Hoarding: Buried Alive

Phyllis and Patty aren’t just identical twins, they’re identical twin hoarders. They’ve turned every home in which they’ve ever lived into a complete disaster area. Now, they try to save their current home from being condemned.

Lalie and her children suffer the effects of mold, mice and flea infestations because their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, has secretly acquired one of the most massive hoards to date.

Beverly's clutter has filled every last square inch of her home. Upstairs, her three dogs have made the space unlivable. With the threat of the city condemning her home, Beverly must clear the hoard or risk losing everything.

Terry and Bill seem to be the perfect couple, but their dark secret has put their relationship in jeopardy. The murder of her daughter drove Nancy to hoarding. Now, if she can't clear her home, she may lose her husband as well.

The giant, toppling piles of clutter are more dangerous to Jessica, a little person, who in tandem with her mother Dale, has filled her entire home with stuff.

Property investors get more than they bargained for when the house they purchased is occupied by hoarder Michelle, and a rat infestation so bad, it has compromised the building's foundation.

When Kyle first met Lynn, he thought she was the answer to his problems, but years later, she's transformed his home into a heap of trash. Now on the verge of foreclosure, the couple will either clean, or kill each other trying.

When Frank asked his girlfriend Susan to move in, he wasn’t expecting her to fill his house with clutter. It should come as no surprise since Susan’s home for forty-eight years sits condemned due to the massive hoard inside.

Once a respected high school principal, Wayne’s life changed when he was the target of a thwarted school shooting. Now paralyzed by PTSD and compulsive hoarding, Wayne has virtually barricaded himself inside his home.