Vault: A Stranger Stole Her House!

Summary

The Bert Show — Vault: A Stranger Stole Her House!

Episode Date: December 24, 2025
Host: The Bert Show Cast (Pionaire Podcasting)
Featured Guest: Beverly Mitchell

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Overview

This jaw-dropping episode centers on Beverly Mitchell, a woman who returned from a two-and-a-half-week vacation in Greece to discover her home had not only been invaded, but completely taken over — by a total stranger. The story unfolds in real time as Beverly recounts the shocking details of how the intruder made herself at home, redecorated, unpacked her own life, and left the real homeowner reeling. The Bert Show cast reacts with disbelief, humor, and empathy as Beverly describes the ordeal, the aftermath, and her journey to piece her life back together.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Shocking Discovery

• Beverly's Return Home (02:31–03:07)
  • Beverly returns from Greece and immediately suspects something is wrong when she sees an unfamiliar car in her driveway and open house windows.
  • She panics, attempts to leave, calls 911, and waits as the police investigate.

“When I pulled out, there was a car in the driveway which I didn’t recognize... I noticed the windows of the house are open... I just dial 911. I mean, this is not something you truly expect.”
— Beverly Mitchell, 02:41–03:07

• Police arrive quickly and discover a woman (completely naked) and her dog hiding in the bathroom.

2. The Bizarre Home Transformation

• Inside the House (04:27–06:20)
  • Beverly is finally let inside her home after the police apprehend the intruder.
  • The intruder has ripped up bedroom carpeting, moved it to the living room, laid down tacky floor tile in other rooms, and essentially rearranged and redecorated the entire house.
  • She found the colors had swapped—her sand-colored walls now white, white ceilings now sand. All of Beverly’s kitchen items were gone; replaced with the stranger’s essentials.

“Once I walked into the living room, I’m like, okay, well, this used to be the carpet in my bedroom... She actually, you know, I tried to keep my house neutral... Well, now I have sandstone ceiling and white walls.”
— Beverly Mitchell, 05:08–05:59

• The intruder brought in her own appliances, a mountain of personal photos, and even wore Beverly’s new clothes.

3. Unanswered Questions and Lasting Confusion

• Beverly and the hosts puzzle over the stranger’s motives, background, and methods:
  • The woman is from the Atlanta area, lived approximately 10 miles away, but her reason for targeting Beverly's house remains a mystery (07:07–07:18).
  • No clear timeline emerges for how quickly the woman moved in after Beverly’s departure (07:21–07:27).
  • There’s significant theft: jewelry (at least $23,000 worth), coins, unspecified other valuables — much still missing.

“She had basically brought in everything she owned and moved me out.”
— Beverly Mitchell, 06:01–06:20

4. Theft, Identity, and Damage

• The stranger’s actions go beyond squatting:
  • She removed valuable items from Beverly’s house, which were recovered in the woman's car parked in the driveway (09:02–09:15).
  • Turned off the utilities in Beverly’s name and had them transferred to her own (12:43–13:01).
  • Opened and read Beverly’s mail — a federal offense (12:20–12:43).

“Oh, my God, no. You know what else she did? My power company. She had the power turned off in my name and had it turned on in her name.”
— Beverly Mitchell, 12:46–12:56

5. Neighbors, Security, and Community Response

• Describes how no neighbors noticed or reported the activity — only learning about it when police arrived (11:23–11:27).
• Beverly expresses disbelief at how brazen and fast the transformation of her home was, speculating the woman had help despite her claim otherwise.

6. Legal and Insurance Aftermath

• The woman faces burglary charges and is in jail, refusing to talk (09:19–09:25, 09:28–09:46).
• Beverly is deeply uncertain whether her homeowner’s insurance will cover the extensive damage and loss (08:34–08:56, 15:44–15:52).
• The process of compensation and recovery appears lengthy and frustrating.

“All I can do is do a lot of praying right now.”
— Beverly Mitchell, 08:44–08:56

7. Media Frenzy & The Broader Impact

• Media coverage has exploded, with outlets like Associated Press, Good Morning America, and others descending on Beverly’s house (14:00–14:25).
• Beverly’s story has become a national, even global, sensation—underscoring how unusual and unsettling her ordeal is.

