Exploring a Killer's ABANDONED House with EVERYTHING Left inside | Blood Stains Left
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2023
- In today’s episode we take you on a tour of an abandoned farm house built in the 1840s. This small house along with its stables directly across the road was once home to a songwriter and author. Although of his great success he enjoyed living quietly in his little home. But around 2009 he decided to change lifestyles a bit moving him, his wife and one daughter to Los Angeles California so his daughter could pursue her dreams as a horse back rider. Now after the move the man’s nephew took over the property and what would happen next is straight out of a true crime story. While living in the house he went on a trip and when he arrived back he wanted to surprise his girlfriend who was still living at her parents home. But when he walked in and saw his girlfriend cheating on him he went crazy and stabbed her over 30 times and killed the man she was cheating with. Right after he drove back to the small home where he would later be arrested and sentenced to prison. And one thing we noticed inside the home was on the arm rest of the chair is what looks to be dried blood presumably there from when he got home after brutally stabbed his girlfriend. I think even though cheating on your partner is very bad I believe ending another life is even worse. So join me today and let’s see what’s left.
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Crazy how electric companies are quick to turn off electricity to occupied homes but places abandoned like this for years still have ample power.
Thank u
There's a good chance that, since his uncle was a famous song writer there are royalties still coming in paying that electric bill. Because a house deteriorates faster if it has no electric I'm really not surprised.
@@fivelittlemonkees but they have to routinely come and check. No reason this place should have power
@@fivelittlemonkees The story in this video is fake. The power is still on because the children of the deceased homeowners, John & Dorothy Brahney, are still paying the bills.
bet they milking that house for a long time
The low ceilings drove the killer to murder.
No shit
Best comment here. Applause 👏🏻
Lmao. Needed that laugh.
The killer's nick name was shorty.
Haha
Imagine being that guy in prison watching a TH-camr going through your house I bet he'd be amazed by it himself.
Maybe if he saw it he'd contact a realtor and sell.
The story is fake and a murder never lived there.
The property’s back story is plain. John Brahney and his wife, Dorothy, died in 2011. And that makes sense: the furnishings, knick-knacks, and leftovers are those you might expect of an elderly couple.
Where is it?
@@whatintheheck4692 Yep, Have to agree that it is a fake story. Too many female touches including Blue & white Collector plates in storage area, fridge, lights etc far too modern, Power is on as someone is in process of removing stippled ceiling and re-plastering. Things in fridge are very recent purchases. He's lucky new owner didn't find him inside!! Could have been another murder !
Be hard to do since he is dead and this whole back story is made up...
I am blind and I appreciate you giving such thorough descriptions of the places that you go to see. Thank you very much for being such a thorough describer and explorer.
The blind can tell if u liked this comment or not?
@@Bgo909there is something called text to speech
I'm blind....and I see what you're saying now.
@@Bgo909 why don’t you use this thing that they’ve invented called Google and figure out how blind people navigate the Internet instead of being so ignorant and shallow minded. You just sound like you’ve been under a rock or in a cave somewhere and you just don’t know what the hell is going on.
@@MASH--kn1cw do you look and act as cheap as your comments are? I was genuinely giving him a true, very honest compliment. And I am blind. Why don’t you figure out how blind people use the Internet instead of making stupid comments on things that you really don’t know what you’re talking about online. Blind people have college degrees, including myself. I know that might be hard to believe too in your fragile little mind. But maybe you can actually navigate the Internet if you’re not too scared to broaden your horizons and figure out the blind people can do more than just rock like Stevie Wonder.
I admire your respect for the properties. I have been exploring since the 80s and my rule is always to not take anything. Even as a bratty hobo teen, I respected and cared for the properties I squatted. I did take a brick from Detroit's famous abandoned last year but I rarely explore anymore. I'm much older, more vulnerable, and it's so much more dangerous now. TY for sharing this. I'm glad young people are doing this work respectfully.
I'd take something from each place I have been
@@ShawnaSarantis-sm3yoyeh, we know u wud.
