Exploring an Abandoned Crime Scene Mansion - Parents sent to Prison!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2024
- Built in Colonial Style in 1938, this mansion would soon be home to a dark secret. Firefighters were called to the home when an alarm was going off inside because of the lack of oxygen in the air. When crews arrived, they had to call the hazmat team to even go inside. What they found was haunting, over 115 accounts of animal abuse, and animals living in horrible conditions. The parents both went to prison, and the home was surrendered to the police, and shuttered. Their only child was left behind, only about 12. Her life stripped from her, as she learns the dark truth of her family. She grew up to become an animal rights activist. Today, we will be learning the entire story as we explore this abandoned crime scene mansion. If you enjoy leaves a thumbs up and consider subscribing for more exploring content !
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Thank you guys for joining me along a journey inside an abandoned mansion with an insane past. A hauntingly beautiful estate.
Let me know what room you thought was the creepiest ?
And for those who wanted to see the video i recorded at this location many years ago,
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Thanks for watching and supporting ! 😊
Emily whom?? I tried looking up story
Never heard this story about Emily and her family, sad to hear about her passing. Kinda surprised they didn't have DVD's and was VHS mostly. The library & Emily's bedroom were the coolest from the abandon mansion. I'll check out the mansion from many years ago later.
i saw that video years ago!!!
Did they kill her or what
@@tarrabedell8909emily gladstein
Ok, I know this property personally! I rode through it as a kid and so did many horse owners in the area. This was not a dark house...it's original owners were author George Plympton's parents...Francis and Pauline. It was white with dark shutters and well kept. Mr. Plympton used to wave to us as he went down the long driveway in an old Rambler station wagon. He passed first. Mrs. Plympton donated the large meadow at the rear of the property to The Nature Conservancy upon her death, which promptly closed off access to horseback riders as they don't believe horses should ride on their properties...they're extremists. The house then remained on 7 acres. After the estate was settled these horrid people bought it and ran it to ruin. She a psychiatrist and he a dermatologist. They painted the awful colors around the house. On the day in question a friend and fellow horseperson who lives nearby was called by a local veterinarian the police had contacted to assist in examining and helping with the many necessary euthanasia needed on site. She told me how she cried the whole time...said it was the most horrific scene she'd ever experienced and it still haunts her. Late last fall the house finally went into a sales contract. As it can't be seen from the road I don't know whether they are gutting the interior or demolishing it for new. It was a lovely place until those sick monsters bought it. I can't believe he's still has his medical license!
Why did they have so many animals in their house? How did Emily die?
Thank you for sharing. What a sad ending for Emily. I wonder if she had ever revisited before her passing?!?
RIP Emily
The actor George Plimpton, right? So cool knowing he grew up there!
Thank you for the history!!! Very interesting.
So the dad and mother had to be mentally ill? Surely all of those animals weren’t in the house when Emily was growing up? Some of the furniture was lovely.
It’s odd to me though that it appears Emily’s bed was positioned on the wrong side. The frame was high enough on the side she accessed to get in and out of to hit her back and rear end as she tried to slid over. The rail on the other side of the bed resting against the wall looks to be very low. Hmmm?????
Most of those pictures of Emily were eerie to me. She had a strange look in her eyes..no laughter was coming through even though she was smiling in one.
Absolutely tragic…I feel distraught 😔
My dads surgeon murdered his wife and retained his medical license. However, if you look at his trial info he had to sign a document agreeing never to practice medicine again to keep his license. I thought for sure murder would go against the whole “do no harm” thing and immediately be grounds for removal but apparently not
Sleep easy Emily after all your sadness and struggles, be sure you will be remembered for your good works not for your parents' hateful deeds. RIP ❤
R.I.P. Emily
I feel bad for Emily 😢
What happened
She deserves for a book to be written about her or something
May precious Emily rest in peace and rise in glory. Amen
Can you imagine what that little girl felt, when her whole world fell apart. So sad.
Right? It really seems like she had a good childhood except for the animal thing. I can't find any information about her. There weren't any charges pressed against a parents for any type of harm towards her. She had literally everything and went everywhere she could possibly dream of. She also had some sort of relationship with her parents when she died because they are the ones that chose to keep her information private.
It's interesting.
Yeah, relief. She lived on a beautiful estate other people built in the nightmare, filth, & suffering her parents created.
