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B. Lin found herself homeless after her good intentions squared off against bad people.
The clash led to squatters illegally occupying and trashing her once-nice home in a middle-class neighborhood in northeast Colorado Springs.
And for more than three months, Lin has been seesawing between living in her car and staying in a homeless shelter.
Meanwhile, her home is now on the city’s list of 38 dilapidated and condemned residences.
“People think I’m crazy when they hear what happened,” she said. “My life has not gone well at all. I blame myself.”
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The clash led to squatters illegally occupying and trashing her once-nice home in a middle-class neighborhood in northeast Colorado Springs.
And for more than three months, Lin has been seesawing between living in her car and staying in a homeless shelter.
Meanwhile, her home is now on the city’s list of 38 dilapidated and condemned residences.
“People think I’m crazy when they hear what happened,” she said. “My life has not gone well at all. I blame myself.”
Squatters take over a Colorado Springs home; now, the owner is in a homeless shelter
B. Lin found herself homeless after her good intentions squared off against bad people.
