Colorado Springs lawsuit: A million dollar meth lab home built in 2006 in the Peregrine-Tuscany Heights neighborhood that was sold this summer for $1,050,000 now lies vacant. Its new owners, Bryan Groth, a podiatrist, and his wife Kimberly Gielarowski, an attorney, can no longer live there according to Colorado law and a 90 page meth …..Read More
Tim Young’s realtor told him that the home he was thinking about buying from them had once been a meth lab. But, they also told him that it had been cleaned and it was perfectly safe to live in. It wasn’t. Tim has asked me to share his meth lab home experience with you through …..Read More
In January 2003, police arrested 3 people for running a meth lab in a four bedroom home in Colorado Springs. By March of 2003, the home went in to foreclosure. None of which, thirty-three year old, Denise Yokum, knew when she secured two loans totaling $108.600 to buy it as a HUD house in August …..Read More
CBS4 reports that some Coloradans may not know they are living in former meth lab: “Some Coloradans may be living in a home that once contained a drug lab and not even know it. As part of a year-long investigation, CBS4 News has obtained, through open records requests, governmental lists of properties that contained methamphetamine …..Read More
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