She Was Caught Squatting In Their House, And What They Did Is Pure Genius….

One house owner was shocked after knowing that a stranger person was occupying her house and worst even hesitated to leave and said that she has the right.

Sarah Hamilton wanted to sell her house but could do so after the squatter Lynn Arthur Williams took over her home after she went into prison. After staying in Hamilton’s house for a very long time, Williams hesitated to leave and even claimed that she has the right to Hamilton’s property.

In order to resolve her problem with the squatter claiming her house, Hamilton asked one reporter for help. The reporters’ name was Charlie LeDuff, and the homeowner wanted him to interview the squatter, to learn more about their motives, and intentions – and to catch them at a disadvantage.

LeDuff met Hamilton and was given the keys to the property, the title deed, and permission to enter the home. He then also informed the local police to help him with the squatter.

Here’s an excerpt from the Taphaps report:

After calling the police to give them a heads up and let them know what was going on, LeDuff showed up with cameras rolling to confront Williams, whose real name is Arthur Jr, but it was far from your usual news interview.

In fact, the reporter had arrived at the home in a white bathrobe, ready to move in. LeDuff proceeded to tell Williams to let him into his house since he had all the requirements to take possession of the home, including the keys, the deed, and permission from the landlord to move in.

To say the squatter was dismayed by the request is a bit of an understatement. Right away, the entitled intruder put up a stink. “Let you in ‘your house’? This is Lynn Williams’ house,” she incredulously declared. But, LeDuff wasn’t about to back down. He pressed Williams, asking why she felt that she had the right to live in a home that wasn’t hers and that she hadn’t received permission from the owner to occupy.

“I’m not the only one that is squatting. It’s a lot of other people on the block if you want to be technical,” alleged Williams, who seemed cordial enough as they chatted on Hamilton’s front porch but has a criminal history for felonious assault with a deadly weapon. “And a lot of people encouraged me to do what I’m doing now,” she added, as reported by The Blaze.

So, once again, LeDuff was forced to point out to Williams that it wasn’t her house. “But I have put a lot of work in here and I spent a lot of money,” Williams claimed. “I am on a fixed income,” she added as if that excused her behavior. She admitted to being on Social Security but wouldn’t disclose just why she needed the taxpayer-funded income.

After spotting some shady wiring to the home, LeDuff asked Williams if the power to the home was stolen. “I am…blessed,” Williams replied as an excuse for admitting that the power being supplied to the home was “not legit.” Unfortunately for Lynn, she was about to learn just how blessed she really was.

When police arrived, Williams made one last desperate attempt to prove she had permission to live in the home. She produced a letter that she claimed was all she needed, but as it turned out, it was from the post office and didn’t prove anything at all, let alone give her permission to live in the residence.

As the police pressed Williams for more proof that she had permission to live in Hamilton’s home, LeDuff gave Williams his prediction of the outcome, saying, “I don’t think you’re going to get away with this.” And, it looks like he was right.

There is actually a good thing that happens for Lynn Arthur Williams which kinda solves her homeless problem. She was hauled off to jail in cuffs, facing two years behind bars – now, no more homeless problem.

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Source: Taphaps