@@lostineggsaislea really good childhood? In an animal hoarder home among decomposing, fighting, and starving animals? Ok.
@@lostineggsaislewhat are you on about?
@@lostineggsaisleyou're delusional if you see this and believe she had a good childhood. Yeah, her parents spoiled her with toys and every dog, cat, and other animal she ever asked for, but I wouldn't doubt it if they also neglected her needs for love and attention, just like they neglected those animals.
You would have thought two physicians would have had enough money for a housekeeper, a cook, a kennel for lots of dogs and several maids to keep everything in order.
My parents have bought two doctor’s homes. They were both filthy and I still don’t understand the mindset of it. I babysit for our neighbors who had small 4 children. He was a leading cardiologist. The first time babysitting was shocking at the filth. They were very good children, which helped me have some time to clean. I was even more disturbed that the children seldom got a bath. We never know how some live, until we become a part of it. They had the best cars, clothes, etc, which proves nothing, but maybe to some. Truly sad.
Same, I babysit when I was younger for a couple both worked in the medical business. Had a beautiful home next to ours it was big as well, I was so shocked the first time I went to watch their daughters at how tacky and dirty they kept their house. I'd run around and clean it after I'd put their girls down for bed time.
Just because people make money, doesn't mean they make good decisions lol
Hoarding is often a sign of mental illness. Shocking to see the state this mansion was left in.
@@clintcountryman4849in just a couple words you have managed to say the most!! Love this, it's right on.
If you cant take care of your animals please surrender them to a shelter. I will never understand cases like this.😮😢
I know,I've rescued animals my whole adult life and it never gets easy but they deserve it,I'll rescue till I can't anymore.
Then people get shamed for “giving up a family member” You really can’t win.
Shelters charge 250$ pwr animal.
@randlfamily7249 A SHELTER, that you know of, charges that much. Many don’t.
Some people don’t get pets neutered and 4 animals become 24 become 46 and on it goes and for some out of control . I’ve just the one cat , she’s spayed and I can afford to really spoil her , but only one animal
Emily Gladstein passed away due to a car accident. The young lady was 28. How very sad. And her father was a dermatologist. Not sure who it was in the comments that said the parents were psychiatrists, but not true. Emily passed in 2022 and was an animal rights activist.
The comment just above yours is from a neighbor, Cynthiaclark8050. In the comment it mentions the mother was a psychiatrist and the father was a dermatologist.
@@alisasewell Mom was never a psychiatrist.
@@screamingtima1318 as I said, the comment above his said that she was. It was from an apparent neighbor. Please read the comment in full
@@alisasewell I did read the comment in full. Did you?? The poster said that she knew the Property well and nowhere in her post did she say anything about personally knowing the Gladstein family. All one has to do is go online and do some investigating. All past and present psychiatrists will be listed and Marilyn Gladstein was never a psychiatrist.
@@alisasewell Dr. Gladstein’s wife was a receptionist at his office. And may still be. 🤷🏼♀️
Took a break to look up the story of this house, very sad. It was a beautiful home once but the neglect and abuse of the animals inside made it terrible. Something terrible happened here, for whatever the reason it was not good. Just because Emily had a beautiful home and lots of toys does not mean she had a great childhood. Rest in peace, young lady. Thanks, Devin
I don't think it did. I think she had a good childhood. I think her parents were just a little eccentric when it came to the animals and their interior design skills.
There were no charges pressed against them for harm to any of the children. The pictures don't really scream anything bad either.
What happened to Emily!
Ya a lot of toys does not a happy child make
@@lostineggsaisle I see you defending these people on alot of threads- and your arguments are INSANE . Any relation to these people? Or do you just have scrambled eggs for brains? Everything that happened was DOCUMENTED.
My friend grew up in a wealthy home. She had beautiful clothes and toys but had to stay spotless and the dolls had to stay on the display shelf. Some people should never be parents.
I don't think this place was built in the 30's. I do believe it's from the late 1700's to mid 1800's. I'm researching it now. Often times, what it says in public record is when a house was renovated. I'm going to ask in a few genealogy groups to see if there's any historical information about it. You were almost in MY neck of the woods! About 45 min. away lol. BTW, the house was sold in 2022.
