See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Have No Room
In the rearview window of Richard Fremed’s red Toyota Corolla sit three sets of monkeys — and one set of three bears — primly covering their ears, eyes and mouths. That’s barely the tip of the iceberg. Fremed, a corporate accounting consultant, and his wife, Ellen, share their Granada Hills home with hundreds of the see-no-evil, hear-no-evil, speak-no-evil figurine sets and and other see-no-evil paraphernalia. Even in the bathroom, monkeys gesture on a matching soap tray, tissue holder and wastebasket set.