Homeless Man Found Living In Elaborate Underground Home
State Says Home Is Danger To Residents
POSTED: Friday, November 23, 2007
UPDATED: 10:51 pm EST November 23,
2007
A homeless contractor known as the "mole man" dug a multi-room 200-square foot home underground in Fresno that surprised police when they recently stumbled upon a hidden entrance.
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Police said Bruce Tracy dug the underground home in an area near Roeding Park in Fresno.The home had a bed, a leak-proof roof, a kitchen and escape hatch, Local 6 reported.Tracy said it took him about 2 months with a shovel and other tools to carve out the underground rooms.The state said it is a danger to people living nearby and plan to demolish it.Tracy said it is no big deal and he is already looking for a new location for his next underground home.Tracy said he has built several underground homes.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
IMAGES: Mole Man Live Underground Police said Bruce Tracy dug the underground home in an area near Roeding Park in Fresno.The home had a bed, a leak-proof roof, a kitchen and escape hatch, Local 6 reported.Tracy said it took him about 2 months with a shovel and other tools to carve out the underground rooms.The state said it is a danger to people living nearby and plan to demolish it.Tracy said it is no big deal and he is already looking for a new location for his next underground home.Tracy said he has built several underground homes.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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