Thanks so much for watching! Let me know what you think in the comments below! I really like these type of abandoned crime explorations! Let me know if youd like for me to do more of them! Make sure to like and share & let me know where youre watching from in the comments! Love yall 🙏
Narrating audio is a bit challenging to listen to. Bass distorts the speaking voice of the narration but quality content as ever Greetings from Philippines
Hi, I'm italian. Min 18.49, these wood things in the wall are called "prete" (Priest). Many years ago italian people used them to warm the bed during the night. You have to put ashes and embers from the fireplace to a sort of bowl, then you put the bowl into the wood structure and you put it under the blanket. Our grandparents often use It, it's typical of country houses. Then, I've translated some of the newspapers: It always deals with religion. The Pope, the Faith, etc 😊
That was fascinating! I’ll need to watch it again to get a better look at lots of details. I laughed when you said, “nothing here” about an attic room, and I thought, “EXCEPT A COOL OLD BIKE AND A CHAIR WITH AN ATTITUDE! Get closer, let me see!”
In the child's room, what you called a baby carriage that was covered in gold and white cloth with the large shade over it is not a baby carriage (there are no wheels). It is called a bassinette and is for newborns and small babies. The large shade attached was adjustable. They were used to take the babies out in the yard for fresh air and an "outing." The shade was adjustable so that the caretaker could sit on a chair or bench with the bassinette next to her and adjust the shade so that the sun did not shine directly on the baby.
I liked Grandmas room. You said as you get older, you need less. I’m pushing 60 and what you said is so true. I need much less than what I thought I needed just 10 years ago. But I love my life the way it is right now. I’m sure Grandma loved her life the way it was also. The knocking was creepy. Someone’s spirit is stuck there.
Wow, that was awesome!! My favorite room was the one with the vines and Leafs ceiling. It would have been stunning when it was new looking up at the vines and Leafs as you drifted off to sleep. This was an awesome find guys. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I can always imagine what the house looked like when it was lived in. A really big and beautiful home. Abandoned places in France, Portugal and Italy are my favorite. The older, the better. Natural decay is sad and beautiful at the same time. ⏳️🥀
Hi Steve this place was an amazing time capsule. It's sad that the family left so many photo's and memories behind, but maybe they had there reasons. I love all your videos. Oja I am following you from South Africa. Once again an amazing video, stay safe and looking forward to your next video. ❤
This is such an amazing explore. I can only imagine what it looked like when the family lived there, I'm sure it was beautiful. I think it's funny about the cars, they knew they were leaving the vehicles behind and they didn't want anyone to come and get them. They made sure of that. Stay safe guys.
Fantastic video Steve 🤘🏼such a sad story and all their possessions and memories left behind is heartbreaking. My mum was born in Italy and she’s told me stories about the mafia and how her mum has had encounters with the mafia. I always enjoy your videos and the back stories to all the abandoned places you visited, keep up the great work Steve ❤️
how do you encounter such people? they all cant be barbaric and have no class or brain. such stories should be passed down. my grandmother has stories too
@@vanrosauch5659 not sure what you mean how you encounter such people? It’s the mafia they have runned Italy for years and yes they are all barbaric hence it’s the mafia. My nonna had lots of stories and so does my mum, you don’t cross the mafioso period. Some of the stories my mum told me were scary and I’m happy my nonna and my mum and uncle’s left Italy back in the day.
You found a great place to explore, those cars were in such a sad state but fantastic to see. And you always find a creepy doll hanging around! Thank you for sharing this with us. You need to come to England soon!!
Steve, your explore channel is probably the BEST on YT. Your calm demeanor and excellent steady filming is always great to watch!! This home was amazing! My favorite part was that massive bedroom ceiling with the ivy mural. Amazing! Watching from SW Florida.
You're quite impressive Steve, it's like you're trying to express your feelings through your detailed explanations, which are extraordinary to listen too!! Looking forward to your next one :) x
Hi Steve, Im watchinf from Aus and have followed you for years! I thought the monster of florence only killed couples in the late 70's early 80's? I could only find one double homicide in 1981 and the victims are too young, which would suggest the farm owner wasnt killed by the monster of florence but may have had strong mafia ties. I always love learning about the history behind the houses but sometimes think stories are made up to draw viewers. Either way I love your filming and editing and the general vibe you bring to all your videos! I would love if you could do more crime houses with historical significance. Keep up the great work!
