In Missouri, a tiny house without a kitchen and a bathroom was stolen from an American

Photo: Instagram / shopfrontporch

Mistress of a mobile fashion boutique Front porch boutique Lisa Stubblefield 8 July lost her tiny house, mounted on a car trailer and played the role of the store.

She left the house in a parking lot near a shopping center in Springfield, Missouri, and when she returned, she no longer had a home, writes Joplin globe.

According to the woman, she did not even imagine that someone might need this tiny house, which has neither a kitchen, nor a bathroom, and therefore cannot be used as a real home.

Inside the store were hangers with clothes and fitting rooms. Stubblefield complained to the police and also shared information about the theft on social networks.

It turned out that several people had seen a car pulling a stolen house along the highway. Then the owner of the house wrote a woman from Pittsburgh, Kansas, who noticed the loss next to one of the houses in the neighborhood.

Pittsburgh police checked this information and found the house at the address indicated.

12 July Stubblefield reported that the store had returned to her in Missouri. According to her, the kidnapper tore off the sign and caused other minor damage to the house.

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