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Diva
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Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Every morning this week I've noticed people dressed as the Statue of Liberty waving signs about taxes. Not sure what it says since I'm too busy speeding down wellwood ave.  What's that all about?
And whats with the lady and her three kids living in a pig sty of a home? It gives lindenhurst such a bad rap. 
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Kate07
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Diva
And whats with the lady and her three kids living in a pig sty of a home? It gives lindenhurst such a bad rap.
I saw something about that on tv this morning.
All those bottles & cups filled with urine  
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:07 PM |
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alex7-2
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
i know..so gross and so sad...
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:12 PM |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Who, what where? LOL
I haven't seen either of these things.. I guess my head is in the sand!
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:18 PM |
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Mrs-Boop
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Don't forget the Lindenhurst parents who are facing charges for hiding that their son and a friends ran over and killed a college student in Conneticut.
Don't know what is going on around here, but the urine house was nasty and disturbing to see this morning!!
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:20 PM |
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dm24angel
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
LMAO!
Im in lindenhurst.
Its for the Tax place thats inside the Outback shopping center.
Sicne H & R Block is in there too. I guess they are trying to compete with the Lady Liberty stuff...LMAO
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:23 PM |
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Kate07
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Blazesyth
Who, what where? LOL
I haven't seen either of these things.. I guess my head is in the sand!
Filth in home of mom, 3 kids sparks cops to act
BY ANDREW STRICKLER
[email protected]
February 22, 2007
A scene of filth greeted Suffolk police yesterday in the Lindenhurst home of a mother and her three daughters, prompting police to file a report with child protective services.
Police said they were called to the modest white house on Nevada Street in the early afternoon after the resident's estranged husband went there with a relative and discovered a house strewn with feces and garbage.
"I knew something was not right over here, but I never imagined it was anything like this," said Ray Young Jr., 42, who co-owns the house with his father.
Young said the house is occupied by his estranged wife, Deborah Young, who lives there with the couple's three daughters, ages 10, 12 and 14.
The couple started bitter divorce proceedings in 2003, Ray Young Jr. said.
Reached at her parents' home in Windham last night, where she was staying with the kids, Deborah Young accused her husband of breaking into the house.
"He has no right to be in there," she said.
When asked about the state of her home, she said, "Well, I don't know how much of any mess might be mine and how much they did. They've been coming in and out of the house through the basement." She declined to answer further questions.
Ray Young Jr. said he went to the house yesterday after a worker delivering heating oil discovered that little oil had been used in recent weeks.
Young, who works for the oil delivery business owned by his father, said he believed there might be a blockage in the heating system. After smelling the emanating stench and looking through the window, he said he broke into a back window.
A reporter invited into the home found hundreds of plastic bottles and cups filled with a dark liquid scattered throughout the garbage-strewn house; dozens more stood among dolls and piles of children's clothes upstairs. A pile of soiled tissue and toilet paper stood 6 feet high against one wall in a downstairs bedroom; a few feet away, a bathroom overflowed with a similar mountain of wadded paper and latex gloves. The air was thick with the stench of urine and feces.
Police took photos of the interior of the house yesterday and later said that the case had been referred to child protective services. They confirmed that the house was filthy and in a serious state of disrepair.
A representative from child protective services could not be reached last night.
Young said he and Deborah married in 1990 and separated in 2001. Deborah and the couple's three daughters continued to live in the home. Ray Young Jr. said he had not been in the house since 2001 and that a court order prevented him from visiting his children.
Several neighbors said the family was a mysterious presence on the street. Toni Spagnoula, 42, who lives across the street, said she often saw Deborah Young sitting for an hour or more in a running car in the driveway with her children.
Suffolk police said they received a call on Feb. 14 from an anonymous person who said that a woman was sleeping in her car with children in the driveway. Police said the responding officer found no car in the driveway and no answer at the door.
Another neighbor, Christina Lukken, said she also saw the children sitting in their running car, sometimes with their mother, other times alone. Lukken, who said she entered the house for the first time yesterday at Ray Young's request, said she was shaken by what she saw.
"That vision of what I saw in that house will stay with me for the rest of my life," she said.
Copyright 2007 Newsday Inc.
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:24 PM |
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Diva
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by dm24angel
LMAO!
Im in lindenhurst.
Its for the Tax place thats inside the Outback shopping center.
Sicne H & R Block is in there too. I guess they are trying to compete with the Lady Liberty stuff...LMAO
Ok, that makes sense 
I thought they were picketing, so I've been honking my horn at them 
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:26 PM |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Kate07
Posted by Blazesyth
Who, what where? LOL
I haven't seen either of these things.. I guess my head is in the sand!