Gotta watch out for mold in those houses... Will mess you up and take a long time to get diagnosed
But why not take some stuff without destroyers anything of course. If it can give the item à second life. Its all just gonna rot away anyway
Fine. Preservation. 🌌
As a book reader I'm glad to see that you stopped to show some of the books. I've seen other abandoned exploration videos where if there's a shelf of books or two that often get ignored. It's a shame they're left behind to waste.
I’m like you. I absolutely love books. So I find it weird when they’re ignored
Thank you yes ❤❤❤❤❤
If somebody cheats on you they never loved you, that means that they are not worth hurting and throwing your life away for , the only person that you're going to be hurting is yourself 💯
@BigBankz I've been a fan of your channel for quite some time now and you pop up often on other explorer's channels too. Love your material and this explore which I found very interesting. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. Lovely to see someone so respectful of others' places and belongings. The game you saw downstairs on the side table in the living room is backgammon. The item you found in the upstairs bedroom at 24:43 is a riding crop, a short whip for horses. Peace out and all the best from the UK. 🙂✌
I love your presentation of your journey through these old homes that once had a living soul. Keep up the good work! Love it!!!!🤗💕
Oklahoma here . love this . I used to do this as a teenager back in the 80's all the way through the 90's exploring old houses and abandoned towns. never would have thought it would have became popular or hobby for anyone Funny How Times change..
I’m a total book lover. I’d spend the whole day just looking at the books!
I absolutely love all your videos! You always take the time to show everything & tell us everything! You're awesome! Thank you 😊!!
It's so refreshing to see a youtuber show the outside of these places! So many others only film inside and it really bugs me. Great background info and adventure to
A house that held such promise of ideas and a future now left to rot because of someone's choice. It's sad to see it left in that state. Thank you for sharing.
I love the collaborations of you and Jeremy and Steve! I subscribe to all three of you. Thank you from Boise, Idaho.
Keep up the good work!! I love watching your TH-cam channel.
I really like how you conduct all your explorations by being so respectful of people belongings and explaining the history of the places. Greetings from Romania.
Really enjoying watching your videos because you tell us about the history of the places, great covering stories and thank you, keep up the good work.
I really enjoyed the explore of the house and you did an awesome job explaining and showing the house.
Our farmhouse (150 years old) is laid out as oddly as this house. And our stairs are super small and very steep. We're just getting around to knocking out the plaster ceilings, which are rather low like this house, and installing additional beams to bear a circular shower curtain for the antique claw foot tub. Our place is 4.5 stories, which is really kind of weird, as well. I think something very dark happened here sometime in the past; I just feel it in my bones. It sat vacant for a number of years and during that time, kids used it as a party house. This is really in the sticks, so no one really kept watch at all. All of the copper was stolen during the vacancy. I'd loved to have had someone do a spiritual walkthrough before we moved here, but we didn't know a soul.
You can do a walk through yourself, you just got to have the right intent behind your words and bless every nook and cranny including, doorways front and back, windows, mirrors ect in the name of Jesus. Tell whatever is there that it's not wanted and it to leave. Put some righteousness behind your words. Also, grab some sage and do it with that as well. Good luck!!
It's kinda amazing how much space an old farmhouse takes up yet how small they all feel
The game downstairs in the brown case is backgammon game....I played it growing up....The red african looking whip is a riding crop for horse back riding especially hunter and jumper. Thank you Big Bankz for the awesome videos my husband and kids truely enjoy them!! Stay safe!!
I love stumbling over little gems on YT like this. Great work dude, new subscriber added
I love how much detail you show us !!
Fascinating thank you! ❤
Mississippi born and raised.❤️👍🌻🌹🌄 Thank you!!!
BigBankz you guys are the BEST!!!
I really wanted to see the stables 🤩 fantastic video well put together and so respectful thank you
To further preserve this time capsule and others like it, can I suggest in the future, any homes you find abandoned with power, finding the main breaker box and shutting off the power from there.
