One man's trash is Lori's treasure...or at least she says it is.
Is it true? Has Lori finally been found out to be the World's Most Ungrateful Sister/Daughter? Did someone finally tell Jacquie Palmer that her low life sister has been squatting in that home in Joshua Tree for 14 years, ever since her brother moved in? You would think that the last time Lori alienated everyone around her that she would have learned her lesson. The last time Lori was in such desperate straights she had to live under that bridge in Warm Sands...you know by the Kentucky Fried Chicken?
She spent a few nights wondering if her brother was going to save her...and for a while she had nothing but her own social skills to keep her alive. Now Lori has tuberculosis and probably a host of other problems and nowhere to go. Doesn't anyone out there want to help Little 'ol Lori LaFond? Nope? I don't blame you.
For anyone, and there are a lot of us, who has been thrown out of their home in the middle of the night by Lori and her team, this one is for all of you. Lori has finally worn out her welcome and she has the choice of hospital or jail. She's not really in a position to be begging anyone for a place to live and she has really no friends here. It's time that Lori and her friends find out what it's like to have no place to go and nobody that wants you. My last time was in Hesperia when Lori threw me out in the middle of the night. Molly was with me too.
Since then I've been waiting for my chance to throw all of them into the streets...in the middle of the night to show them why they shouldn't be doing that. Of course, they would have to be doing it with their crystal meth supply, needles, and their intoxicated in public selves. This would prompt Lori and Brian with Missy to go to jail where my team will be happy to tell the police that they are all wanted in the State of Arizona. You know I'm not one to make fun of homeless people because Lori made me that way once.
I've even paid for an apartment so that Christopher and Anthony had a backup plan just in case something happened to their living situation....without a way to call their families. These things happen. I wanted to do something for them that nobody did for me.
I remember sleeping in back of a trash dumpster in like October or November, freezing cold, with only shorts on and covered with a newspaper because Lori was hunting me down with the police and she'd ruined all of my relationships with my family and friends. It was horrible and I managed to handle it but it was an eye opener. Her brother wrecked my car...and I had nowhere to go. I will never forget that experience. I hope that all of you will understand that what happened to me would never have happened if Lori wasn't such a complete nightmare.
Remember, she's been living in a drug den for 14 years or more. Nobody threw her out, but now the time has come to place her life in the care of the hospital that can take care of her problems.
