See 1000-lb Sisters’ Tammy Slaton’s ransacked Kentucky home after thieves steal everything including her kitchen sink
TAMMY Slaton's home has been broken into, and the thieves took everything even if it was attached to the wall.
The break-in occurred in May of 2022, but the TLC reality show 1000-lb Sisters will cover the break-in in the upcoming episode.
The U.S. Sun was able to exclusively confirm details about the incident with Deputy Starkey from Union County Kentucky.
The deputy told The U.S. Sun: "The burglary happened shortly after the Slaton sisters moved out."
The sisters left after Amy bought a new home with her husband Michael to have room for their two children.
Tammy left to attend a second round of weight loss rehabilitation in the fall of 2021.
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Starkey continued: "The burglar[s] must have seen the home was unoccupied and broke in."
SLATONS ON GUARD
TLC gave fans a sneak peek at the episode that will air on February 7, which features the robbery.
The clip shows Tammy's sisters, Amanda and Misty Slaton, discovering the ruins of Tammy's home.
Amanda and Misty were on a mission to pick up some personal items and clothes for Tammy while she was in rehab.
As they approached the home, the door to the apartment was cracked, and it was clear something was terribly wrong.
Amanda yelled to Misty: "Girl, all of her stuff is gone! Oh, this is some bulls***. Hold on, I'm going to take a video of this s*** real quick."
Amanda said: "That was her whole house. Imagine somebody coming in and taking everything you had that meant anything to you,
"What the hell is she coming home to? There's nothing there. I don't even know if I want her to go home there anymore."
WHAT WAS TAKEN?
In the preview, Amanda listed off all of the major items that were missing from the home, like the refrigerator, table, and even Tammy's kitchen sink.
The bathroom sink, water heater, and dresser filled with clothes were missing as well.
Deputy Starky said the unidentified suspects "kicked in the back door and stole [Tammy's] washer and dryer, as well as some furniture."
Tammy wasn't the only victim. Her next-door neighbor was also robbed, and their sink was stolen.
According to Starkey, the intruders have not been apprehended and the investigation is ongoing.