I could tell that someone has been at least maintaining a little of the grounds. The grass is cut and the brush around the house trimmed. Not all overgrown like most actually abandoned properties. I wonder what the plans are. 🤔
Old topographical maps from historicaerials show no buildings on the property until a 1947 update. The home was built in 1938 by Francis Plimpton on (former) H.L. Stimson Estate land. Look up the article Two Michiganders Discover Abandoned Mansion with a Hideous Past
the original owners built it
use google, its there for a reason
The style is colonial revival which was popular from the 1930s to the 1950s, the style does take after colonial homes of the 1700s though.
These types of videos makes me sad. Not just because of the backstory with Emily and the animals (RIP) but because a house like that would be a historic landmark now, and probably worth millions, in good condition.
I went back to watch your 1st explore before going further. It's amazing to see what nature (and vandals) has done over 6 years. Those pics brought the explore to another level of sadness. Thank you for returning and also giving us the update on Emily.
what is the thumbnail and title of the 1st explore? I would love to watch it.
Thank you for taking us with you! Upsets me that Doctors( no matter what type) their job is to help others be healthy but obviously didn't care about animals.
The pain and suffering of all those innocent animals must linger in the air.
Such a disturbing story of madness and animal cruelty at the hands of twisted parents.... 18:22 Look at the irony of these cute stuffed animals for the daughter it makes me want to vomit incomplete sadness, i pray for every animal to Rest In Peace.
Why do you say twisted?
@@junebuchholtz287 Omg these parents were animal hoarders with over 100 dead, dying and suffering animals in that house. So yeah twisted.
How are yall looking up the history of the family and the home? I feel like I missed the whole story somehow. The only info I seem to get is a little from the comments. Am I missing something? Dying to know the story for myself!
@@ToshaRaeNailedYou can't find any information about her childhood. As far as I can tell there was no harm done to her. Not physically. They seem to be good parents other than the animal thing.
@@jessicaowen6871I don't think twisted is the right word. I think they wanted to give Emily everything she wanted and most of those animals are probably things she asked for. I don't think she was harmed physically And I don't think there is any intentional emotional harm either.
She seems to have had a relationship with her parents throughout her life. They are the ones that decided to keep her information and everything private.
It's definitely weird, but I don't think anything bad happened there other than the animal thing.
Thank you for being so respectful of Emily and her family’s belongings. So very very sad to hear Emily passed away. The video tapes of Poirot were circa 1990’s and British actor David Suchet was the lead actor.
The missing milk carton is referring to when kids would go missing in the 80s that they would put the missing kids faces on the actual milk carton.
Thus I can't see it as a 'fun' costume.
I agree
@@Faith_Chi
Ikr, but doesn't Halloween to be an excuse to turn any tragedy into a costume? Think about it... pretty disgusting too. The mising being printed on the milk cartons started in the 80's after John Walsh's little boy went missing, but before he was found murdered.
Wow, nature is tearing it down. Thanks for updating the story. I looked in a bit further and you know how internet research goes. The details of Emily's death have been kept quiet but apparently it is related to a car accident. She was living in Florida. She passed in June of 2022 at the age of 28 but she did have 2 other siblings that may have came after the animal cruelty charges against her parents. Everything was left because as soon as HAZMAT took control of the scene, they declared the mansion "condemned" and no one was allowed to enter it, not even the owners the retrieve any belongings. It was seized by the police department but later they (state) tried to sell it for 1.5 mil (SMH). I tried to find how long the parents were incarcerated but in appears that other than the initial jail time when officers found the home with the animals, they were arraigned and ordered to pay 142,000.00. There's no mention of a sentence for either parent and the father is still practicing dermatology now in the state but away from the area.
I loved Emily's "rooms". When my daughter was an only child, the entire end of our house consisted of her "rooms" - bedroom, bathroom and playroom. She was an only child for 7 years and spoiled like Emily. Emily was precious. No matter how she passed, may God bless her with eternal rest. Her world was turned upside down and some children don't do well under those circumstances.
I love the floral wallpaper! Ha! Great video. Take care, stay safe & God bless! xoxxo Kat
Oh and there was 1 cat in the mix - I bet it stayed on the ceiling. Talk about walking on eggshells!!
Cat was the boss.
Thank you for your research. When the explorerr was walking through the house and explaining certain family situations, I wanted to know how Emily died and what happened to the parents....I feel bad for the animals, they were probably trying to replicate Dr. DooLittle and all the animals in the story...Requiescat In Pace Emily...+++
I can't thank you enough for digging further. 💐
There's a huge sadness in the home and not enough love. That the vibe it gives.