“But I tell you what’s more bizarre is the media has taken this and it’s gone worldwide.”
— Beverly Mitchell, 14:11–14:14

8. Lingering Fears and What-Ifs

• Beverly shares the chilling detail that the intruder found and moved a loaded gun, making Beverly worry about how differently this could have ended if she’d walked in on the squatter (13:20–13:54).
• The lasting trauma is evident; Beverly is left to pick up the pieces while the story continues to gain notoriety.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the nightmare scenario

  “If someone would have told me that, I would look at them like they, you know, had a loose screw somewhere.”
  — Beverly Mitchell, 13:10–13:16

• On the mystery woman’s work ethic

  “She moved her sleeper sofa in by herself. She moved her washer and dryer in by herself.”
  — Beverly Mitchell, 11:14–11:21

• Reacting to the absurdity

  “If it didn’t happen to you, it’s probably the funniest story you ever heard in your life, right?”
  — Christy, 13:07–13:10

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Important Timestamps

• Arrival & Discovery – 02:31–03:07
• Police Enter the House – 04:09–04:27
• First Glimpse Inside – 04:27–06:20
• Missing and moved possessions – 06:20–08:08
• Insurance Concerns – 08:33–08:56
• Theft of Jewelry – 09:02–09:15
• Utilities Reversal – 12:43–13:01
• Media Attention – 14:00–14:25
• Gun Found/What-If Fears – 13:20–13:54

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Tone and Overall Atmosphere

The conversation bounces between incredulity, dark humor, and sympathy. The hosts are consistently both supportive and stunned, asking pointed (and sometimes silly) questions, while Beverly maintains a mix of exhaustion and dry wit. The tone is conversational, at times joking, but there’s a real undercurrent of the surreal and traumatic nature of the experience.

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Conclusion

This episode offers a front-row seat to one of the wildest homecoming stories imaginable — part cautionary tale, part true-crime curiosity. Beverly’s ordeal not only stunned her and her community, but became a viral headline. The Bert Show crew guide listeners through her emotional rollercoaster, asking all the logical (and illogical) questions, and highlighting just how random and unsettling real life can be.

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For more listener drama, laughs, and the occasionally unbelievable, check back with The Bert Show every morning!

Transcript

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[Beverly Mitchell]

Hola.

[Christy]

The bird show. Beverly Mitchell goes on vacation for two and a half weeks and she goes to Greece, Right? Pretty standard stuff. When she comes back, though, her house is occupied by another woman. Not a friend, house sitting, not a neighbor making sure everything's okay. This is a woman that she didn't even had, never met before, had no idea who she was, that had basically taken over her entire home, had started ripping up the floors, had started painting.

[Co-host 1]

The walls, and was sleeping in her bed.

[Christy]

Was sleeping in her bed. Good morning, Beverly.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Good morning.

[Christy]

How are you doing this morning?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, we're still in bits and pieces over here.

[Christy]

It's just the most bizarre story that any of us have ever really heard.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, you know, I keep thinking, you know, candidate camera's gonna jump out somewhere.

[Co-host 1]

It's so true. Beverly, describe to us what happened when you came home from your vacation and got to your front door.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, I actually didn't make it to the front door.

[Co-host 1]

Okay.

[Beverly Mitchell]

When I pulled out, there was a car in the driveway which I didn't recognize. And then I happened to look up as I'm studying that car and I noticed the windows of the house are open. One of that was real bizarre because I just went into panic mode at that point. So I just kind of tried to get turned around. In the meantime, I'm hitting the tree a Couple times. And I get out of the driveway and go around the block and I just dial 91 1. I mean, this is not something you truly expect.

[Host/Announcer]

Sure.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, within just minutes, you know, the service people were here. They were really good.

[Co-host 2]

Did they understand? Did they. When, like, you're at this point, they think somebody's just broken into your house.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Right, right.

[Host/Announcer]

Okay.

[Beverly Mitchell]

However, when I was trying to get turned around, I actually thought I saw a shadow in front of one of the windows, and I let him know that. So I was quite sure someone was in the house. Well, they can't. They. You have to drive up to my house because I don't live right directly on the road. So they drove up, left me down at the main street, and they searched the outside. Of course, they didn't find anything. It was kind of like the SWAT team out here. It was pretty cool. But they came down, they got the key from me, and they came in the house and found a woman with her dog huddled up in the bathroom. So I think my time sitting in the trees and stuff and come up in the driveway may have just scared her and woke her up because it appeared that she'd been in bed. She didn't have any clothes on.

[Co-host 1]

Oh, my God.

[Christy]

So she's completely naked when the cops got to the door.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Yes.

[Christy]

So that really does happen. I mean, you see that on cops all the time.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Right.

