[silent_jonny]

Neighbors say the woman is being cared for by her family, and they hope she gets the help she needs.

That's nice. Where was her family while she was collecting the roadkill?

[GeronL]

wow. packrat syndrome goes very bad

[eclectic]

they hope she gets the help she needs

Yeah, picking up all these carcasses is pretty hard work. She can definitely use some help.

[DJ MacWoW]

All I can "see" is Granny Clampett. The pic of the house fits too. It's certainly not a shack.

[zarf]

Gran has gone a bit mental.

[silent_jonny]

WFMY just talked about this on the late news. Authorities said that trash inside the house was "a couple feet" deep.

[MisterRepublican]

What is it with all these woman and having their homes filled with dead animals? Do I spot a home decorating trend?

[Ezekiel 34]

The photo of the house and the story don't square.

[SolidRedState]

Nice house.

[Nick Danger]

I guess no one ever explained to her that hunter and gatherer are two separate occupations.

[unbalanced but fair]

People like this are hoarders or collectors. Usually they're live animals, I've seen houses with 30-50 cats. One elderly gentleman's house was filled with newspapers and trash he had picked up such as cardboard and empty bottles. And I mean filled, you could barely move. We did see dead animals but not a collection. The strangest one was the retired teacher who had a dead horse in her living room. It's sad because most of these people are alone. But this woman had family who could have gotten her help. Although these are often elderly, there are cases of younger people who do similar things.

[darkmatter]

Is she a lib? Is that a symptom of PEST syndrome?

[Dallas59]

Well....Looks like somebody had to do it....A job not for the lazy...

[Lijahsbubbe]

"That wasn't chicken" ping!

[k2blader]

That looks like a nice house!

[HairOfTheDog]

The place looks far too well kept to be condemned... the shrubs are even nicely groomed. I think maybe it doesn't take much for a house in a nice neighborhood to be 'condemnable'.

[dc-zoo]

Nothing too unusual there. We all bring home parts of dead animals.

[vivabushchick]

This woman was most likely a victim of PETA ROADKILL 101...

PETA is urging die-hard meat lovers to help save animals by scouring the streets and turning vehicular victims into vittles. If you’re wondering why the world’s largest animal rights organization would encourage consumption of roadkill kebabs, read on!
Excerpt
Make no mistake—PETA has and will always urge people to kick their unhealthy meat addictions. Medical experts agree—it’s better for human health not to consume artery-clogging animal flesh. Still, the fact remains that many meat addicts cling to their chicken wings as tightly as 2-year-olds cling to their “blankies.” But rather than condemn billions of thinking, feeling animals to factory-farm miseries, die-hard meat-eaters can help clear their consciences—and the streets—by eating roadkill. Remember, no pesticides, no growth stimulants or hormones, and no antibiotics went into their food. Roadkill is natural, organic, and pesticide-free!


http://www.peta.org/feat/roadkill/

[Jaxter]