Thank you for digging for us. ❤
Beautiful things have gone to waste. So sad.
I love that you are so respectful of the things left behind. Also how you talk about the little girl with so much care and seems love. Definitely going to look for the first video.
A lot of explorers will not show family photos, but the pictures really give you a feel of the history and of the home and you can feel the good times and the sadness of their lives, best exploring video I have seen.
The music queuing in right as you began your approach toward the doll house made my eyes well up. I can feel the history of this house.
It's very bittersweet. You can sense there were roots laid for joy to flourish...but clearly mental health issues choked the life out of this place & everything in it.
I just now came to this channel, and after watching your first explore of this that you did about 6 yrs ago, and now I've watched this one........I have a bit of a different take on the story here, just based on my gut feeling and what I sense from this home. And by seeing the photos, the decor....I just feel it somehow. And maybe because of some lives I have known in my own life through the years. I've had the unique experience of knowing and/or working for some very wealthy people throughout time. It seems like maybe this was a family with so much money, but there was some underlying sadness in them. They filled their lives with material things to fill the void, gave their daughter everything they wanted for her and spoiled her fully. I do believe they loved her very, very much. I don't sense they were evil. One of the parents suffered with depression I think. I don't believe they were animal abusers in the sense of typical abuse, and that they genuinely did love animals. They just had so much money and could have anything and everything they wanted, and some people accumulate animals. I cleaned for a millionaire lady for awhile, she was extravagant too and she would drink so much wine and go online and buy horses, rabbits, rare birds, miniature donkeys every time she was drunk, they'd be 'delivered' amd she' wouldn't remember buying them. They had the ranch for them but they didn't take care of them properly. She meant well, but it was too overwhelming for her and she could never seem to find hired help for all the animal care. Her husband was always consumed with her depression and never in the right state of mind to care for all the animals. I had to force him (I gave him a HUGE guilt trip) to relinquish the competition/prized bunnies one day when she was out of it. They were not in good condition (17 of them), and she also kept 5 dogs and 3 cats in the huge 900 sq ft basement and they pooped and peed down there and the ammonia smell was intense, but out of sight out of mind for the lady in charge. I reported it one day, I felt so bad for all the animals, and it was a huge ordeal and I got fired. She was also a hoarder of everything.....so much stuff in every single room, and their kids were very spoiled too. She drank because she was always depressed, money doesn't fix that. I sense that here (not the drinking part, just depressed with too much money). Also, rich people can be filthy too..........the lady I cleaned for was. Their money is the only thing that they had to uplift them for awhile. Their children were lonely and depressed too. In this story here, I feel like maybe as time went on and the depression got worse (it was the mother, I think), everything else was getting neglected, and after so long it really gets out of hand and then it's too far gone. They lived secluded, no one would know unless they had regular visitors but I don't think they did. I think she tried to buy happiness. Also, admitting defeat is really hard, and I'm wondering if maybe the death of her pets also added to her torment...the lady I knew with the prized bunnies had them living in cold crates in a cold barn, and when one or two would die every other week, she avoided the barn because she said she couldn't handle seeing them and just left them to rot, though she'd sob and cry and wail in distress about it. In this story, I think some form of mental illness/depression took control and she and her husband were dealing with that while the daughter was being given everything to compensate in other ways. It just feels like a sad life was in that home, but not because they were evil monsters. I don't sense they 'meant' to hurt their animals. In some of the pictures, the daughter looked happy when she was younger, and in pics where she was older she looked more sad. The moms eyes in one of them looked very sad. Anyway, just my opinion and observations. Also, it's always so weird to see so much stuff that was once someone's life end up as meaningless in the end. Old pictures and memories, toys, dishes, linens, decor, shoes and clothing, books, movies, lamps, pillows, jewelry..... things that were once treasured and loved, used, art hung on the walls, clocks......it is all left to decay in the end. Stuff really is just stuff in the end.
p.s. 'Some people are so poor, all they have is money' - Bob Marley
sensed that depression one of the pictures mom can be seen smiling through corroding yellowing teeth
Well said!
@@fancynancya131 here in this video? Where did you see that pic?
"that they genuinely did love animals" sorry but .. no.
animal lovers DO NOT allow situations where a vet will CRY when carrying out euthanasia on so many animals.. it's not justifiable.
