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Looters ransacked the Houston home of a 89-year-old Harvey victim while his body floated in four feet of water inside, authorities said. As Harvey's intense winds and heavy rains fell through the area, Michelle Poche's thoughts were directed to her older neighbor, Agnes Stanley, she told KTRK. A trained paramedic, Poche called Stanley's son for permission to break into the residence and then entered "rescue mode," swimming through 10 feet of flood water to check on his older neighbor. But when it finally arrived at the house of Stanley, Poche discovered that its neighbor was under water and telephoned to 911. Stanley, a retired nurse, volunteered for a long time at Audubon Docent College in Houston, where she taught children about nature, according to the Houston Chronicle. Stanley's house and three others in the neighborhood had been stolen, according to the Houston Police Department. regular patrols for thieves and looters. "She was still there," Poche told the station. "The coroner could not come in until Thursday to pick up his body. Yes, they went into his house and also stole things.
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Looters ransacked the Houston home of a 89-year-old Harvey victim while his body floated in four feet of water inside, authorities said. As Harvey's intense winds and heavy rains fell through the area, Michelle Poche's thoughts were directed to her older neighbor, Agnes Stanley, she told KTRK. A trained paramedic, Poche called Stanley's son for permission to break into the residence and then entered "rescue mode," swimming through 10 feet of flood water to check on his older neighbor. But when it finally arrived at the house of Stanley, Poche discovered that its neighbor was under water and telephoned to 911. Stanley, a retired nurse, volunteered for a long time at Audubon Docent College in Houston, where she taught children about nature, according to the Houston Chronicle. Stanley's house and three others in the neighborhood had been stolen, according to the Houston Police Department. regular patrols for thieves and looters. "She was still there," Poche told the station. "The coroner could not come in until Thursday to pick up his body. Yes, they went into his house and also stole things.
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