Cardmen Gee, landlord at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, stands in the doorway of the upstairs balcony just below Mark R. Stewart’s unit on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Cardmen Gee, landlord at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, stands in the doorway of the upstairs balcony of the building, looking toward his son on Sept. 10. The balcony is just below the unit of Mark R. Stewart, not pictured. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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The back side of 1014 State St., Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived in unit No. 2, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Looking in the front door at 1014 State St. No. 2, Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Looking down the driveway to the back side of 1014 State St., Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived in unit No. 2, seen on Wednesday. Emmanuel Congregational Church is seen in the background. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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The kitchen at 1014 State St. No. 2, Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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A condemnation notice for unit No. 2 at 1014 State St., Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Cardmen Gee, landlord at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, stands outside the house on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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The upstairs landing outside Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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The kitchen area of Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Landlord Cardmen Gee shows a photo of the main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Where a fire place used to be in the main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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The main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Writings, including his landlord’s name, cover the ceiling in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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A hallway leading to the bathroom of Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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The bathroom in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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A side room blocked off with a floor-to-ceiling plastic sheet in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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A Bible in the main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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An apparent sleeping area in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Watertown tenant’s alleged string of apartment damage hints at mental illness
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Cardmen Gee, landlord at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, stands in the doorway of the upstairs balcony just below Mark R. Stewart’s unit on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
Cardmen Gee, landlord at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, stands in the doorway of the upstairs balcony of the building, looking toward his son on Sept. 10. The balcony is just below the unit of Mark R. Stewart, not pictured. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
The back side of 1014 State St., Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived in unit No. 2, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
Looking down the driveway to the back side of 1014 State St., Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived in unit No. 2, seen on Wednesday. Emmanuel Congregational Church is seen in the background. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
The kitchen at 1014 State St. No. 2, Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
A condemnation notice for unit No. 2 at 1014 State St., Watertown, where Mark R. Stewart lived, seen on Wednesday. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
The upstairs landing outside Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
The kitchen area of Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
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Landlord Cardmen Gee shows a photo of the main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
Where a fire place used to be in the main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
The main living space in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
Writings, including his landlord’s name, cover the ceiling in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
The bathroom in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
A side room blocked off with a floor-to-ceiling plastic sheet in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
An apparent sleeping area in Mark R. Stewart’s apartment at 310 S. Massey St., Watertown, pictured on Sept. 10. Kara Dry/Watertown Daily Times
- Kara Dry
WATERTOWN — Jimmy Swaggart is the focal point of the tenant’s paintings, signs and damage, so the landlord — desperate — decided to have the evangelist’s ministry call the tenant to say the TV pastor wouldn’t appreciate what he was doing.
A landlord giving up on calling the police or evicting his tenant, and instead calling the ministry his tenant is seemingly enamored with, underscores how this case is more complicated than a vandal looking to cause destruction and might equally be about a person in need of help.
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This guy has been doing this for years and years. I threw him out of a place I volunteered and he screamed in the street that I was demon possessed. He was removed for putting stickers all over like the signs he damaged this apartment with and in the past flashing his genitals out of his shorts. We called the police and they knew him well. This was probably 20 years ago or more. He has done huge damage to many many landlords properties. I am so sympathetic to these landlords. The people placing him know what he has done and will do. Yes, there is mental illness but what about the rights and protections around these sick individuals? In the past mentally ill people were locked up in horrific conditions in some cases but have we have swung so far in the other direction. Some will never be cured, will refuse to follow medical advice or take medications, and will go on to harm law abiding people with no real punishment.
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