he goes to home vs he go to home

Some examples from the web:

• Who cheats with the secretary every time he goes to the home office.
• Tomorrow night, he goes to the funeral home for family.
• Tomorrow night, he goes to the funeral home for family.
• He goes home to Kansas City, Missouri.
• So he goes to the arena, and finding no comfort there, he goes home to Adrian.
• I do not think that he goes to my home
• He goes home to a ticker tape parade.
• He goes to work, goes home.
• Somebody told me he goes down to Home Depot and pays the migrant workers to go to his house and choke him in the shower.
• On the weekends, he goes to the old folks home,
• Tom's upset, so he goes home, takes a sleeping pill, goes to bed.
• Randy works and he goes home and he plays video games and he goes to bed and he wakes up, and he does it all over again the next day.
• He goes home, has something to eat.
• Unless he goes home and shoots himself.
• Day 96, he goes home.
• I swear - he goes home with someone every year.
• I do that, he goes home, I never find out anything.
• He goes home and then murders her.
• Bet they frisk him before he goes home.
• Then he goes home, packs a few things and leaves.

Some examples from the web:

• He would go to their homes and give his name as Robert Ford... the man who killed Jesse James.
• He'd go to the Home Depot or car wash every morning.
• He is football player, every halftime he go home, to breast feed.
• He had to go away to home for bad boys.
• He wants to go home to her.
• But tomorrow, he has to go home.
• Well, he wanted to go home.
• I think he needs to go home.
• He has to go home sometime.
• I thought maybe he tried to go back home.
• He told me to go home and write.
• And he decided to never go home again.
• He was excited to go home.
• Today, he is free to go home to friends.
• No, he's supposed to go home today.
• He's expected to go home any day now.
• I'm scared he'll forget to go home.
• He's going to go home anyway.
• He told me to go home and I refused to.
• He's bound to go home at some point.