Filth in home of mom, 3 kids sparks cops to act
BY ANDREW STRICKLER
[email protected]
February 22, 2007
A scene of filth greeted Suffolk police yesterday in the Lindenhurst home of a mother and her three daughters, prompting police to file a report with child protective services.
Police said they were called to the modest white house on Nevada Street in the early afternoon after the resident's estranged husband went there with a relative and discovered a house strewn with feces and garbage.
While I will always admit my house isnt the cleanest on the block, I don't understand it....
I live more north, I guess thats why the stench hasn't gotten to us yet.
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:27 PM |
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MsMBV
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Mrs-Boop
Don't forget the Lindenhurst parents who are facing charges for hiding that their son and a friends ran over and killed a college student in Conneticut.
Don't know what is going on around here, but the urine house was nasty and disturbing to see this morning!!
I know. DH swears he knows the neighbor guy they interviewed. That house was truly a disgrace. There were 2 dead cats in there, no heat, water or toilets. There was feces & urine-filled bottles all over.....so sad.
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:27 PM |
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PotofLuck06
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Kate07
Posted by Blazesyth
Who, what where? LOL
I haven't seen either of these things.. I guess my head is in the sand!
Filth in home of mom, 3 kids sparks cops to act
BY ANDREW STRICKLER
[email protected]
February 22, 2007
A scene of filth greeted Suffolk police yesterday in the Lindenhurst home of a mother and her three daughters, prompting police to file a report with child protective services.
Police said they were called to the modest white house on Nevada Street in the early afternoon after the resident's estranged husband went there with a relative and discovered a house strewn with feces and garbage.
"I knew something was not right over here, but I never imagined it was anything like this," said Ray Young Jr., 42, who co-owns the house with his father.
Young said the house is occupied by his estranged wife, Deborah Young, who lives there with the couple's three daughters, ages 10, 12 and 14.
The couple started bitter divorce proceedings in 2003, Ray Young Jr. said.
Reached at her parents' home in Windham last night, where she was staying with the kids, Deborah Young accused her husband of breaking into the house.
"He has no right to be in there," she said.
When asked about the state of her home, she said, "Well, I don't know how much of any mess might be mine and how much they did. They've been coming in and out of the house through the basement." She declined to answer further questions.
Ray Young Jr. said he went to the house yesterday after a worker delivering heating oil discovered that little oil had been used in recent weeks.
Young, who works for the oil delivery business owned by his father, said he believed there might be a blockage in the heating system. After smelling the emanating stench and looking through the window, he said he broke into a back window.
A reporter invited into the home found hundreds of plastic bottles and cups filled with a dark liquid scattered throughout the garbage-strewn house; dozens more stood among dolls and piles of children's clothes upstairs. A pile of soiled tissue and toilet paper stood 6 feet high against one wall in a downstairs bedroom; a few feet away, a bathroom overflowed with a similar mountain of wadded paper and latex gloves. The air was thick with the stench of urine and feces.
Police took photos of the interior of the house yesterday and later said that the case had been referred to child protective services. They confirmed that the house was filthy and in a serious state of disrepair.
A representative from child protective services could not be reached last night.
Young said he and Deborah married in 1990 and separated in 2001. Deborah and the couple's three daughters continued to live in the home. Ray Young Jr. said he had not been in the house since 2001 and that a court order prevented him from visiting his children.
Several neighbors said the family was a mysterious presence on the street. Toni Spagnoula, 42, who lives across the street, said she often saw Deborah Young sitting for an hour or more in a running car in the driveway with her children.
Suffolk police said they received a call on Feb. 14 from an anonymous person who said that a woman was sleeping in her car with children in the driveway. Police said the responding officer found no car in the driveway and no answer at the door.
Another neighbor, Christina Lukken, said she also saw the children sitting in their running car, sometimes with their mother, other times alone. Lukken, who said she entered the house for the first time yesterday at Ray Young's request, said she was shaken by what she saw.
"That vision of what I saw in that house will stay with me for the rest of my life," she said.
Copyright 2007 Newsday Inc.
This is HORRIBLE!!!!! The poor kids!
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Kate07
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by MsMBV
That house was truly a disgrace. There were 2 dead cats in there, no heat, water or toilets. There was feces & urine-filled bottles all over.....so sad.
I just have to wonder what was going through that woman's head.