No they did abuse animals
Emily looked so sad in those pictures. You could see it in her eyes. 😢 So tragic.
Thank you for exploring and NOT exploiting!!! I have urban explored before it even had a name. We took nothing but our memories! I’m so sick of seeing this YT clout chasers making videos and only for the clout! I’ve watched you guys for years.
Also thanks for filling in what happened. I’m sure the daughter carried the guilt and shame of this horrible tragedy!
Exploiting like how? I havent seen any other urban explorers actually take anything but I have seen them touch a lot of things without wearing gloves and stuff...
Another one that just leaves me so sad. Sad for Emily. Sad for the animals. I'm sorry the house gives you such creepy vibes. I think it is beautiful.
Can you imagine being the patient of a doctor who is arrested for such a crime? Would make my skin crawl.
Well he was a Dermatologist and after him you could see his Phychiatrist wife.
Actually I learned they did no time in jail
His reviews are horrible. People call him rude, arrogant and nasty. I hope it’s karma
What compassion you had for this precious home. Thank you for sharing ❤
While the history of the house is sad, you did an excellent job! Always love your attention to detail! Your style makes you feel like you are right there in the house along with you. Thanks for another great adventure!
I don't understand, how can the parents be so smart and let their lives and their children's lives be destroyed? All of those animals too. What the hell happened? I'm not the best housekeeper and my house might not be in the best shape, but my cats are fat & happy. They will never suffer any neglect. I just don't get it...
Your cats being overweight is not a flex lol, feline diabetes is very deadly. In fact, allowing them to be obese is pretty neglectful of their health.
@@annie_xo I was just joking. My cats aren't really fat, just healthy & happy. It is a challenge being as they are now indoor kitties.😸😸
Mental illness or personality disorder, perhaps triggered by relationship breakdown.
It's really hard to say.Alot of homes where designed in colonial style over the years.Mansions as well as cottages.I dont think you could save this place.The room with the piano was not those colors at the time the house was built.
Vicki Sawyer As A cat lover, I knew what you meant. Saying the kitties are fat and sassy is a joke, I guess only old folks like me get the joke.
So much could be salvaged from Emily's room. That furniture is beautiful.
No thanks.
You’re a hoarder!
Defnetly one of the best urbex channels! most of them are so loud and anoying! but you are so down to earth and great filmer! Realy intressting! love that Vicktorian melankolic wibe of this mansion!cheers from Sweden
The pictures really make this one hit home. 😢 Is this what’s left of us when we die? Would they ever have imagined thousands of people touring their dilapidated home.
I understand it was a crime scene, but after a while why couldn’t the grandparents allowed to go in there at least get her toys and clothes?
Because they’re rich and probably didn’t see the sentimental value
Maybe it was to traumatic for her idk as someone who still loves their stuffed animals I feel really bad for her
She was actually 16-17 when the house was raided in 2010. She probably didn’t want the toys.
Another commentor outlined the legal ramifications. The house was condemned by the state and no one was allowed back in to retrieve anything.
@@ASnowWhiteElephant why was her toy still there if she was 17?
Wow, truly amazing and sad story. Thank you for this, very well done.
What I don’t understand is why they were keeping that amount of animals in their place? were they living in the same place with all the animals and all the dead bodies, urine and feces? I think that in order for the animals to start eating each other and fight for survival they should’ve been alone for long time, doesn’t makes sense to me. Despite this fact, the video is incredible sad, that place has a lot of sadness and pain in it, you can even feel it from a video. Thank you for sharing the history of this place.
That's what I wondered too! Were they there living in the house with the animals?
Me too!
I am too, very confused about this story lol.
thats exactly what i was thinking!! i searched for it on the internet but found nothing
so weird 🤔
@@ninakatz i read a comment someone said marilyn ran a puppy mill out of there..
I can't BELIEVE how fast this place has deteriorated since the last time I saw it! It's sad. A home full of what was once alive with family's lives now slowly decaying as the memories slowly fade with it.
That's why I'm so thankful for the time and work of people like you who document places throughout the years, preserving the past and what's left of it. For that reason I do kinda fear the loss of platforms such as yt that hold such documentation. Hopefully people keep copies stored elsewhere as well for future generations to be able to view, if possible. Who knows what the future holds for such things.
That would have been a gorgeous house in its days.
