What was the original, historical purpose of that bizarre home feature? From peculiar metal pieces to mysteriously misplaced ...

In recent years, images have emerged of these tiny homes where an estimated 200,000 people have lived. Pictures show people lying on beds with all sorts of items piled on either side of them ...

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Australian media outlets described the case as "bizarre" because the relevant law ... South Wales that he first became curious about the house, in the suburb of Ashbury, because it was in "disrepair".