Katrina's Wake Lee "Leo" Jordan

"The good Lord spared it for a reason, it's mine and I don't want it to walk off," Lee "Leo" Jordan said of his home and belongings on Rodenburd Avenue, a few steps from the breach in Biloxi, Miss. He did not stay in his home during Hurricane Katrina, but plans on remaining there even though there is no power or water.

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"The good Lord spared it for a reason, it's mine and I don't want it to walk off," Lee "Leo" Jordan said of his home and belongings on Rodenburd Avenue, a few steps from the breach in Biloxi, Miss. He did not stay in his home during Hurricane Katrina, but plans on remaining there even though there is no power or water.