When Barnes and Waddle did get possession they found it hard to make progress because Swedish markers were doubling up in front of them.
By now he was doubled up in pain.
Now, most of the former camp dwellers are doubled up in their friends' or families' homes, scattered at random in tents and improvised dwellings, or living in "precarious housing" that is dilapidated, damaged or partly collapsed, the organization says.
Since the teacher died of AIDS here in 1997, a shortage of teachers has meant that children have been doubled up in classrooms or that they attend school on half-day shifts.
There have been times when she just hasn't made it all the way to school: she sits in a park on her own, wondering why she finds it all so hard while her friends trundle on ahead in their "normality"; she has been doubled up in a laneway near the school crying, riveted by her anxiety.
But critics of Newhall's plans point out that much of the demand for housing in the region is actually among the growing Hispanic and immigrant populations of urban Los Angeles, where families are doubled up in apartments and can not yet afford suburban houses.
The city's Housing Authority estimates that 17,000 families are doubled up in public housing, with a waiting list of 164,000 families to get apartments.
At the same time, tenants were doubling up and living in illegal apartments.
They hoarded cereal and bought Cup Noodles from the ship's canteen at midnight, spending as little time as possible in the windowless cabins where they were doubled up, sometimes in bunk beds.
Ms. Leo got the news while at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah, where she is doubling up in a hotel room to cut expenses.
