The first thing you see when you open the door is a pair of rodents
scampering about.
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Then, a vicious dog comes from nowhere and tries to bite you.
This dog then takes up residence on the furniture and defies anyone to
remove her. She is looking docile only because she knows that
when this expose gets out, she's in big trouble. She's trying to look
sweet and harmless, but do not be fooled!
Okay,
the house is over run with rodents and rabid dogs; what about the back
yard, you say? Surely the yard is a safe haven for these poor children,
denied the playground socialization that has molded many a delinquent--er,
child..? Nope, the back yard is unsafe as well.
Why
else would there be a poker chip on the floor but for gambling? This mother
insists it's a math manipulative, but I don't remember any such nonsense in
my days at public school.
Here
are only two of the weapons seen scattered around this homeschool.
This is probably the most
dangerous weapon of all. I stepped on this thing and it really can
inflict serious pain. Note the presence of animal fur. It must
have been used as some sort of trap.
The
children are obviously suffering. Notice how unfocused this one's
eyes are.
These children are being forced to read and learn. Their home is cluttered with books and so-called educational objects. Okay, that's fine, but where are the video games that children need to develop good fine motor and social skills? The images below will scare you. You will see just how these children are lacking in social skills. It's a disgrace. There is also evidence of this family's involvement with some weird cult, masquerading as a curriculum provider. Paraphernalia from this company is all over the downstairs. EYE OFF THE Wall's reporter was not permitted to go upstairs for further investigation.

The above three pictures give a disturbing message. BOOKS and
"educational" games are EVERYWHERE, even on the kitchen counter. The
food in this home is questionable as well. One of the apples in the
bowl had bite marks in it. The mother would not permit me to photograph it
for proof, however. Note the laundry, in the overturned
laundry baskets. "The kids love to play in them," was her lame excuse.
Normal children don't play with laundry.