I don't know if I told you, but we're currently looking for a new place to live. And as with any new surroundings, you have to get used to it. But sometimes, you might actually discover something you didn't expect.
That's exactly what happened to these folks here. Once they moved into their new dwelling, they found that it was creepy as heck. And I sincerely hope that doesn't happen to me, hehe.
"Found this in my girlfriend's loft. She only moved in 3 months ago and said she has never been up there. Guess what my name is..."
Um, okay! Either your girlfriend is playing a sick joke on your, or somebody doesn't want you hanging around, that's all.
Speaking of pentagrams, what do you think of this one? Apparently, the new owners of this house found it when they got rid of the carpets. Is this a good or bad omen? Hmm, I wouldn't want to find out.
"Found this in the basement of my new [home]."
Ah, don't worry, mate. As you can see, this is just the old ball and chain. I guess somebody is happy to have escaped this trap, hehe. Nothing else to see here, so move along.
"The former homeowners forgot someone ..."
Um, this is why I'm not a fan of old houses. Somehow I always imagine finding something like that. And this unlucky person had the pleasure of discovering this lovely sight. Oh, crap!
"A friend who is a realtor turned on the light switch for clients when viewing a house and almost ran out of the house."
OMG, yuck! If this isn't the perfect moment that calls for using hand sanitizer, I don't know what is, haha. Get the heck out of this house and STAT!
"Why are there bones in my basement?"
You mean, there shouldn't be bones in a basement? Where else would they go? Here's something funny somebody said on Reddit: "You know when people buy a house and say 'It needs work. But it has good bones.' This is what they mean."
Haha!
"Staying in an Airbnb. Woke up this morning to find the cover to access the attic completely moved."
Completely natural. Go back to sleep. Nothing to worry about. I'm sure all those stories about previous guests missing were false.
"I moved into a new house, only to be told the previous tenants were hardcore drug dealers. This is the basement."
"I mean is it really that hard/expensive to do a paint job before listing the house?"
That's exactly my sentiments.
"The only picture on the wall of the bedroom in the Airbnb we just stayed at."
Seriously? What kind of places do people rent out as an Airbnb these days? Is this normal? I've never stayed in one, so I'm genuinely asking because I don't know.
"The previous owner of my new home left a few things in the attic. This card slipped out when I moved the bag."
I bet your mind went racing there for a second, eh? I hate to disappoint you, but it's only a plastic Christmas tree. I had you going there for a while, though.
"Found this on our front porch after the second night in our new house. Yes, that is a human tooth."
"I hope you filed a police report. It's either a nutter casting spells to get the previous owner to move, not realizing they did.. or someone trying to do it to you - either way, you never know how nutter a nutter might get."
OMG, wow!
"Just moved into my first house, found this on the front porch... is this a message?"
"You have a cat now. You don't know the cat personally yet but you have one."
Haha! I here I thought it was some kind of message from The Godfather. Phew!
"Newly purchased home: Clearly a grave in my backyard...right?"
Do you even have to ask? You only need to find out whether this was a pet or an actual person. Then you can decide to stay or run.
"These are photos we found when moving into our new student housing today..."
Um, what the heck is this? If I were the one who discovered these, I would have plenty of questions for the residence's owners. There's no way I would just stay there and take it as it is.
"Went on vacation and found this in the yard of the place we rented."
Does this house belong to the Jeepers Creepers' gang? If it does, then run for your life. But then again, it might be too late now.
"John Wayne Gacy did construction for my grandparents and we found his business card while going through some stuff today."
That's one souvenir I wouldn't want to keep. If you've been living under a rock, you must know that John Gacy was a serial killer and definitely not the kind of person you would like to encounter.
"Went in the attic of a house we were looking at aannd...."
Just your common, run-of-the-mill mannequin storage, as every house has, right?
Um, heck no! I would get the hell out of there and fast, hehe.
"Doing electrical work in this house that was built in the 1800s and there’s a prison cell under the basement stairs."
I'm sorry, what? Why is there a prison cell under the stairs of someone's house? That's what I would be asking a real estate agent, haha.
Yikes! Honestly, if I discovered these creepy scenes, I don't think I could sleep at night. How about you? Have you ever found something scary in a new home or place you have stayed at, huh? I need to know all about it. So, please share with us.