I noticed tou turned the chandelier off, which its a miracle it hasnt burst in flames already. But all the outlets and wirings are a ticking timebomb given that its a rodents oasis. Let alone the water damage finding any electrics.
Hey! Thanks for this. I love this stuff. Watching from the east coast in Canada 🇨🇦
Good video, I'm glad the house isn't where the murders occurred. I love the floor-to-ceiling windows! Thx BB.
Something about this house really captures my imagination. And I absolutely love it. Thank you for sharing this beauty with us.
I used to work as a mitigation technician (sounds fancy but it's not). Part of the job was sometimes cleaning out house where everything was left behind. It's crazy how you can really get to know someone just by going through all their stuff
Doesn't so much fancy as very interesting. Sounds fun.
@@amlaboy more often than not, the reason we had to clean out a house was because the person living there has died, which leads to us having to take up the carpet or tile or wherever their body was. So yeah it was pretty interesting but it's just crazy to me how these people never seemed to have any family or friends to come and grab their things. I always ended up feeling kinda bad for them. One guy had a stroke in his kitchen and his cats ate him
@@dylangrigsby3904 oh the circle of life 🙀 ♾️ ❤
I am from Cape Town ,South Africa. I love exploring with you. Thank you for always giving the background on the buildings you explore. I have just subscribed👌
Love your channel and all the history behind the places, watching from Brazil 🫶
Awesome explore Bigbankz!! Very sad past but I love the house
This is a sad history….your explorations are very interesting and done respectfully.. I admire that. Thank you. Keep being you. Watching from Tennessee .
Good job, i always enjoy your video.
Thanks for another awesome video! What a interesting find with a sad story.Greetings from Germany.
I really enjoyed this exploration! Looking forward to more ;-)
I truly love your stories ❤️ Karen from Scotland x
Thanks for showing and the history,intressting
Big Banks shout of from Virginia…. One of the best abandoned explorers channels.. ❤
Thank you I really enjoyed the tour!
Enjoying your videos. Stay safe and keep up the great work. I'm from North Carolina USA
This house looks familiar and I can't figure out why. Anyway - love this. Thank you for sharing
In from Philly and our houses are small I thought because we have row homes but the low ceilings are dripping me out!! I love ur channel and how u explore the old abandon things because I love love stuff like this! I always think of how certain things were when so and so happened and ur doing it..finding it and seeing it! So happy for ya! N thanks for sharing it with us! Esp people who love the old houses and things!
My gmom hated her low ceilings she's from North she got them raised somehow but down here eletric can stay on foe years it's been done illegally. I explored some small buildings and homes....k
@lucious890 I'd love to explore old homes! I'm telling ya I love exploring the history of someone! Because sometimes it's sad that some of us pass away..n no one even knew who they were or what they did..but if we was allowed to explore their belongings its make u feel like u knew them! N u said ur grandmom lived north..where at exactly? I'm from Philadelphia Pa by Kensington
It's strange how a lot of the items in the house look dated well beyond the time the nephew took over ownership. There are very few things that looked relatively recent - the car, the radio in the kitchen, but for the most part it looks like a time capsule of a house abandoned in the 1970’s, 80’s, maybe even 90’s with the CD's and sound system found in the den/bedroom.
The nephew must have either not had the house very long or just didnt spend a lot if time there and didnt make many changes to it.
Coke Zero is recent though I think ?
@@gunsnsexdolls9800 : also the Royalty Roots garment bag in upstairs closet. 😎
@@gunsnsexdolls9800he inherited it after 2009. So about 14 yrs have passed however I can't find anything on any of what has been said so I am highly skeptical of the story
@@smartcookie493 if you called neighbours or people in a community nearby is all I can think of when it comes to that.
There should be a website that gives the history of houses, that would be cool.
I am curious about who and why someone is paying the electric bill and keeping a few lights on. Maybe planning on renovating.
Love watching these episodes of abandoned homes. Hate seeing what is left, a lot still could be used!! Wonder if any are haunted?
