Dorothy Dixon's Hell, and Her Executioners Soft Punishment (A Sad Story)

Dorothy Dixon 29

by Chuck Wolk
   

Her name was Dorothy Dixon, and she was betrayed by a person the state told her she could trust. The person, Michelle Riley, worked as a coordinator for a regional center that helps developmentally disabled people get food, clothing, and a place to live. Dorothy had the mind of a child, so she needed all the help she could get to survive in a world of adults who usually have very little time for the mentally disabled. In her capacity of helping Dorothy, Michelle would eventually strike up a good friendship with her. It wasn't long before Michelle decided that the she could best help Dorothy if they moved into a place together and shared rent. From all accounts everyone thought Michelle was just helping Dorothy out from the kindness of her heart. For $800-a-month rent, Michelle with her two children, and Dorothy with her baby began what was supposed to be a good thing for everyone. Instead, it turned into a nightmare that would end in death.

The Horrors Behind The Doors of a Drop House

by Chuck Ness

Electrocution, gang rape, sodomy, starvation, pistol whipping, amputation and other atrocities are all daily occurrences for those who thought they had paid the full fee needed to get into America. This and more is all going on right next door to many unsuspecting citizens living in the suburbs. 

 When Barney Frank, Christopher Dodd, and other politicians decided to force banks into giving loans to people who could not afford them so they could purchase homes, the housing market was bound to eventually come tumbling down. Well today, millions of foreclosed homes sit empty in suburbs all across America. Most have no buyers in site, and while the neighbors are paying little or no attention to who is coming or going at the homes. All the while human smugglers have moved in under the cover of darkness to turn many of them into house of horrors, also known as "Drop Houses".