The house was raided in 2010, when Emily was about 16-17 years old. Seeing that she was entering young adulthood and those rooms still look equipped for a small child makes me wonder how much time she actually spent there towards the end.
I had the same thoughts. If she was 16/17, she wouldn’t have had all those little dresses…. Maybe she didn’t live there when the raid happened? I feel the need for more info on this.
@@MargoDiPatri read all I have written. She was about 11. Born in 1994 passed in 2022 in car wreck age 28. Hit by a truck In the rear. Go Fund me still up
Feels as tho a lot of misinformation going on here. Because I thought the same as well. 16 or so years old, then what the room was kept like a shrine and she moved away or... I'll have to just look it up.
Thank you for the storyline behind the house before the explore, as always great video!
Great explore! You always do a fantastic job of telling the story behind it and are so respectful of the properties and contents of them! Love your channel!
Thank you !
Love your explorations. This entry was wallpaper insane!
Always look forward to your videos Devin .. Have a blessed weekend 👍
I've seen this place several times from other explorers, but never this much detail. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sad history to this property and to those poor dogs and horses at the time and hope the young girl is resting in peace this house should be torn down at some point.
Thanks for your video and tour! Beautiful place with a sad story.
It’s lovely how you speak. It really adds to the experience of watching the video
I love and appreciate your videos. Mainly due to the fact that you have a great light on your camera. There’s many explorers that have well over 100k subs, yet they don’t invest in a good light. 👍 🥰
Despite the decay of the house, the way these doctors decorated was a crime all its own. Red and green Christmas kitchen, intense red and blue bedroom… floral wall paper everywhere. Decorating was definitely not their area of expertise. Did they let their daughter pick the colors? Orange bathroom… red stair railing… cobalt blue and lime green walls? The heck?
Those poor, poor dogs! And the child, of course. I think the charge for animal abuse needs to have a MUCH harsher sentence where I live.
Love the aged ornate fencing out by the playhouse😍
No pictures of any animals extremely strange!
Poor Emily. She passed away horrifically, only her close friends know. She did have an addiction and her father didnt have a funeral for her. RIP Emily
did she crash her car while she was impaired?
Yes, apparently she died from the crash.
Amazing video & the poor girl bless her. RIP beautiful xxx
House looks beautiful & sad ! Cool video! ❤️🤘👍
I saw your first video on this house and it is even sadder, if possible. 😔
I’m feeling very old with you describing things in the early 2000’s and 90’s ‘old’. It still feels like yesterday to me. Definitely an exaggerated 90’s style with that wallpaper. My bedroom had wallpaper similar to that, but not as ‘loud’. Nothing like watching a TH-cam video of an ‘old’ house that looks like my teen/20 year old self’s home to make me feel very much my age of 50! 😢
Wait, Victorian style was popular in the 90's?and 2000's? I don't remember that
@@sage6269 if there are vhs tapes in there it has to be late 80’s, some were from the 90’s. So I guess they may not have updated as fast as some. But u saw wallpaper like that in our neighborhood in the 90’s. The 2000’s were when they were finally giving up on the flowery overkill. This is an exaggeration of what I saw, but this was a richer home.
@@LisasLifeThenandNow oh I see 😊
@@sage6269floral everything was popular in the 80s and 90s my childhood bed was like rod iron Victorian looking daybed with frilly Victorian floral bedding so it must have been a thing
@@Arginne wow. I grew up in the 80s/90s and my grandparents house was like that, but I remember my house and my friends houses had tons of pastels with like, a sleek black panther glass statue, giant vases with big feathery fake plants, tall vase pottery lamps, and huge decals of drawings of pop culture models. I thought only elderly people had frilly flowery Victorian stuff 😄
your first video on this mansion was my first introduction to your channel! really sad to know that she's passed now but hopefully she rests easy now
Sad story thanks for the video
Wow, it's a massive house ! What a shame for it to be left like this! And shame on the vandals !❤ 🙏
💞 This is so incredibly sad! RIP Emily sweet, u deserved so much better. Prayers all around 🙏
Such a sad story. RIP Emily. You did some good in the world. It’s too bad she was never able to go get any of her old stuff
Emily is still alive. Who said she passed away?
@@user-el7sw7bg8lDevin said it at the beginning of the video
@@user-el7sw7bg8lshe died in car accident in 2022. Check on googleeee
@@user-el7sw7bg8l
He told the entire story in the beginning. Emily passed away in a car crash a few yrs ago. She became an animal rights activist & rightly so. She dealt with addiction & I read where one commenter said she passed from a related crash. Her father didn't even hold a funeral for her.
