Mystery at Topaz substation
A Redondo Beach family is forced out of their home due to stray voltage emanating from a neighboring electrical facility Simona Wilson and her boys, Brendan, 7, Nicholas, 4, and Drew, 1. The family moved out of their home last month after Simona Wilson suffered from low voltage electrocution. Photo by Alexandra Mandekic/AlexandraMandekic.com Simona Wilson could not have been much happier in her south Redondo Beach home until the day earlier this year when a new shower was installed in her master bathroom. Her life since has included an agonized series of trips to emergency rooms and doctors as well as the recent relocation of her entire family away from their home. Wilson would only later discover that she was suffering from what is sometimes described in medical literature as low voltage electrocution. Wilson, a 32-year-old mother of three boys all under the age of six, had purchased her home in 2007. She bought the four-bedroom home located at 904 Knob Hill largely because it was near where she’d grown up and kitty-corner from the high-achieving Alta Vista Elementary School. At the time, she didn’t pay much mind to the Southern California Edison substation located just next…
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