In the meantime I try to locate all of the descendants, who seemed to all have moved to Chicago in the 1930's, so, I can then send notification for foreclosure. 

Also call the local police department and get as much information on the subject in escrow and other building on the amount of times the police have called out and what they called out for?

I have seen too many houses where the foreclosure was probably due to the owners being taken away by the ugly police.

I saw condemnation done two houses down from me, someone rented an illegal unit, a neighbor across the street called it in, and building department came, locked up the place, and put up yellow police "do not cross" tapes.

Meanwhile, have your caretaker report George to the police. 

The neighbors have called the police and I'm sure I'll hear from codes soon. 

Neighbor is a fire Marshall, and the guy across the street is a police officer for 20years.

If I am not mistaken the police will have them remove their items and make them leave. 

The news took photos of the police going into a house with the address of 6140If you use the city parcel search you can see that there's only one result with the last known owner as <redacted> Trust.

If I suspect fowl play, I will contact the police with their I.D.