I think this if very interesting.
This is the new buzz in Farmville.
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Peace wrote:All new floors on the first floor except the kitchen and bath.
The house seems to belong to both of them.
ROCKDAWG wrote:You'd think a real wierdo would be interested in this house. ...............
I thought it was the upstairs that they had to air out ? Window left open ? Wasn't that upstairs ????ziggy wrote:ugh, that is heartbreaking.
Doesn't say anything about new carpet upstairs. Guess there wasn't a body upstairs? Where downstairs was the fourth body? How did the cops miss that when they made their visit inside to check the basement.
I wish there was a better picture of the back of the house.
Thanks Peace for posting this.
I had thought of the same thing about possible DNA still in the home, I wonder if the clean-up crew rechecks if they got all of the DNA laying or spattered around.ROCKDAWG wrote:it'd be interesting to take a blacklight into that house at night. I'm betting theres still DNA to be seen..........
maunsapt wrote:I had thought of the same thing about possible DNA still in the home, I wonder if the clean-up crew rechecks if they got all of the DNA laying or spattered around.ROCKDAWG wrote:it'd be interesting to take a blacklight into that house at night. I'm betting theres still DNA to be seen..........
I find it quite morbid to even auction the house off. Why not just destroy it? or perhaps the sell of the house...the proceeds will go back to the family's relatives?
Everytime I went looking to rent a house and then later when I went house hunting to buy, I always asked if anybody died or was killed in the house. I asked the history behind it. Most of the times, I was told. Fortunately, nothing happened. But, some houses gave off a wierd vibe, even if it would have been less money.
The more I look at the Niederbrocks' (sp) house, the more it looks like a house from a horror movie, but that is my opinion.
AndresEscobar wrote:maunsapt wrote:I had thought of the same thing about possible DNA still in the home, I wonder if the clean-up crew rechecks if they got all of the DNA laying or spattered around.ROCKDAWG wrote:it'd be interesting to take a blacklight into that house at night. I'm betting theres still DNA to be seen..........
I find it quite morbid to even auction the house off. Why not just destroy it? or perhaps the sell of the house...the proceeds will go back to the family's relatives?
Everytime I went looking to rent a house and then later when I went house hunting to buy, I always asked if anybody died or was killed in the house. I asked the history behind it. Most of the times, I was told. Fortunately, nothing happened. But, some houses gave off a wierd vibe, even if it would have been less money.
The more I look at the Niederbrocks' (sp) house, the more it looks like a house from a horror movie, but that is my opinion.
The problem is it costs money to destroy the house. Who would pay for that? The family took everything out that they wanted. They sell the house, its fixtures, and some personal effects. Family gets the money for the estate. Buyer gets a piece of real estate at probably a lower price. They can destroy the house and rebuild it if they're superstitious or otherwise freaked out by the house.
ROCKDAWG wrote:I thought it was the upstairs that they had to air out ? Window left open ? Wasn't that upstairs ????ziggy wrote:ugh, that is heartbreaking.
Doesn't say anything about new carpet upstairs. Guess there wasn't a body upstairs? Where downstairs was the fourth body? How did the cops miss that when they made their visit inside to check the basement.
I wish there was a better picture of the back of the house.
Thanks Peace for posting this.
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