Looks like a home for entertaining guests. Very interesting design. Thanks for showing 😊
I love your video's.Keep doing more.I would love to do what you are doing.Have fun and keep them coming!!!!!!
Nice one a brilliant watch, from the UK many thanks guys
Thank you for sharing
I really enjoy your videos. Your are very well spoken and knowledgeable. I would love to tag along with you on some of your trips! This particular video was great! Thanks for showing us. You have a high level of respect for these homes and families.
I’ve love to tour abandoned places. I’m a lot older than you, and have always loved old abandoned places. Please keep making your movies! Thanks 🙏 😊
From Canada here! ... A great video, love the detailed exploration of the house and grounds, this is something I would love to do, good job!!!
I doubt you'd find too many places abandoned and left in Canada. Maybe. I have seen really old houses in rural areas. But in Canada everybody, plus the villages and towns have ways of forcing people to deal with property, especially after someone passes.
@@justdynee it depends where... lots of developers buying up land to build subdivisions... the houses sit vacant for a long time. I live in a rural area, lots of creepy little shacks here, nothing as nice as what's in the video though. About 6 nice farm houses that were on my list were bought and renovated during covid so I missed out on those 😂
That turned agate candlestick holder is gorgeous. People seem to think that placing such things up high can protect them, but now when it eventually falls to the floor it will probably be damaged from that height. I always wish that the Urbexers will spot such things and put them in a secured place in the hope that someday someone will rescue it and it can be enjoyed and kept safe again.
7:26: Bookends; 17:57: Backgammon; 24:43: Riding crop; 27:05: Hawaiian; 30:32: Boot "trees" (helps to maintain their form)
i wasJUST about to do the same thing..lol thank you
Do you ever get creeped out going through abandon homes with this type of history? (They really didn’t do any updating of the home of furnishing).
That is a great question!
Don't you know that he killed them in a different house?
Pringles
@@jacquelinec.6785 I'm
Walked into a situation reacted & didn’t have self control. Plenty of reasons to kill someone. Its the doing it part acting on it
I love watching all kinds of videos when people explore & tell the story behind it & to hear about the murder that happened is so sad what gets me though is how electricity is able to stay on after so many years it's crazy.
They said the owner moved away, and his nephew, who is the killer, moved in. My guess is that they had the electric bill in their name and just keep paying the bill. Maybe they have it on some kind of auto-pay and didn't even notice. They probably still own the house, but don't want anything to do with it. Now it's been abandoned so long it's too late, so they're just going to let it rot?
@@jasonhaynes2952LED bulbs can last about 20 years, but most light bulbs don't last as long as this.
Yes, who was paying the bill to keep it on??????
Idk but some buildings down in pa are illegally been cut on so if it was off and not touch someone will find a way to turn them on and years would go by before anyone will find out
I know of a house that’s been abandoned for maybe 10 years or so, and the lights still come on in a couple of rooms. I always wondered who’s paying the bill?? It’s definitely not the ghosts that are in it
I enjoyed your video. You h9ave a lovely voice and seem respectful. The small bed downstairs seemed to have a paw print on the pillow.
I love your videos,😊 I'm from South Carolina
This is so cool! Thank you for showing it. It could be that someone comes there from time to time to clean it out - maybe that's why the lights were on. The furniture in the living room - that couch grouping is called a 'sectional', this one probably from the 1960's. The game with the chips and dice looks like Backgammon. The low ceiling speaks of age or damage. I think you were trying to think of 'book ends' when you said 'book holders' or something like that. The car window was rolled down (spooky...). I'm glad you didn't get hurt in there. Thanks for taking the high road and not blabbing on who the people were that lived there, especially the famous man. I'm intrigued by abandoned houses but don't have the guts to go in them. You are well-spoken and likeable. Continued success with your channel!
he didn't say, but he gave enough information to very easily find out. :/ so not much of a high road taken, imo.
Man, I've been into urban exploring for many years, have explored places myself personally and have seen countless explore TH-cam videos by multiple creators and spanning multiple continents.
