THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS...
Jeremy Mayfield's $1.8M mansion to be burned down
CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C.
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THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS...
CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C.
sad, that is the only word I can think of about this situation....
WOW how can something like that happen how can somebody blow that much money
this is such a shame
Fire training exercise on Jeremy Mayfield's former mansion cancelled
AP 7:25 p.m. EST December 13, 2013
Former NASCAR driver lost house in November 2012
12-13-2013
CATAWBA, N.C. (AP) The scheduled burning of the million-dollar home once owned by former NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield as part of a fire training exercise has been canceled.
Chief Donald Robinson of the Catawba Volunteer Fire Department said Saturday's scheduled burning was called off because of the threat of rain. Firefighters had said previously that rain would not prevent the burning from taking place.
Robinson said the house was in such bad shape firefighters couldn't conduct any of the practice drills inside. He also said the new owner doesn't want to keep the house, adding that the house will either be burned down or torn down.
State officials kicked Mayfield off the land in November 2012. Catawba County sheriff's deputies changed the locks on the doors. Carolina Farm Credit received an order that month transferring the land and buildings to the company. Court records show the bank bought the land for $1,725,000.
The windows and the wiring have been stripped from the home. Drywall and other building materials are now exposed.
Mayfield was suspended from driving in 2009 after testing positive for methamphetamine. He is facing a variety of charges.
One thing ppl dont mention is Jeremy and his wife never moved into this house. They kicked him off the land, it was in the process of being remodeled and after the NASCAR vs Mayfield battle began it was foreclosed on. the house and it sat for about 2 year in limbo before someone bought the house. It was their choice to burn it down and this would wipe off the tax lien on the house. Rumors of it being a Meth-house and no one could live in it safely was not true.