Even if it was normal to deposit human waste in those bottles - wouldn't you put them in teh garbage or something after. I mean the rest of Lindenhurst has garbage collection I'm assuming and she's collecting this health hazard
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:33 PM |
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MsMa
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
I'm a Lindenhurst resident (actually I have been almost my whole life). So about those kids.
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:34 PM |
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Diva
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Kate07
Even if it was normal to deposit human waste in those bottles - wouldn't you put them in teh garbage or something after. I mean the rest of Lindenhurst has garbage collection I'm assuming and she's collecting this health hazard
I was thinking the same thing. Not to be gross or anything, but wouldnt it have been more sanitary to just go in the backyard or something? I mean anything else other than putting it in bottles?!
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| Posted 2/22/07 12:42 PM |
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MsMBV
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Kate07
Posted by MsMBV
That house was truly a disgrace. There were 2 dead cats in there, no heat, water or toilets. There was feces & urine-filled bottles all over.....so sad.
I just have to wonder what was going through that woman's head.
Even if it was normal to deposit human waste in those bottles - wouldn't you put them in teh garbage or something after. I mean the rest of Lindenhurst has garbage collection I'm assuming and she's collecting this health hazard
DH & I were saying the same thing. He was like, they still get garbage collection, so ***?
Maybe she was afraid that the garbage people would see what she was throwing out.....I dunno. Reminded me of the creepy scene in "The Aviator."
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pickle
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
ditto also - I don't know what these things are!!
What is the deal with the dirty house??
Sorry - I just saw the other posts. eww.
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Stacey1403
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Re: Any Lindenhurst girls out there?
Posted by Kate07
Posted by Blazesyth
Who, what where? LOL
I haven't seen either of these things.. I guess my head is in the sand!
Filth in home of mom, 3 kids sparks cops to act
BY ANDREW STRICKLER
[email protected]
February 22, 2007
A scene of filth greeted Suffolk police yesterday in the Lindenhurst home of a mother and her three daughters, prompting police to file a report with child protective services.
Police said they were called to the modest white house on Nevada Street in the early afternoon after the resident's estranged husband went there with a relative and discovered a house strewn with feces and garbage.
"I knew something was not right over here, but I never imagined it was anything like this," said Ray Young Jr., 42, who co-owns the house with his father.
Young said the house is occupied by his estranged wife, Deborah Young, who lives there with the couple's three daughters, ages 10, 12 and 14.
The couple started bitter divorce proceedings in 2003, Ray Young Jr. said.
Reached at her parents' home in Windham last night, where she was staying with the kids, Deborah Young accused her husband of breaking into the house.
"He has no right to be in there," she said.
When asked about the state of her home, she said, "Well, I don't know how much of any mess might be mine and how much they did. They've been coming in and out of the house through the basement." She declined to answer further questions.
Ray Young Jr. said he went to the house yesterday after a worker delivering heating oil discovered that little oil had been used in recent weeks.
Young, who works for the oil delivery business owned by his father, said he believed there might be a blockage in the heating system. After smelling the emanating stench and looking through the window, he said he broke into a back window.
A reporter invited into the home found hundreds of plastic bottles and cups filled with a dark liquid scattered throughout the garbage-strewn house; dozens more stood among dolls and piles of children's clothes upstairs. A pile of soiled tissue and toilet paper stood 6 feet high against one wall in a downstairs bedroom; a few feet away, a bathroom overflowed with a similar mountain of wadded paper and latex gloves. The air was thick with the stench of urine and feces.
Police took photos of the interior of the house yesterday and later said that the case had been referred to child protective services. They confirmed that the house was filthy and in a serious state of disrepair.
A representative from child protective services could not be reached last night.
Young said he and Deborah married in 1990 and separated in 2001. Deborah and the couple's three daughters continued to live in the home. Ray Young Jr. said he had not been in the house since 2001 and that a court order prevented him from visiting his children.
Several neighbors said the family was a mysterious presence on the street. Toni Spagnoula, 42, who lives across the street, said she often saw Deborah Young sitting for an hour or more in a running car in the driveway with her children.
Suffolk police said they received a call on Feb. 14 from an anonymous person who said that a woman was sleeping in her car with children in the driveway. Police said the responding officer found no car in the driveway and no answer at the door.
Another neighbor, Christina Lukken, said she also saw the children sitting in their running car, sometimes with their mother, other times alone. Lukken, who said she entered the house for the first time yesterday at Ray Young's request, said she was shaken by what she saw.
"That vision of what I saw in that house will stay with me for the rest of my life," she said.
Copyright 2007 Newsday Inc.
I went to school with the Young and Lukken families. I grew up right down the block from both of them
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