But this has got to be one of the coolest, in a morbid way yes, but still the coolest explores I've seen.
Guys a murder but he's got good taste.
I was going to say he has good taste as well BUT I think it might be exactly how it was when he inherited the house, so his uncle “the famous song writer” is the one who probably did the decorating lol
I don’t think he’s a murderer , it was just a crime of passion, he probably wouldn’t have done it if she did t cheat so 🤷🏼♀️
@@HonestNModest yeah
He murdered his girlfriend and her lover - that makes him a murderer.
@@HonestNModest bro what. are u actually saying that it was her fault that he murdered her and the other guy? imagine defending a killer, thats really embarassing :s
Brooks, KY...
AWESOME video!
It’s certainly a time capsule thank you for sharing these videos I love abandoned homes part of history God Bless you and your crew please stay safe ❤❤
Great video, BigBankz - really well filmed and edited. I like how meticulous you are as filmmaker. I am in the UK. US houses always impress me - they seem so spacious - even your 'small' properties are large when compared to ours. Thanks for taking us on this journey. Warm regard, C. P.S. Amongst this individuals belongings was a single Silhouette by Kenny G - I recommend you listen to it - so smooth!
Watching from Louisiana…. Love keeping up with your adventures 😊
Nice background info, and a respectful job as always. 👌
Very interesting ! very nice sharp video, excellent audio.
PLEASE DON'T misunderstand my previous comment! I REALLY APPRECIATE the opportunity to view these homes, even in their unfortunate states. Frequently with no knowledge/explanation for abandonment. GREAT WORK, THANX 4 sharing! Show us more, please!
I love abandoned houses. When everything is left "standing still" it empowers me to find out WHY.
If found some VERY interesting homes with even more interesting life stories.
This one is an amazing one with an rven more amazing story.
It’s a spooky time capsule
I'm sooo looking into who this was.
@@aloha702me6 did u find out
This is a fake story. The property never belonged to a murder.
The property’s back story is plain. John Brahney and his wife, Dorothy, died in 2011. And that makes sense: the furnishings, knick-knacks, and leftovers are those you might expect of an elderly couple.
Maryland here. Just found channel and love it. Keep up the vids 👍
Great video ❤
Thanks bigbankz for another great explore 👌 that house was a time capsule everything frozen there from the bedroom with the lights left on to the car still parked in the garage the familly photos left there aswell it's a lovely house just a sad back story to it 😢 even more sad to see the blood left on the chair thanks for sharing with us 🩵 also I loved seeing your dog at the end soooo cute!!! 😍 see you next week 💙
I'm telling you guys, I'm in criminology and that was NOT blood on that chair. They would NOT of left it like that. Sorry to burst anyone's bubble
@@howgraciedoesit4327 but this was not the crime scene so they would have only arrested him here , the crime scene was at his girlfriend’s parents x
@howgraciedoesit4327 yeah there's a blogger that proved this whole story is fake. In reality it belonged to a couple who passed in 2011.
@@kamrynh7688Thanks for sharing. Do you know where I can read/watch that?
Born, raised uprooted from VISALIA,CALI..now in SPRINGFIELD,MO.....I THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR ALL OF THE VIDEOS...IT'S sad to see places rot....looks like it would have been a kool place to live at 1 time......but now...well, I could probably do it, but it's not really for everyone.....lol
This just makes me more interested in history ty bigbankz
Congratulations on this excellent video! I'm from Portugal
I love your channel! So interesting and eerie! I'm from Lecompton Kansas. Thanks for the explorations!❤
I love it also it’s so nice watching this. Hi Wendy how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?
Hi Wendy, I used to work for a guy who’s family was from Lecompton. I’ve been there a couple times. Do you know He’s probably dead by now but a farmer named Billy Anderson?
Me encantan tus vídeos 😍
Love your vids even though I just starting watching them
Thankyou guys for showing us all this beautiful home frozen in time 🤗
I pray 🙏 that hopefully someone can save that home before it's too late.
