Blaze Radio Network.

And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Could someone be in your home for multiple days without you knowing it?

I, you know, it's a tough question.

Well, that's exactly what happened to Zeb Pishnada, Pishnoda. He said his home was broken into

on March 18th during a storm. This is in Salt Lake City. And he had a gold ring, his

grandfather's cufflinks, and his university letterman jacket stolen. He called police. Police responded, searched the home,

found nothing. Four days later, his cat Ziggy did something strange that made him take notice.

The cat was meowing at a laundry room door that was shut and is usually left open because that's where

the litter box is.

Later that day, he found some of his wine bottles out,

and he asked his housemate about it.

Suspecting someone was in the storage room,

they armed themselves with a ski, and that's, I mean,

you can protect yourself with a ski, no problem.

And to open the door.

They found empty food cans, tins of beans, 10 empty wine bottles, and a filthy fleece on the floor.

And while he believed that someone had been living there for several days, he also believed that whoever was living there was using the litter box as a toilet.

Just a little scary.

And he said that he found old student IDs and medical records have been removed from

their boxes that he was keeping in this storage room.

Now, he doesn't know if the person was bored or they were intent on trying to get his identity.

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