Los Angeles' Infamous 'Trash House' Buried in Garbage In Gross New Photos
Los Angeles' Trash House Overrun With Garbage, Bugs In Nasty New Photos
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Los Angeles' infamous "trash house" is buried in garbage once again ... and witnesses say bugs are flying all around the property.
New photos obtained by TMZ show the Fairfax District home's front yard chock full of trash, litter, old furniture, boxes, and other debris. The piles appear to spill from the property toward the sidewalk.
Witnesses tell TMZ ... the area is filled with flying bugs as the trash continues to accumulate.
The property gained notoriety after city crews removed roughly seven tons of debris from the home in April 2024, citing health and safety concerns.
The homeowner's friend previously defended the trash piles ... claiming the 72-year-old homeowner is a recycler, not a hoarder, and the bags contain items he sells to recycling centers.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said last year it was "disappointing" the property's conditions had deteriorated again, calling it a health and safety hazard. She also said there was an open criminal case involving the property owner.
