There’s a 10-year-old boy named Liam who isn’t sure where his geckos are going to sleep.
There’s a 10-year-old boy named Liam who isn’t sure where his geckos are going to sleep.
Liam only has three weeks left of summer before he starts school at a Baltimore arts feeder program because he’s a talented violinist. But it isn’t clear where he’ll wake up before school. He’s been staying with a friend so he doesn’t have to see the deputies if they come back.
His mother, Deana Woodward, hasn’t slept much the past few nights because they are facing eviction.
The only home they’ve ever known was sold to a hedge fund and then another home buyer without their knowledge, her attorney says. The current owner, who has filed for eviction, said he didn’t know anyone was living there when he bought the northeastern Baltimore property. Woodward’s family paid off the home 18 years ago, but it would be sold from under them because of unpaid water bills. Woodward says she got behind on her utility bill because a leaking water main caused the price to skyrocket.
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