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Marsha Shuler can not bear herself to watch as her disabled daughter Nicki helps load the last of their belongings into the Uhaul, Hartsville, TN, September 12, 2020. Marsha's landlord evicted Marsha for calling the sheriff to enforce her order of p

The eviction notice simply says, “I do not want the Sheriff called here because of your drama. I asked you a question and this is what happens, there was no need for this. There are other complaints, but it doesn’t matter now.” Marsha and her fami

The family’s belongings are strewn across the lawn just several hours before they were supposed to be off the lot.

Marsha directs Nicki from the front steps of her trailer as she takes a break from moving boxes.

Marsha is in her late sixties and Nicki has physical and cognitive disabilities. The family doesn’t have money for movers, so they alone were tasked with unhooking the septic, unloading their storage shed, and loading the heavy furniture into the Uh

Nicki shows me the area on her head where her hair had not fully regrown from a violent encounter with her father. After Marsha and Nicki refused to leave the mobile home, Nicki’s father threatened her with a tire iron and attempted to drag her from

Nicki unhooks the septic line connecting the trailer to the lot.

Marsha unlocks the trailer hitch to allow the tow truck to remove the mobile home from the campgrounds.

Nicki breaks down into tears as the tow truck operator goes to move the Uhaul so that he can tow the trailer to Clarksville, TN.

The tow truck leaves with the trailer leaving the family to follow behind in the Uhaul with all of their belongings.

Marsha sits on the edge of the Uhaul with her youngest daughter, Zoe, as they prepare to leave Pine Cove Campgrounds for the last time.

Marsha waves goodbye as we part ways.

Marsha Shuler can not bear herself to watch as her disabled daughter Nicki helps load the last of their belongings into the Uhaul, Hartsville, TN, September 12, 2020. Marsha's landlord evicted Marsha for calling the sheriff to enforce her order of p

The eviction notice simply says, “I do not want the Sheriff called here because of your drama. I asked you a question and this is what happens, there was no need for this. There are other complaints, but it doesn’t matter now.” Marsha and her fami

The family’s belongings are strewn across the lawn just several hours before they were supposed to be off the lot.

Marsha directs Nicki from the front steps of her trailer as she takes a break from moving boxes.

Marsha is in her late sixties and Nicki has physical and cognitive disabilities. The family doesn’t have money for movers, so they alone were tasked with unhooking the septic, unloading their storage shed, and loading the heavy furniture into the Uh

Nicki shows me the area on her head where her hair had not fully regrown from a violent encounter with her father. After Marsha and Nicki refused to leave the mobile home, Nicki’s father threatened her with a tire iron and attempted to drag her from

Nicki unhooks the septic line connecting the trailer to the lot.

Marsha unlocks the trailer hitch to allow the tow truck to remove the mobile home from the campgrounds.

Nicki breaks down into tears as the tow truck operator goes to move the Uhaul so that he can tow the trailer to Clarksville, TN.

The tow truck leaves with the trailer leaving the family to follow behind in the Uhaul with all of their belongings.

Marsha sits on the edge of the Uhaul with her youngest daughter, Zoe, as they prepare to leave Pine Cove Campgrounds for the last time.

Marsha waves goodbye as we part ways.

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