Four bedroom condo.

Three of the rooms were rented out.

How, what kind of, and giving this poor little girl a room in the middle of the living room?

Talk about, you know, raising someone to fail.

That's what that is, right?

Sticking a little girl in the middle of a living room with a little barrier over her room. No privacy.

People walking around strangers in her house. Horrific place for a young girl to be raised, Mike.

Yeah, Billy, especially a girl who may have some sort of attention deficit disorder.

I think at one point, Jennifer said that

she had been diagnosed with like, with, I'm not, what's the proper term, ADHD, something like it.

Yeah. Yeah, that's it. And so those kids need a quiet home. They need a very predictable, just like all kids, predictable,

routine, warm, loving home where they have time to do homework, where they can read, where they can do

nice, quiet time. And that girl was living like in the middle of a boarding house, basically,

like her bedroom wasn't even a bedroom, but it was just a little divider on the middle of a boarding house, basically, like her bedroom wasn't even a bedroom,

but it was just a little divider on the part of the living room. How do you do that?

How do you raise that child and say that and consider that okay because that child,

especially because she did have some special needs that were diagnosed, you got to take care of those things.

That wasn't provided.

And having those strangers come in and out, that creates a sense of normallessness,

and that is not good for Maddie.

It's not good for any child, but especially Maddie.

And this is a part, I think, of what is driving Chris and Deborah Stern really angry is that they

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