When Hoarding Goes Way Too Far: The Story Of Trust Fund Hoarder Kevin McCrary

He Spent His Early Life In A Massive 400-Acre Estate

McCrary’s life now resembles nothing of his youth. “This doesn’t resemble the lifestyle I was accustomed to in my earlier life,” he admitted to the New York Times. The unemployed hoarder didn’t grow up in a one-bedroom, $1,400 a month apartment in Manhattan. He spent his formative years with his brother John on a massive 400-acre estate in Long Island that was owned by a family friend. This friend was John “Jock” Hay Whitney, a wealthy investor and also the person from which McCrary got his middle name. His childhood may have seemed idyllic, but not everything is as shiny as it looks.