@@user-el7sw7bg8lshe died
A very nice explore and with a story aswel, sadly it is a sad one, that poor kid must have ended up with a big trauma.
Those were not all "guest rooms"as you trferred to them. Emily had siblings who slept in some of them. She was not an only child.
No she was an only child
I've never seen so much stuff in any other home. This gave me a very sick feeling.Don't understand what they were thinking. I can say this, it sure is a shame.
Especially since the father is still alive
Awesome find bro, again 👊🏽😎
Love your channel. Keep it up!
Wow. What a precious place.,very sad. But thank you soooooooo much for telling the history of thr house. Anyone can go thru an old abandoned house and not tel the story of what made it a home. Shame it's been left uncared for.
Wonder why I prefer the company of my dogs over the 2 legged kind?
Me to humans are nasty
I don't wonder. I know why.
I did notice alot of the things in the little girls room is missing because it use to be absolutely full of dolls and toys. There use to be a doll bed full of dolls in front of the window and a doll stroller as well and I didn’t see it anywhere. When you first came into the house in the living room was an old baby bassinet that I would soooooo love to have😭 As a antique collector I’ve looked all over for a bassinet like that and it crushes my soul seeing all that stuff just decay and fade away.
Same here. At least someone pick up some of the stuff and didn't left them to be destroyed. I have zhe exactly same desk like the furniture in Emily room. Gosh, I wish to have the rest including the bed frame. In the 90's my daughter room looked similar, even the bathroom! My house was Victorian and despite what people are saying about the wallpapers, it was the style. Beautiful house and extremely sad story. 😢😢😢
Thanks for the video all the way from Washington state
I wonder if she ever visited one last time before she passed.
It's so heartbreaking that all those memories are rotting along with the buildings...
Thanks buddy, your isn't about exploration only, that's what i love about your content's, you also try to find the origins, or shall i say history, of each place you visit. it is something that would deffinitely interest me more then exploring, put yourself aswell in these people feets , imagine what they felt, or how they lived before abandoning the properties!, what was their story, wish i had the power to do the same , unfortunately i can only watch though videos, but yours are something else entirely!!!! Thanks guys!
You did wonderful telling the story of this home, sad but tragicly a good thing lost to time
It's so odd how a couple that put so much money and time into their home would just allow it to be destroyed by animals. You have to think that they were having some type of mental struggles and Emily was caught in the cross fire. Looking at the pictures, they were beautiful. I would love to find the whole story. Gonna go look now. You're awesome!!!
animal hoarding is a mental illness just like actual hoarding is. It's very sad. It must have been so traumatic living in that house for Emily and her siblings.
No wonder Emily became an animal rights activist after that trauma.
@@l.a.picasa3912 I agree no wonder why Emily became an animal rights activist so sad that she had deal with all that trauma and her world was turned upside down.
@@Kristinapedia My neighbor is a hoarder. She & her husband owned many successful businesses in town along with some homes. From the outside they appeared normal. One day i had occasion to go into their home and...there are no words to describe the filth. Black mold, rotting floors, garbage everywhere. I couldnt get out of there fast enough. It truly is a very bad mental illness. No normal human being would spent a day in that house.
It's funny (not in a laughing way,) that couples will enable their loved ones behavior regardless of how extreme it is. Mom had a puppy mill. He probably worked all the time as he was a physician. After they went to prison Emily later became an animal rights activist & rightly so. She dealt with addiction issues & her father didn't even have a funeral for her when she passes away. Speaks volumes of the character of this so called "father."
Thanks man for all the history And it was ashame that Emely's parents had the life they chose to live At least one thing good came out of it was her grandmother took her in and took good care of her And you coming back to pay respects shows a lot about you Rest in peace Emily 🎉 And may you be happy where you are And Rest in peace
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That was so sad when you went into the wee girls room all her toys just left and forgotten about,I must have been a beautiful house , I really enjoyed the video guy's stay safe 😊
Sad but beautiful home 🎉great video 😮
32:41 that is not undeveloped film, that is negatives they would make when they printed your pictures that you could go later and make more prints.
"right after silent films" SIR SIR!! Poiot ended in 2013. And started 1989. Omg you young people when you say things that show how new you are. It hurts. it hurts.
