My Neighbor Filled My Pool With Concrete Because My Kids Were “Too Loud”—She Never Saw What Came Next.

“Okay.”

“And document where the truck entered your property.”

I looked outside.

“I already have it.”

“Good.”

Then:

“I’m coming today.”

MARLENE FINALLY SAW PEOPLE SHE COULDN’T BULLY

Later that afternoon, a dark sedan stopped outside Marlene’s house on Cedarbrook Lane.

My attorney stepped out.

Two other men followed.

One carried surveying equipment.

The other held a clipboard.

Marlene came outside almost immediately.

“What is this?”

She marched across the grass toward me.

“Who are these people?”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“My attorney.”

I pointed.

“That’s a land surveyor.”

Then:

“And I believe the other gentleman is an insurance adjuster.”

Her expression changed.

“You called an attorney?”

“Yes.”

“For this?”

I looked toward my destroyed pool.

“Yes, Marlene.”

“For this.”

The surveyor began checking the property boundary.

I continued:

“You entered my land without permission.”

“You intentionally destroyed private property.”

“And your husband used insured commercial equipment belonging to his company.”