Hi Steve, It's great to watch another video from you! wow that mansion was beautiful, sad about the family moving out of that place. I wondered what the house looked like before it went to disarray. I imagine it as breath-taking as I have visioned it. You are looking great and loving the new hair style! Can't wait to watch more videos from you - Keep up the excellent work!
Hey Steve, your content is always the best just cuz ur mostly calm and ur video is not really corrupted with background music and that helps us listen in and engage more.
Steve is my absolute favorite explorer hands down. Those cars could be renewed. It would have to be a full body-off restoration, which takes lots of time & money but so worth it. Great explore!
I love seeing these explores, once such beautiful homes, very sad to see people abandon their homes and leave so much stuff behind. I thought it was very strange how they welded the door closed to the garage with cars inside.
Brilliant video steve took you back to marfia days the house feels very Italian in the way they lived in the old days beautiful antiques presouis memory's and history awesome investigation artutechure design loved the video steve from Australia ❤📸👍🇦🇺👀🌏
Hi Steve! Suggestion: maybe you guys should learn how to decode Morse code--maybe you can decode the message behind those beeps from your equipment as the spirits interacts and answer through your equipments. Love your videos always! I'm a Filipino, and I would love to watch more of your videos held here in the Philippines. ❤❤❤ May God be with you and your team always🤍
mafia or not the place is beautiful and the sadness of the serial killings targeting them. it would be nice to see it restored. we are losing a battle when it comes to old-world marvels
You could tell at one time the furnishings were really nice in grandma's room. Her bedroom with a living room at the foot of the bed to visit with people on a couch and then a kitchen. But no sink. Strange.
The baby stroller-ish thing is called a pram. They still use them in parts of Europe. Just kind of a fancy stroller. Never caught on in the US for some reason.
love ur videos. ive only been watching for about 1 year an a half, and ur right up there with sam _n _jessis and finder's beepers, big banks, and a tew others.
I MUST say I APPRECIATE YOUR videography ~ the movement is perfect especially in comparison to so other explorers tha JERK the camera around in a wipe lash fashion that makes it unbearable to watch …. But then I’m assuming they don’t have the years of experience you’ve had doing these projects…. The QUALITY of much of the furniture here it DEFINITELY TOP KNOTCH especially the bedrooms with full bedroom sets
Definitely heard a male voice at 27.20. A great find Steve. Had my earphones on and listened a few times and it sounds like a male voice saying melody.
Steve. You are my favorite. You're so calm and caring. And your explorations are always phenomenal. I shouldn't be. But I watch you all day sometimes 😂🤣 not good for me, but good for 🤣😂
I love this place its absolutely beautiful! Imagine the memories here and the possibilities of what used to be. - The knocking Sound sounds like native American drums drumming in a pow wow.😂
I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDS BUT THESE HOUSES GIVE ME THE CREEPS I HATE TO HAVE LIVED IN AHOUSE LIKE THIS THE BEDS AND WARDROBES GIVES ME THE SHIFFERS THE ROOM ARE LIĶE HAUNTED NO NO WAY I COULDNT EVEN DO WHAT YOU DO SEE I SAID IT WAS SPOOKY ⚘⚘LOVE YOU ILL KEEP WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL KEEP SAVE ON THOSE FLOOR 🌬🌬XXXXX♥️JULIE UK
Steve please make sure you pray before you go into these places I seen shadow people and alot of orbs sage your self after be on the safe side you don't want hitchhikers home may God bless you
Thanks so much for watching! Let me know what you think in the comments below! I really like these type of abandoned crime explorations! Let me know if youd like for me to do more of them! Make sure to like and share & let me know where youre watching from in the comments! Love yall 🙏
why does the wife at 26:06 look like you?
Narrating audio is a bit challenging to listen to. Bass distorts the speaking voice of the narration but quality content as ever
Greetings from Philippines
I'd love to investigate that place with my group The Rhode Island Paranormal Research Group.
Love ur content no matter what it is. The abandoned crime exploration is great. Love how u get the details. Much love and appreciation from Ohio
@@nancyleathers4846 Noone asked for your group name.
