MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Neighbors in one Memphis subdivision have been frustrated dealing with a mountain of smelly trash left from a home foreclosure more than two weeks ago.
“There’s a lot of young kids that live in this neighborhood, and it was attracting animals, smells. It just isn’t sanitary by any means,” said Madison Snyder.
Snyder lives directly across the street from a foreclosed home on Crimmons Cove in Southeast Memphis and piles of trash, some personal items, and medical supplies left behind following the court-ordered eviction of a woman who lived there.
“They got everything out in one day, and then that night is when we had seen her kind of rummaging through everything, picking. I’m guessing sentimental things, hauling a few things off, and that’s the last time we’d seen her,” said Snyder…