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✍ A Utah man allegedly decided to move into a vacant home anyway after the owner of the property refused to accept his low-ball offer. According to KUTV, 25-year-old Andrew Blackwell told police he wrote a letter to the owner of the Salt Lake City property offering $90,000 for it. The house is located close to downtown and has a market value of approximately $363,000. When Blackwell did not receive a response from the homeowner, an elderly woman, he tracked her down to her current residence, according to prosecutors. She proceeded to inform the man that she was not interested in selling the property at his offer price. That’s when Blackwell allegedly decided to take matters into his own hands and occupy the house, which led to multiple warnings from the police and ultimately criminal charges being brought against him. “In charges filed last week, prosecutors wrote that police first were called to the house at 737 E. Roosevelt Ave. on Aug. 30 when someone reported a ‘belligerent ...
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