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Gail Andrews' Fort Myers home

A photo of Gail Andrews' home shows why Lee County Code Enforcement officials are moving forward with plans to demolish the Fort Myers home. They don't believe Andrews will be able to clean the home herself, as she has been doing after Sept. 2 demolition was postponed.

A photo of Gail Andrews' home shows why Lee County Code Enforcement officials are moving forward with plans to demolish the Fort Myers home. They don't believe Andrews will be able to clean the home herself, as she has been doing after Sept. 2 demolition was postponed.

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  • Gail Andrews, who lived with her dead mother's skeleton for 14 months in a run-down home in South Fort Myers, is now trying to save the building from being completely demolished. Lee County officials plan to tear down the home unless Andrews can find a way to make the needed repairs, estimated at $16,000. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • A photo of Gail Andrews' home shows why Lee County Code Enforcement officials are moving forward with plans to demolish the Fort Myers home. They don't believe Andrews will be able to clean the home herself, as she has been doing after Sept. 2 demolition was postponed.
  • A Lee County Code Enforcement inspector who went through Gail Andrews' home today took this photo of a room where she'd already cleaned up and removed trash.
  • Gail Andrews, who lived with her dead mother's skeleton for 14 months in a run-down home in South Fort Myers, is now trying to save the building from being completely demolished. Lee County officials plan to tear down the home unless Andrews can find a way to make the needed repairs, estimated at $16,000. Greg Kahn/Staff

After a tour of Gail Andrews' Fort Myers home, where she'd lived with her mother's skeleton for 14 months, Lee County officials said Monday they will move toward demolition.

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