[Christy]

All right. So they show up to the door, and then when do you get a look at the inside of your house for the first time and realize, my God, she's made all these changes to my house?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, it's probably about two hours later by the time they, you know, allowed her to dress, bring her out. And then they brought me up to the house. They actually brought me up to see where all the officers were and, you know, ask her if she knew me, and asked me if I knew her. Of course we didn't know each other. And then I finally got to walk into the house, and when I walked in right from the front door, I knew, oh, okay, somebody else is doing something here. Because of what I left and sitting in different places. Once I walked into the living room, I'm like, okay, well, this used to be the carpet in my bedroom.

[Co-host 1]

Oh, my God.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Yeah, this used to be the sofa in the bedroom.

[Co-host 2]

Was it wall to wall carpeting?

[Beverly Mitchell]

No, because the bedroom is not quite as big as the living room.

[Co-host 2]

But, like, was it when you left the house, did you have wall to wall carpeting in one of those rooms? And she ripped it up I had.

[Beverly Mitchell]

It actually in two rooms, two bedrooms.

[Co-host 2]

So she ripped up two rooms worth of wall to wall carpeting and moved.

[Beverly Mitchell]

The small room, one room, into the living room. The other room, we don't know what she's done with because the other room, she put floor tile down.

[Christy]

Floor tile down in one room.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Also tacky tile.

[Christy]

And I understand she started like painting some of the walls and stuff too, right?

[Beverly Mitchell]

She did. She actually, you know, I tried to keep my house neutral because we've been renovating the house and it's kind of the sandstone color on the walls and white ceilings. Well, now I have Samsung ceiling and white walls.

[Christy]

Unbelievable.

[Co-host 1]

Bizarre.

[Beverly Mitchell]

She didn't like it, so she. I guess she just said, oh, I don't like this. We'll just reverse it and then maybe it'll give me a new look. Then I proceeded to walk in the kitchen, and of course I didn't recognize anything in the kitchen. She had basically brought in everything she owned and moved me out.

[Co-host 2]

Did she make any renovations that you said, you know, maybe I'll keep this?

[Beverly Mitchell]

No.

[Co-host 1]

So it was all like her blender.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Her microwave, her dishes, her pots and pans.

[Christy]

Moved everything in.

[Co-host 2]

And where were yours? Everything.

[Beverly Mitchell]

We haven't discovered those yet.

[Christy]

You still don't know where they are?

[Beverly Mitchell]

No.

[Christy]

And this, this took place how long ago?

[Beverly Mitchell]

On October 4th.

[Christy]

Oh, my God.

[Co-host 2]

So are you using hers?

[Beverly Mitchell]

No, I'm just wondering. Oh, my God.

[Co-host 2]

Just wondering.

[Christy]

I'd be too lazy to go out and get new stuff.

[Co-host 2]

Yeah, I'd be like, well, you know what I mean. It's not my stuff, but if I wash it, it'll be fine.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Hey. Yeah, okay.

[Christy]

Did she also, like, bring in her own pictures of family and stuff like that too?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Honey, she had pictures galore. I bet you There was over 100 pictures in this house.

[Co-host 2]

Do you know anything about her? Is she from Atlanta? Is there like.

[Beverly Mitchell]

She's from the Atlanta area? She probably lived about 10 miles from where I currently live.

[Co-host 2]

And do you know why she did this?

[Beverly Mitchell]

We don't.

[Co-host 2]

How long after you left for Europe did she move into your house?

[Beverly Mitchell]

We don't know. We know it had to be after the storms moved through because I had someone come and check on the house.

[Co-host 2]

At that point, after the Hurricane Ivan dumped all this. Right, okay.

[Christy]

And from what I understand, she moved her dog in a new washer and dryer. And she was also wearing some of your clothes, too.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Of course, I had. I had just gone on a major shopping spree right before I went to Europe, and I didn't take. I took a couple pieces only because once I got them home and really tried them on, I didn't like them. So I thought, well, when I get back, I'll just take them back. Well, when I got back, what a surprise. What? I could find a couple pieces. She had taken the tags off and worn.

[Co-host 1]

Unbelievable. It's just.

[Beverly Mitchell]

But I'm still searching for the closet full of clothes that I did leave at home.

[Co-host 2]

Say that last part again.

[Beverly Mitchell]

I'm searching for the closet full of clothes that I did leave at home.

[Christy]

She doesn't know where her clothes are, has no idea where her appliances are. It's the most bizarre thing. Hey, Christy.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Hi.

[Host/Announcer]

Good morning.

[Beverly Mitchell]

I just want to know who's paying for all of the damage to her house.

[Christy]

It's a great question. Who is paying for all of that?

[Host/Announcer]

Beverly?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, at this point, we're going to hope the homeowner's insurance will.