Steve, your content is second to none and your calm demeanour is so awesome 💜
Woooww what an intelligent explanation❤👍
Hi, I'm italian. Min 18.49, these wood things in the wall are called "prete" (Priest). Many years ago italian people used them to warm the bed during the night. You have to put ashes and embers from the fireplace to a sort of bowl, then you put the bowl into the wood structure and you put it under the blanket. Our grandparents often use It, it's typical of country houses. Then, I've translated some of the newspapers: It always deals with religion. The Pope, the Faith, etc 😊
That was fascinating! I’ll need to watch it again to get a better look at lots of details. I laughed when you said, “nothing here” about an attic room, and I thought, “EXCEPT A COOL OLD BIKE AND A CHAIR WITH AN ATTITUDE! Get closer, let me see!”
In the child's room, what you called a baby carriage that was covered in gold and white cloth with the large shade over it is not a baby carriage (there are no wheels). It is called a bassinette and is for newborns and small babies. The large shade attached was adjustable. They were used to take the babies out in the yard for fresh air and an "outing." The shade was adjustable so that the caretaker could sit on a chair or bench with the bassinette next to her and adjust the shade so that the sun did not shine directly on the baby.
I liked Grandmas room. You said as you get older, you need less. I’m pushing 60 and what you said is so true. I need much less than what I thought I needed just 10 years ago. But I love my life the way it is right now. I’m sure Grandma loved her life the way it was also. The knocking was creepy. Someone’s spirit is stuck there.
Wow, that was awesome!! My favorite room was the one with the vines and Leafs ceiling. It would have been stunning when it was new looking up at the vines and Leafs as you drifted off to sleep. This was an awesome find guys. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thank you for another beautiful recording, it's getting more and more fun to watch and more exciting.😃
I can always imagine what the house looked like when it was lived in. A really big and beautiful home. Abandoned places in France, Portugal and Italy are my favorite. The older, the better. Natural decay is sad and beautiful at the same time. ⏳️🥀
The pace is beyond big and thank you for taking us all around the pace like this.
Hi Steve this place was an amazing time capsule. It's sad that the family left so many photo's and memories behind, but maybe they had there reasons. I love all your videos. Oja I am following you from South Africa. Once again an amazing video, stay safe and looking forward to your next video. ❤
This is such an amazing explore. I can only imagine what it looked like when the family lived there, I'm sure it was beautiful. I think it's funny about the cars, they knew they were leaving the vehicles behind and they didn't want anyone to come and get them. They made sure of that. Stay safe guys.
Fantastic video Steve 🤘🏼such a sad story and all their possessions and memories left behind is heartbreaking. My mum was born in Italy and she’s told me stories about the mafia and how her mum has had encounters with the mafia. I always enjoy your videos and the back stories to all the abandoned places you visited, keep up the great work Steve ❤️
how do you encounter such people? they all cant be barbaric and have no class or brain. such stories should be passed down. my grandmother has stories too
@@vanrosauch5659 not sure what you mean how you encounter such people? It’s the mafia they have runned Italy for years and yes they are all barbaric hence it’s the mafia. My nonna had lots of stories and so does my mum, you don’t cross the mafioso period. Some of the stories my mum told me were scary and I’m happy my nonna and my mum and uncle’s left Italy back in the day.
You found a great place to explore, those cars were in such a sad state but fantastic to see. And you always find a creepy doll hanging around! Thank you for sharing this with us. You need to come to England soon!!
Amazing find! Thank you Steve for taking us along. Nothing but the best❤❤🔥🔥
Steve, your explore channel is probably the BEST on YT. Your calm demeanor and excellent steady filming is always great to watch!! This home was amazing! My favorite part was that massive bedroom ceiling with the ivy mural. Amazing! Watching from SW Florida.
Love you're adventures abandoned places looks amazing how things are back then.. thanks for sharing Steve be safe out there..
You're quite impressive Steve, it's like you're trying to express your feelings through your detailed explanations, which are extraordinary to listen too!! Looking forward to your next one :) x
Hi Steve, Im watchinf from Aus and have followed you for years!
I thought the monster of florence only killed couples in the late 70's early 80's? I could only find one double homicide in 1981 and the victims are too young, which would suggest the farm owner wasnt killed by the monster of florence but may have had strong mafia ties.
I always love learning about the history behind the houses but sometimes think stories are made up to draw viewers.
Either way I love your filming and editing and the general vibe you bring to all your videos!
I would love if you could do more crime houses with historical significance.