❤️ Sheree, Melbourne Australia
Hi sheree how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?
@@andychris7647 why do u keep commenting this, get some real friends pal
Hi @Sheree hewing. I’m also in Melbourne Australia, I love watching these & also watch “Adam Mark Explores” from the UK. we don’t get to see this in Melbourne or much in Australia at all. Houses left by elderly with no family here seem to get taken over by someone or knocked down & re-developed! I can’t remember ever seeing one left to just rot, especially with the power still on.
How are you doing
Major abandonment issues from childhood 101 ..cool place . Thanks for sharing adventures
From Delaware. Love to watch your videos.
Watching from Washington State love the history awesome work
That living room couch, oh, my goodness, I love it! 😢
Yeah that couch is stunning!!
The whip thing in the upstairs bedroom is a riding crop.
great video
love ur channel 😍 watch you all the time from Oxford Ms GO OLE MISS
What a beautiful little house and property. Such a shame about the water damage. It is absolutely precious. What a shame no one could take care of at least the roof.
"LITTLE" 🤣
But the power is on in this house so there's probably heat. If a home isn't lived in it only takes a year or two before everything starts to fall apart. Even a well built home that still has electricity and temp control.
How are you doing
From South Africa. Just found your channel . Great stuff
Something to consider, this is something my parents do when they leave the house on vacation or leave town for a week is to leave a few lights on to give the impression that someone is still there. The lights are on to try and make it more normal like someone could be still in there. Also, someone is paying for the lights to be on. State Utilities don't fuck around. If you don't pay the bill, you don't get power or water. I'd assume the Uncle is still paying the utilities and land tax.
Even with the illusion of someone being there with the lights on, how this place hasn't been looted is still surprising unless this place is waaaaaaaaaaaay out in the middle of nowhere where nobody even drives past it.
Love watching beautiful abandoned house🇵🇭 Philippines
An interesting house and history, indeed! ❤
Looks like the kitchen was an add on. Beautiful property, sad story. Thanks for sharing.
This house is so incredible 😍
The house is adorable. Would make a great starter home for someone. Appliances have been updated b4 the bad stuff happened
The refrigerator won’t stink as much because the power has been ON. Food kept cold will not rot and stink as quickly as food kept in a warm (power OFF) fridge. That’s why it doesn’t smell as bad “for some reason.”
Hello Guys.
Came across a video of yours tonight and now I am into my 4th one of the evening/early hours of the morning! Despite being so tired I can't STOP watching your video/videos.
I think this will be my last one for the evening/early morning which I will pick up again tomorrow as like I said I can't STOP watching! What I have seen so far had me so amazed at how and why they are left the way they are ie ones watched so far still have personal items left inside along with power!!!! Amazes me! I mean who paying the power bills???? There must be taxes that needs to be paid on those properties?? Here where I live in the UK ENGLAND we have what's called Council Tax which is paid on the property you own however I believe on empty properties that tax isn't payable but it has to be proven that the property empty (I could however be mistaken on that ie Council Tax) So yeah don't fully understand as I have had to say my house is empty plus I don't own my house or any other home for that matter
I am watching from Birmingham West Midlands UK England
Love what I have seen so far and I am looking forward to watching many more of your videos 👏👏👍👍
I do agree with some of the comments I have seen on previous videos btw that it's a crying shame those empty properties being left when in the US like the UK and no doubt many other countries that those homes could be put to better use ie that they could be made into flats/room/homes for the many many many many homeless people that are living on our streets forced into sleeping rough, in tents even cardboard boxes. If money is the issue what with getting trades people in to do those places up, how about letting the homeless people choose/lucky enough to be given the chance of having a stable roof over their heads/a place to call home/ or even somewhere temporary until they are back on their feet, giving them the chance to build a home for themselves and thus by doing that these people will not only have a home at the end of it but they can learn a trade or 2. It's a shame it really is cos those people maybe homeless through no fault of their own and yes before anyone says I know that there's people living rough through their own doing but there's also people who are in that situation and it's not from their own doing.
