11-05-2010, 04:53 PM
i guess her father saw no need to take Zahra's clothes when he was evicted. bastard. alive or dead, how could he leave them there?
more photos in WSOC slideshow here:
http://www.wsoctv.com/slideshow/news/256...etail.html
Nov 05, 2010 4:30 PM EDT
Toys on the floor of Zahra's closet.
A hole in the kitchen ceiling.
A hole in Zahra's bedroom floor.
Clothes in Zahra's closet.
HICKORY (WBTV) - Zahra Baker has been missing since Oct. 9, but when WBTV toured her home in Hickory on Friday, the 10-year-old girl's clothes were still hanging in her closet and a Candyland game was on the top shelf.
Those might be the only two normal things in the house her family has since been evicted from.
Elsewhere, the house is a mess: walls have been punched through, entire sinks are missing and there are holes through the floor and ceiling. Outside, in the front yard, a small shrine to Zahra continues to grow.
Detectives have not just torn up the yard and combed through the house, they have dismantled large portions of the home while looking for evidence of her disappearance.
In the 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom house, Friday WBTV saw that the entire bathroom sink and cabinets were gone. The kitchen sink was gone.
Elsewhere, there are also holes in several walls of the house where the Baker family lived starting in July of this year, having moved from a mobile home in Caldwell County.
The most stark contrast is in Zahra's pink bedroom where an entire section of the floor is gone – and the bare ground is visible just feet from her closet with toys and clothes.
In other rooms, some floorboards are pulled up and missing, but the sub-flooring was left in place.
more photos in WSOC slideshow here:
http://www.wsoctv.com/slideshow/news/256...etail.html
Nov 05, 2010 4:30 PM EDT
Toys on the floor of Zahra's closet.
A hole in the kitchen ceiling.
A hole in Zahra's bedroom floor.
Clothes in Zahra's closet.
HICKORY (WBTV) - Zahra Baker has been missing since Oct. 9, but when WBTV toured her home in Hickory on Friday, the 10-year-old girl's clothes were still hanging in her closet and a Candyland game was on the top shelf.
Those might be the only two normal things in the house her family has since been evicted from.
Elsewhere, the house is a mess: walls have been punched through, entire sinks are missing and there are holes through the floor and ceiling. Outside, in the front yard, a small shrine to Zahra continues to grow.
Detectives have not just torn up the yard and combed through the house, they have dismantled large portions of the home while looking for evidence of her disappearance.
In the 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom house, Friday WBTV saw that the entire bathroom sink and cabinets were gone. The kitchen sink was gone.
Elsewhere, there are also holes in several walls of the house where the Baker family lived starting in July of this year, having moved from a mobile home in Caldwell County.
The most stark contrast is in Zahra's pink bedroom where an entire section of the floor is gone – and the bare ground is visible just feet from her closet with toys and clothes.
In other rooms, some floorboards are pulled up and missing, but the sub-flooring was left in place.