The house where Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, lives has reportedly become a tourist attraction and the neighbors are not happy.
TMZ reports that following Gypsy Rose’s recent release from prison, more people with out-of-state license plates are visiting the Springfield, MO neighborhood. The growing interest in the house has caused quite a stir.
One of the neighbors, identified as Tonia, said that some tourists are having difficulty finding the house. This is because it has been repainted from its famous pink color to blue. The wheelchair ramp that Gypsy Rose had used was also removed.
Tonia also told the news outlet that she once refused to provide details about the house. This was her way of protecting the residents who now live in the house. She said it was another mother-daughter duo.
A TikTok account known as The Twinvestigators shared a video last month of where Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard’s home was located. “This was such a crazy, unreal experience,” the caption reads.
@twinvestigators this was crazy, an unreal experience #ghosthunting #paranormalinvestigation #springfieldmo #springfieldmissouri #gypsyrose #gypsyroseblanchard #deedeeblanchard #deedeeblanchardcase #gypsyroseblanchardcase #gypsyrosecase #gypsyrosehouse #gypsyroseedit #gypsyrosereleasedate #spiritboxsession #emfmeter ♬ milk cassette x.mp3 (demo) (slowed down + reverb) – analog_mannequin
Neighbor Thomas Pengilly said the whole situation has been stressful. He is also convinced that some visitors might come with bad intentions. He later said that the house should have been torn down following the death of Dee Dee and the arrest of Gypsy Rose Blanchard.
Meanwhile, another neighbor, Sam Baker, says she’s worried about her children playing outside. This is because people do not pay attention to the speed limit. He also said that suddenly people stop in the middle of the road to take pictures.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard said kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart reached out to her
While speaking with E! Francesca Amiker of News, Gypsy Rose Blanchard spoke about the numerous direct messages she has received through her social media accounts.
“My schedule has been pretty busy, so I haven’t had a chance to check all my DMs or anything,” Blanchard said. “But I actually scored one.”
The only DM he had a chance to read was from kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart. Smart has been an advocate for trauma survivors since her abduction in 2002.”[She] “He told me he had been wanting to contact me for a long time,” said Gypsy Rose Blanchard. “And she feels like my story can help a lot of people.”
Blanchard later said he quickly responded to the message. “I told her how inspiring she is to me,” she continued. “So that’s been pretty surprising.”
Although she is grateful for her followers, Gypsy Rose Blanchard added that she hopes the attention she has received is worth something. “It’s wonderful that she is free. But now that I’m free, I’m getting out of the hype of freedom and starting to really try to move toward advocacy work.”
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