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NYC landlord pleads for help as '9-year-squatter' continues to drain him dry in court saga: 'Twilight Zone'
A Brooklyn landlord, Thomas Diana, has been embroiled in a nine-year legal battle with a tenant who moved into his apartment as a live-in companion for an elderly tenant who later died. The case involves disputes over rent stabilization laws, unpaid rent, and court delays, costing Diana hundreds of thousands of dollars and draining his daughter's college fund.
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