around her growing up in the 70's and 80's, when she would have been in her 60's and 70's, her place was spotless.

    I am 45 now, and I realize that this is how things progress. It isn't quite as easy for me to do what I did when I was 25. I cannot imagine what it will be like when I am 65 or 85.

    Glad to read that everything turned out alright as far as the firearms are concerned.
     
    CAP10

    CAP10

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    Feb 21, 2016
    4
    Near Frederick, MD
    I am glad it worked out. I just saw your post and was going to respond. I am retired as a MD police officer with 21 years here and 5 prior.
    As long as you had permission and did everything you have done it is permissable. I am so sorry it had to be under those circumstances. As long as you did it for safety and open/honest without any intent to deprive in any way you are generally fine.
     
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