I don't know if it's just me but when I look at this place I have this strong feeling in my heart of huge sadness. Must be my intuition speaking, my intuition has always been strong. And I feel a lot of strong sadness here in this property
I enjoyed this thank you for the video
Michael and Marilyn Gladstein were arrested in September of 2010...that house was condemned just 1 week after their arrest so they were never allowed back inside which explains the advanced state of decay. The husband was a predominate and wealthy Dermatologist in Long Island NY. There were 115 dogs living in degusting conditions there. Marilyn ran a puppy mill out of that place. Michael Gladstein is still practicing in Brooklyn NY...
That place was beautiful at one point.
I LOVE the wallpaper in the “guest” bedroom
Guys, in the beginning, i saw the dollhouse when it was facing the big one. i looked over at the dollhouse, and there was a figure standing up
omg, this is so sad!!!🥺it’s such a shame how much this home has deteriorated over the years since the last time you were here…😞that poor piano!!! and it’s honestly so sad seeing all those family photos and the toys left behind. i honestly wanna see more of the family photos lol. that was so interesting. especially when you said, “i’ve got the chills because of how emotional this is to look at” and i’m like, that’s so relatable because i was just in shock as well😦that’s such a crazy story of how the house was abandoned though. the poor animals 😢was the stuff that was contaminated with animal poop (and, the remains of the animals themselves…) ever removed from the home? or did they just leave it? because i’m curious. in the first video, the house didn’t really look that dirty or trashed really. so that’s why i’m wondering. it’s also so sad thinking about what emily must’ve went through!!!🥺😣it’s so sad that she died too. it must’ve been so heartbreaking to have the house seized and to not be able to recover any of her childhood toys and trinkets and stuff. because i would be so upset if i had to abandon my childhood toys. must’ve been hard for her😣but damn, what a story man!!!
I love this explore!! Some of the others who explored it a few years ago called it the Alice in wonderland house. I can’t believe everything is still there in 2024. ❤ Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Wow, I didn’t live far from there at all. I grew up in Syosset idk how I don’t know this story. Anyway I love the respect you have for the house and the stuff inside ♥️ the way you got so excited about her fairy tale dresses and the dollhouse book with the Victorian dollhouses just really warmed my heart! This is the first video I’ve ever seen with you… I subscribed and look forward to watching all your other videos!!! Thank you so nuch
Thank you so much!
This house made me cry years ago when I first saw the video 📹 😢🙏🏼
Emily must have been my age… or veryyy close to it 😭 she died far too young 🥺
I wish someone would renovate that house, if it’s even possible, and breathe new life into it because as you said it is a BEAUTIFUL property!
That’s the kind of home I would’ve loved to have as a child.. 🥺💗
Rest easy Emily. You won’t ever be forgotten.. xx 🕊️
Thank you for great videos full of details and facts. Thank you for never using clickbait. ❤❤❤
Loved this video. Great job! All I can think of is how I would not be able to leave some of that stuff behind, knowing it’s just going to rot. 😢 Some of the children’s books especially. I have so many questions about these people. How awful what they did to those poor helpless animals.
I wonder why no animal bones or dog poop in the house? If it was that bad those items would still be there.....
Assume the dogs bodies were taken away for evidence in any cruelty case prosecution. They have to prove it wasnt an illness even if they obviously look starved. As per Animal Cops Huston episodes I've seen .
I was wondering the same thing.
I don't know how one could tell, so much of the floors are covered with debris.
Really upsetting to see places like this :(
I'm came across your channel today, and the first that I saw was the video on the California Turned Pike, and it was very interesting. I love how you give the history of the place you explore before the actual exploring starts. What confused me about this was how did two doctors who made so much money go from well respected to animal abusers I'm still curious about what lead them to abuse and neglect so many animals. Also, Rest In Peace Emily, you will be missed, and the work you did will live on
Miniature dollhouse!! Amazing
Dude, the colors in that house would turn any occupant psychotic.
lmao yeah it’s hideous
Totally agree!!
You sound like you have issues😅😅😅
That looks like a handmade quilt on Emily's bed. What a shame it was left behind.
When I saw the name of the town I said “there’s no way this is the Huntington near me”… then I saw the movie ticket stub and went “oh holy crap it IS!” How absolutely eerie, thank you for respectfully documenting it for all of us.