[Co-host 2]

Yeah, that's going to be a tough. That's. That you're going to. That's going to be a long time on the phone with them trying to explain this.

[Beverly Mitchell]

All I can say is I'm sure hope you watch, you know, this, this and this, and, you know, you've seen the broadcast, you know what's going on here, you know what's happened. All I can do is do a lot of praying right now.

[Christy]

Now, from what I understand, also, she, like, took, like, $23,000 worth of jewelry out of your house, too.

[Beverly Mitchell]

That was on the low side. There's still more jewelry to be found. However, we did recover that amount in her car, in her purse.

[Christy]

So she took the jewelry out of the house, put it in her car, and parked it in the driveway.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Correct.

[Christy]

Crazy.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Had it kind of separated. So you know where it was going next.

[Co-host 1]

And she's in jail right now, right?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Correct.

[Co-host 1]

She's in jail, but she's not talking is what we heard.

[Beverly Mitchell]

She's not talking to anyone.

[Co-host 2]

What do you charge somebody with?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, right now, the only thing they have her on is burglary, but I'm sure sometime today or tomorrow at the latest, I've got to get back with them and give them the additional list of missing items from the house so that they can hopefully proceed. You know, maybe it'll be more. I don't know.

[Christy]

And you have no. You have no idea why she targeted your house or how she even knew that you were gone?

[Beverly Mitchell]

No.

[Christy]

I am dying to get into this woman's head. Like, I can't wait for a psychologist to talk to her, and then you know, like, turn on WSB and find out exactly what happened.

[Beverly Mitchell]

You know, Exactly.

[Christy]

Good morning, Catherine.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Hey, how are you guys doing?

[Christy]

I'm doing great. Beverly's probably still a little shook up.

[Beverly Mitchell]

What I want to know is, I mean, renovations are not cheap. If this woman could afford to have someone come in and tear up carpet and tile floors and paint walls, why couldn't she afford to get her own apartment or house? How did you pay for the work that was done? Let me. Let me kind of. She used, you know, the carpet out of one bedroom to move it around. But where she got the tile and where she got the paint. I had a water jug, your regular water cooler jug here at the house about three quarters of the way full of silver coins that was planned to use for the next vacation. Well, there was. I know there was at least three. $3,000 in there. That'll go a little ways. So she. I mean, you know, she was able to buy her paint and she was able to buy a few appliances, but, you know, I guess the most bill to pay a crew to come in and tile. I mean, that's not something one person can do. Well, now you say a crew, but she says she's done all this herself.

[Christy]

So she is talking a little bit.

[Beverly Mitchell]

No, she's just saying, you know, she moved in by herself. She moved her sleeper sofa in by herself. She moved her washer and dryer in by herself.

[Co-host 1]

There's no way.

[Christy]

The neighbors never said anything, never got tipped off, never thought to.

[Beverly Mitchell]

The only way they knew about it was the night I called 911 and they heard it on a plea scanner.

[Co-host 2]

Was it a good. I mean, was it, like a good tile job?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Oh, my God, no. Oh, no. If you saw this tacky brown tile that you normally would see maybe in a school or a project or somewhere.

[Co-host 2]

No, I'm not talking about the quality of the tile.

[Beverly Mitchell]

No, it's cut up into bits and pieces. Pieces in certain areas where she had to get around the doors.

[Co-host 2]

Oh, okay.

[Co-host 1]

She was working fast. If you were only gone for two weeks.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Two and a half weeks.

[Co-host 1]

Two and a half weeks. She was working fast.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, that's what I'm saying. And I truly don't believe that she was by herself.

[Host/Announcer]

Right.

[Beverly Mitchell]

But with her not talking, I don't know that we'll ever get an answer as to who else might have been in my home.

[Christy]

You're not gonna get a rational answer anyway. I mean, this is a woman that never even thought, like, in two and a half weeks, this is all Coming crashing down on me. That there is gonna be an end point.

[Co-host 2]

Did she open your mail?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Yes, she did. In fact, I went to the post office before I left and put a stock hold on it and told them I'd pick it up when I got back. Well, somehow they proceeded to deliver for a few days, and she had a stack of mail lying in the kitchen counter where she had started opening the mail.

[Christy]

Wow.

[Co-host 1]

Now, that's an offense as well. They can get her on, isn't it?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Yes, it is. It's a federal offense.

[Co-host 2]

In fact, did she pay any of your bills or anything for you at least?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Oh, my God, no. You know what else she did? My power company. She had the power turned off in my name and had it turned on in her name.