Alot of the bigger properties like the 1st one I watched (the huge mansion with I think it was 4 other homes on the same plot of land and a swimming pool) that place would make what we call in the UK a hostel. Image how many people/ families that place could home.
We in the UK have empty properties but I not as many as you have in the USA I bet! I mean the USA is bigger than the UK after all. It's just a crying shame isn't? If ever I won enough money (too much money to live on) I would love to buy somewhere big and empty and turn it into either a charity house or affordable living for people living rough to live in, give them somewhere warm, with a roof, a kitchen, heating etc to be able to call home, hopefully they would take pride in said place, get back on their feet etc basically give them a sense of pride in themselves, get back on their feet, give them back their lives and something they not only they can call home but hopefully it would just be a steping stone for them until they could should they be able to get their lives and pride in themselves back👏😊👍👏
Can you just image, picture how happy alot of people would be? Some of those homes you have over there could like here in the UK home our service men and women who I read once out of the service through either retirement or ill health find themselves without anywhere to live? We could reward them for serving our Countries? After all those service personal give us their lives fighting and protecting their and other Countries I say other Countries cos as we all know our armed forces be it Army, Navy etc not only protect their own Country but also other Countries and yes I am taking about Wars etc. The service people deserve to be looked after after all they do for us don't they? Those people not only have the trade of their choose forces but it's known that they can be quite handy so it could be that they can rebuild some abandoned properties and from there they could learn the homeless from the streets a trade this allowing them to rebuild more properties enabling them at the end to have a home our of it and learning hands on trade/trades and those service personal should be paid for teaching a trade/trades it may not be alot but it's still a wage giving them even more pride in themselves plus having a roof over their heads too! They could even be put in charge of whatever property they are working, have worked on, teaching a trade/trades the possibilities into turning abandoned homes into house/ flats/ homes endless and also keeping the homes, the sprites of all concerned alive!
Also stops those homes being ransacked, looted, trashed etc and the neighbourhood / neighbourhoods the prices of homes around wouldn't fall in prices, the said neighbours they could stop worries (that's if there's neighbours around of course close by the abandoned homes) yes I know that some people would think it worse to have it around they may even prefer that the places in question stay empty but I couldn't see why unless of course they (the abandoned homes) become a half way house or a prison that I could understand especially if the neighbourhood was a high class neighborhood or alike but it has to be pointed out that in those circumstances measures would have to be put into practice so that those people (the neighbours/ homeowners) would/ could sleep easy, not worry and didn't effect house prices, NO ONE SHOULD BE PUT/ PLACED/ FEEL UNSAFE! That has to be the main objective thus enabling them (including whoever lives at the abandoned places) to all live safety and happy as it should be!
Lisa UK xxxx
You should come to manitoulin Ontario !!! There’s so many abandoned places and old farm houses!! I’d be glad to give you a tour and show you around 🥰
Dood...you got some MAJOR EVPS!!! CRAZY!!
It is such a lovely house, and it felt like somebody was there, just sort of observing you. You treated it with respect, which is awesome! Thank you for this video and post because it was very calming for me.
Nobody died in that house. Why would they be there observing him?
@@juarezderrick9647How do you know nobody died in that house....the house is very old....several people could have died there....maybe it's the dude that was in that black and white pic...lol
Great explore! And cute puppy! There’s a teenage explorer that I sent to your channel way back on one of his first iPhone explores, I think he’s 16..anyhow, he’s really grown so much better. (Silent Hills exploration) and he’s found several new places (and he’s just a teenager!) if you do more collabs, consider reaching out to him. That would be really neat! I’ve seen him in your comment section before.
I really like Silent Hills channel!!
@@lindsay33333 I think he uploaded hi first video at 14-15 with a shaky iPhone, I don’t see it on his channel anymore..but the growth is so impressive, and I know Bankz is a part of it. Shaping the youth for success and all 👍