Keep up the great work!
Another great find Steve. I really LIKED the first bedroom that bed looked amazing. And spider man Rocked.
I have read 'The Monster of Florence". The whole thing was happening when I was in Florence in the 80s.
I would say that was a beautiful home back in the day. I loved it. Thank you Steve for your videos. Stay safe
Great video. Thanks for taking me along.
Hi Steve,
It's great to watch another video from you! wow that mansion was beautiful, sad about the family moving out of that place. I wondered what the house looked like before it went to disarray. I imagine it as breath-taking as I have visioned it. You are looking great and loving the new hair style! Can't wait to watch more videos from you - Keep up the excellent work!
My favorite! Thank you for this one!! I loved it 😊
What a great shame, heartbreaking to see the remnants of what a family left behind. 0 Thank you for sharing this ❤
Concordo
great video steve enjoyed this thanks for sharing x
The design of this mansion its like an abstract, also brings a bad omen however the ceilings are amazingly beautiful
I love watching all of your videos it's just amazing how much is left behind thank you
Hey Steve, your content is always the best just cuz ur mostly calm and ur video is not really corrupted with background music and that helps us listen in and engage more.
Thanks Steve, brilliant old mansion, so sad to see it abandoned this way, love and peace from Sth Australia 🇦🇺
What a delight to watch ya'll!!! I will watch more.ty
I'm from Philippines but I'm living here in Saudi Arabia...i always watch your contents while I'm not busy ...I really love your content Steve...
Thanks For The Upload ☺️ it's ALWAYS Nothing But The Best CONTENT 💯🙌
Glad you enjoy it!
I’ve been subscribed since 2019
Love how your so passionate and you go thru details on these houses
Great find, amazing and sad. Good work steve!!
Steve is my absolute favorite explorer hands down. Those cars could be renewed. It would have to be a full body-off restoration, which takes lots of time & money but so worth it. Great explore!
😮Both cars are classic.🎉❤😊.
What a stunning property. Such a shame to see it sliding into ruin. Fascinating to see, thank you.
Love seeing Italy. Very interesting video. My grandparents, both sides, came here from Italy in the early 1900s.
I love seeing these explores, once such beautiful homes, very sad to see people abandon their homes and leave so much stuff behind. I thought it was very strange how they welded the door closed to the garage with cars inside.
Steve,I absolutely love your videos ❤thank you for the amazing awesome video ❤
Absolutely amazing video as always, so many hundreds of centuries memories of the owners ❤x
Ohhh nooo i thought i already subscribed but i wasnt 🥺but now i am woehoeeee 😁😁😁🧡🧡🧡
What beautiful architecture and history Italy has. A gem of a find, well done ! Was amazing to see ❤
Brilliant video steve took you back to marfia days the house feels very Italian in the way they lived in the old days beautiful antiques presouis memory's and history awesome investigation artutechure design loved the video steve from Australia ❤📸👍🇦🇺👀🌏
The hair clippers in the beginning are hand held sheep shears! I have one for my one sheep that's a spaz and won't tolerate electric shears 😊
Great content, Steve 👌 great channel 👏
Fantastic filming well done guys .
And a great story about the family who lived and probably died there.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful place
Hi Steve! Suggestion: maybe you guys should learn how to decode Morse code--maybe you can decode the message behind those beeps from your equipment as the spirits interacts and answer through your equipments. Love your videos always!
I'm a Filipino, and I would love to watch more of your videos held here in the Philippines. ❤❤❤
May God be with you and your team always🤍
Kuya , this is saddening thanks for sharing . Pls stay safe
Interesting and so sad story. Oh… ! It’s so moldy inside ( and many objects are not good ! Thank u for show it for us!
So nice of you
Amazing job Steve ❤
CANT WAIT TO WATCH THIS TONIGHT!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
mafia or not the place is beautiful and the sadness of the serial killings targeting them. it would be nice to see it restored. we are losing a battle when it comes to old-world marvels
Honestly, being left in this huge place when theirs mafia involved wouldn't allow you much sleep day or night with all those rooms and passageways!
Hi Steve just want to let you know my family is from Italy from northern part Trieste . It’s so beautiful there I miss home❤
Good stuff, thanks Steve.
Great explore. My favorite superhero growing up was Wonder Woman.
Loved the explore. Looking great Steve.
