THE parents of Lacey Fletcher, the woman left starving covered in maggots and sores in a couch-crater, are out of jail on bond, authorities say. Sheila and Clay Fletcher were released on May 3 and …
“The caretakers just let her sit on the couch. She just urinated and used the bathroom on the couch,” D’Aquilla said. “It was so horrific.”reported that Lacey had not seen a doctor for 20 years and there were a few neighbors in the family’s small community that didn’t know the Fletchers had a daughter.
She was home schooled from the time she was in high school and experienced severe social anxiety as a teen, her parents said. The Fletchers were told that Lacey needed to be evaluated at a hospital and to admit her to an inpatient facility, said Bickham.
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