Poor Asian lady, as bad as idiot living in others' basement but claim it's his

[theking]

A Texas woman says squatters refused to leave her property and changed the locks after falsely insisting that they had a lease



Texas homeowner Linda Giang said squatters temporarily locked her out of her property.

Speaking to ABC13 Houston, one of the people living in the home insisted they had a lease.

The lease was proved to be false, and Giang regained access to the home after police intervened.

A homeowner based in Houston, Texas, said trespassers who changed the locks in her property have finally left after almost one month, ABC13 Houston reports.

Linda Giang first spoke to the news outlet on March 24 and said a group of people who she didn't know had moved into her house in Meyerland, Houston, and changed the locks "without my authorization." The group was living on air mattresses without any furniture, according to photos shared by ABC13 Houston.

"They are not authorized to be here. They shouldn't be here," Giang said.

One of the people living in the home, identified as Tamisha Holmes-Bey, said in a separate interview with ABC13 Houston that she paid $6,000 to live on the property and that she had a lease that had her name, her husband's name, and her children's names on it.

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The family was sleeping on air mattresses.ABC 13 Houston
Holmes-Bey told ABC13 Houston she paid the $6,000 to a realtor but wouldn't disclose who they were. Giang rebutted the woman's claims, saying it wasn't her lease and she didn't authorize anyone to live there.

Holmes-Bey also told the news outlet that she and her family had just moved to Texas from California to start a new life. However, according to the outlet, public records show that she had lived in Texas for decades and had been involved in civil and criminal cases in several counties.

Houston police initially declined to take action against them as they told Giang it was a civil case, ABC13 Houston reports. But according to the outlet, the police were able to prove that the lease was false over the weekend and they informed Holmes-Bey that she and her family had to vacate the property.

By Monday, Giang had regained access to the property and changed back the locks, according to video footage shared by ABC13 Houston.

[Hung_Low]

Nah... the cops only did something because the owner went to a news outlet.

Sh1t... if that happens to my house. There would be a shot gun pointing at these criminals to get the F out.

[Cali Guy]

Police were able to prove the squatters’ lease was false yet no mentioning of the squatters been arrested.

I read an article not that long ago involving a Hmong homeowner who had to evict squatters around the Fresno area. The rewards outweigh the risks for these frauds.

[theking]

Unfortunately, that's the case. When there's no real consequence, SHAMELESS selfish idiotic FRAUDs will not care...

[DuMa]

First red flag is air mattresses.  If you on a temporary living, you live on air mattresses.  If you have a lease per say and you believe it is to be a real lease, you would of moved all of your real furniture in. 

Kaydoo be lying.  $6,000 make up to fake it and expecting for someone out there in the universe to reimburse you as you are now the victim?  I'm not buying it.  This lady or family are not straight people.  They have records on their heads. 

[NtsesHnub]

Don't give him any ideas since he's going to California

[theking]

No, PH's George Santos will not be "going to California" as he already claimed he "never travel because every place looks the same so it's a waste of time" and he even went as far as posting invalid photos from the Internet to back up his invalid point.

He also put down legit travelers like nkaujsee because he was jealous of her legit travel photos especially since he got called out every time he post his FAKATION photos and lied about it. 

There will just be more FAKATION photos from PH's George Santos... like that time you challenged him to post legit photos of Disney World and he just tucked and ran..