You could tell at one time the furnishings were really nice in grandma's room. Her bedroom with a living room at the foot of the bed to visit with people on a couch and then a kitchen. But no sink. Strange.
Love your videos Steve!
Steve another great video thank you I love your content and Greetings from United Kingdom 🇬🇧
The baby stroller-ish thing is called a pram. They still use them in parts of Europe. Just kind of a fancy stroller. Never caught on in the US for some reason.
We still put our babies in prams in the uk. Laying them flat.
Tina from tyaskin Maryland love video ❤❤❤ good work Steve 😊
Steve you always makes us amaze to your videos love it more to go hope you can travel again here in Philippines
The coats look like new, and I wonder whom opened all the windows. I see orbs in some rooms. I love the big bedrooms.
Wow that was a random find how did you get the history I'm glad you found it thanks for taking us with you
OK, I think it was the last cle a bedroom b4 you went to the garage. The headboards also had creepy eyes on them!
Both cars are awesome but those places who rebuild these old cars is amazing! That Fiat is amazing
Yes please more of these
Steve! What was that moan right after you were talking about the bill? @ 7:05 Someone you were with in another room maybe or paranormal?
love ur videos. ive only been watching for about 1 year an a half, and ur right up there with sam _n _jessis and finder's beepers, big banks, and a tew others.
I MUST say I APPRECIATE YOUR videography ~ the movement is perfect especially in comparison to so other explorers tha JERK the camera around in a wipe lash fashion that makes it unbearable to watch …. But then I’m assuming they don’t have the years of experience you’ve had doing these projects…. The QUALITY of much of the furniture here it DEFINITELY TOP KNOTCH especially the bedrooms with full bedroom sets
That ceiling in the bedroom is so beautiful wow
1:00 thanks for the video steve
If they were a Mafia family and the father was killed they might have had to disappear
Shame a place like that just went to crap😪
Would be cool if you could find a photo of that place when it was lived in
Great explore
Loved Grandma's room. When you were upstairs there was a door you never checked out
@27:11 pretty sure old clock went on that metal stand on dresser. But @27:20 I heard an evp. ❤
Andrew maybe
This place was cool thanks for sharing
Been waiting for another explore Ronin "yay". 😊
I think Ronin is simply #1.
Love how respectful he is.
is there a way to get more info on this place im curious about it since you said they disappeared in 1992 but a calender says 2011
I love the bedrooms in this mansion and my favourite super hero was Super Man when I was little ❤
Excellent explore!
Many thanks!
Thank you for the movie and thank you
Love it thank you
when new it must have been amazing, I love the bedroom furniture,
Definitely heard a male voice at 27.20. A great find Steve. Had my earphones on and listened a few times and it sounds like a male voice saying melody.
Steve. You are my favorite. You're so calm and caring. And your explorations are always phenomenal. I shouldn't be. But I watch you all day sometimes 😂🤣 not good for me, but good for 🤣😂
Imagine a house so haunted you leave everything behind
5:16, " bars" .
Keep victims IN.
Nobody would dare break in.
Folks can NOT LEAVE THE HOUSE
I love this place its absolutely beautiful! Imagine the memories here and the possibilities of what used to be.
- The knocking Sound sounds like native American drums drumming in a pow wow.😂
We used to have the same 📺 back in the 6070 and arly 80ds 👻
I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDS BUT THESE HOUSES GIVE ME THE CREEPS I HATE TO HAVE LIVED IN AHOUSE LIKE THIS THE BEDS AND WARDROBES GIVES ME THE SHIFFERS THE ROOM ARE LIĶE HAUNTED NO NO WAY I COULDNT EVEN DO WHAT YOU DO SEE I SAID IT WAS SPOOKY ⚘⚘LOVE YOU ILL KEEP WATCHING YOUR CHANNEL KEEP SAVE ON THOSE FLOOR 🌬🌬XXXXX♥️JULIE UK
There is so much stuff in the house 😊
Ahh … shhh … Mob! 😮. Yes do more crime locations Steve !
That whole house was beautiful ! You need to take some gloves with you and a respirator!
Just became a fan(saw you at Kuya Aga's video)...Like Bro the quality and audio of your video is Awesome...
Welcome aboard!
Steve please make sure you pray before you go into these places I seen shadow people and alot of orbs sage your self after be on the safe side you don't want hitchhikers home may God bless you