Octuplets: Family vehicle vandalized (4-1)

April 3, 2009 (4-2)

Octuplets: Updated list of posts

In the early morning hours of April 1st, one of Nadya’s nannies heard the “sound of a crash” outside the house. She looked out the window and saw a white cargo van leaving the scene. She did not go outside or call the police. I don’t know how many nannies work at night. A nanny arriving at 6:30 noticed a baby seat lodged in the shattered back window of the family’s vehicle - a Toyota Sienna - which was parked in the driveway. Damage included a broken rear window wiper, dented rear cargo door and shattered window. The car seat was retrieved from the porch and the wiper was manually broken so whoever did it could just have easily broken into the house. No. Nadya had still not hired security guards - even after she was made aware of the Angels in Waiting report to Child Protective Services. Her lawyer, Jeff Czech, told the LA Times blog that she did so later in the day.

From Radaronline:

Lt Fred Wiste of La Habra Police: As a matter of course we have increased patrol checks around her home. Obviously, this is quite a unique situation and all our officers have been briefed with regard to what happened. We are still investigating this incident at Miss Suleman’s property.

Octuplet #7, Josiah, was brought home the same day.

LOU PONSI/OC Register Courtesy of the OC Register, Raul Roa reporting

Other disturbances:

March 13 - toilet paper strewn across the front lawn, shrubs and steps of the property.

March 17 - 200 complaints about the helicopters hovering filming the arrival of the first octuplets.

March 18 (approx 3 am) Nadya said strange man came to door. [see update link]

Not sure what dates - Angels in Waiting reported more intruders on property - one just minutes after wandering toddler was taken inside from backyard. It was sometime in the middle of the night - Nadya wasn’t aware her son had gotten up. Grandmother has said on video that he wanders around at night.

March 27 - a neighbor took 3 No Trespassing signs of the front lawn [see link]