Hoarders

Paramedics rushing to save a woman's life lose precious time when they're forced to climb over the hoard they find in Norman's house.

Barbara has been a hoarder her entire life. The daughter of a dumpster-diver, Barbara's hoarding spiraled out of control after the deaths of her two sons.

Mary's obsession includes hoarding cats, and her friends and family have no idea about the horror that awaits them when they walk through her door.

Carrie's hoarding stems from a long string of abuse at the hands of family members, and she compulsively shops to "protect" herself.

The trauma of dealing with Joanne's hoarding was so bad for her daughter that she has developed post-traumatic stress disorder.

Barbara trolls for stuff in alleyways and dumpsters, and her hoarded home sits in a million-dollar neighborhood where the neighbors look on in disgust.

Kathleen's hoarding began after her husband was killed in a train accident.

Dee blew through a $150,000 legal settlement to fulfill her hoarding obsession.

Verna is a hot-headed ex-cop, ex-drug trafficker, and ex-prison inmate who has cleverly evaded laws against hoarding by arguing that her hoard was her artistic expression.

Anna tried to hide her hoarding from her family, but when her suspicious daughter snuck into the house to take pictures, Anna's secret was finally exposed.

Chickens roam all over Constance's property, where she runs a "fresh egg" operation.