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Story summary
- Tameika Goode returned to a $2.3 million Bethesda mansion after less than two weeks in jail for trespassing and burglary.
- Ian Chen, a 19-year-old neighbor who reported the squatting, advocates for stronger laws against squatters.
- Goode's lawyer says she invoked squatter's rights due to a title issue.
- The issue of squatters' rights is gaining nationwide attention, with New York cases involving alleged real estate scams targeting elderly homeowners.