[Co-host 1]

Oh, my God.

[Co-host 2]

Well, you need to keep it in her name for a while and stick her with the bill for the next couple months.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Yeah, but, you know, I'm the homeowner, so that's a downside. Cause I'm just stuck with it in the long run.

[Christy]

If it didn't happen to you, it's probably the funniest story you ever heard in your life. Right?

[Beverly Mitchell]

You're right. You know, if someone would have told me that, I would look at them like they, you know, at a loose screw somewhere.

[Host/Announcer]

Yeah.

[Christy]

It's the most bizarre thing. Hey, Christy.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Yeah.

[Christy]

Good morning.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Hi. Hey, I wanted to ask Beverly, do you think that this lady maybe had plans to get rid of you or something when you got back? Well, I mean, what do you think her plans were for when you returned? I don't know. But I'll tell you what did scare me. I had a love seat in my bedroom, that Queen Anne that I've had for years. And in the corner of that Love Speed, I had my gun. Well, they found the gun on the floor. So I'm almost afraid to think what might have happened had I knocked on that door.

[Christy]

Yeah. Then it's a completely different story. And, yeah, not nearly as fun, that's for sure.

[Beverly Mitchell]

It really isn't.

[Christy]

Wow, Beverly. Well, thanks for taking the time. You said Good Morning America's over at your Douglasville house right now.

[Beverly Mitchell]

They are. They are cameras, lights everywhere. My daughter, you know, the story is so bizarre. But I tell you what's more bizarre, is that the media has taken this and it's gone worldwide.

[Christy]

Well, it's such a random, random story. Like when you say that it's gone worldwide, what publications or what TV stations have called you.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, Associated Press got a hold of it.

[Christy]

That's where it starts. Yeah.

[Beverly Mitchell]

And it was gone.

[Co-host 2]

Tell us how you got Clark Howard involved.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, I gave it a couple weeks after all of it happened, hoping that the she would talk to them over at the police department and I'd get some answers. Well, my first thought was, was this lady trying to be a squatter? So I called Clark and I said, hey, you know, I got a bizarre story I just want to tell you.

[Christy]

Right.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Because Clark is great with stuff like that.

[Christy]

Yeah, he really is.

[Beverly Mitchell]

He really is. I've listened to him since I moved to Atlanta, and I just love him to death. So I just gave it to him and he said, oh, we gotta do something with this.

[Christy]

Yeah, that's too good. A call comes in like that. Well, I tell you what, if a call like that came into us, I wouldn't believe it was real. I'd be like, there's no way. You gotta give me more details about this. We gotta send somebody out to the house. Cause this can't be real.

[Co-host 1]

So true.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Right.

[Christy]

Well, we're gonna have him in a little after 8 this morning, so I'm sure your name will come up again.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Oh, no.

[Christy]

Yeah. Well, Beverly, it's good talking to you. Enjoy your time there on Good Morning America. And thanks for spending a couple of minutes with us. The most bizarre story I think I have ever heard.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, me too.

[Co-host 1]

We are glad you're safe. And hopefully you'll be able to get some of your possessions back and be able to get some money to replace this stuff. I mean, is there. Is there any plan for that on replacing it?

[Beverly Mitchell]

Well, not yet. Not unless, you know, the insurance company will come through.

[Host/Announcer]

Right.

[Beverly Mitchell]

It'll have to be replaced, but it'll be a slow process at this point.

[Christy]

Just strange.

[Beverly Mitchell]

So unless I can get, you know, one of the makeover companies or somebody to come in and give me a hand here, you know, but it's not. It's time to get back. To get this stuff moved out of here and get back to life and try to calm down a little bit.

[Co-host 2]

How's that washer and dryer? Is it good?

[Beverly Mitchell]

It looks brand new.

[Co-host 2]

Oh, really?

[Christy]

I keep that thing in there.

[Co-host 2]

You gonna sell it?

[Beverly Mitchell]

No, I'm not selling anything.

[Christy]

If I were you, I seriously, I'd have, like, Clark call ABC for you. Cause, I mean, he's on the ABC station here and have him do, like, that home makeover thing.

[Beverly Mitchell]

That's what we need, you know.

[Co-host 2]

Yes, I have Clark call. She's on Good Morning America today.

[Christy]

I guess you can get your own fleet yeah. All Beverly. Good luck. Thanks for hanging out with us for a couple of minutes.

[Beverly Mitchell]

You guys have a great day.

[Host/Announcer]

You too.

[Christy]

Bye now.

[Beverly Mitchell]

Bye bye.

[Christy]

The Bird show.

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