I KNOW WHERE THE VOLKSWAGON IS FROM, I live in Sanford, Florida on Lake Monroe, this dude pulled his car up to the lake during the day time, and shot himself, the car sat there for hours, this happened quite a few months ago and was fairly recent. Same car, same color. About less than an hour away from that auction.
I bought a beautiful mercedes e320 that was a suicide car. Complete with bullet hole in headrest Cleaned up well. It was a 2001 with only 49k miles. I was curious if it was elderly owned. Still was a sad car. I never felt good driving it. Sold it after just a few months
It was an easy sell. I of course never mentioned it. I just replaced carpet and headrest. Most of the blood was confined to drivers side area but I gloved up and actually used bleach mixed with water to clean the surfaces Then conditioned the hell out of the leather and center armrest. I would have just deep cleaned the light grey carpet but most of the blood and discharge went between drivers seat and center console armrest. That’s when I decided to get new carpet. Well actually used from flea bay
When I worked at a "buy here, pay here" car lot, we repo'd a Ranchero that a guy gassed himself in. The boss drove it back, we cleaned it up, and sold it for cash. And yeah, we told the new buyer that it was a suicide machine.
I really think a bio-hazard vehicle should be fully disclosed! I'd take a bath on a brand new vehicle before stepping foot in a formerly bloody car, no matter how well it was cleaned. Scary thought some of these could end up on used car lots.
This reminds me of my 1989 Chevy pickup I bought in 2009. The previous owner was driving home from work when the truck quit running. He got out of the truck, opened the hood, then decided to walk across the street. As he was crossing the street a van hit him and killed him instantly. So he didn't die in the truck, but only a few feet from it and directly as a result of it breaking down. I bought it from through his nephew who was the executor of the estate. Turned out the fuel pump went bad. I put a new fuel pump in and drove it for a couple of years until the engine spun a bearing.
that Lincoln is done deal.. in high school a friend told me about her friend buying a salvage car for its price.. she said one day while she was driving she saw a person in her rear view mirror then looked back but nobody was there.. reminds me of that story,, i mean yeah we were kids but DAMN
Samcrac You asked for comments, so here it is. What's the big deal, house's and property get sold without the disclosure of prior deaths or murders within them,why not car's? That is unless you are someone that actually believes in ghosts or spirit's. If cleaned and repaired correctly it shouldn't make any difference to the next owner, unless they are superstitious. Especially with some of the super car's and even higher priced newer models selling for as much as a small house in some areas.
I will always stay away from bloody bio-hazzardious vehicles, because it wouldn't feel right selling a car like that to someone, even if cleaned up. I wouldn't keep it for myself either, because I'd always remember the bullet holes, blood, gore...Etc, which is not a very comforting feeling when trying to drive. Just the thought of sitting in the seat where someone potentially was murdered, is creepy.
I'd rather that than chemical, mold, or drug biohazard cars. At least blood can be permanently cleaned up for good unlike Mold that can possibly expand back or chemicals that still might affect the air over time.
Hey Sam, big fan of your videos. I buy flood / bio hazard (mold) cars because I convert them to race cars. Everything that could mold in a car isn't part of a race car anyway so it all goes in the dumpster. That way I'm not paying for an interior that I then dispose of. I recently bought a 2008 Cayman S with only 18,000 miles on it for $8,300. Copart still managed to screw me though. They just don't seem interested in making your vehicle purchase a pleasant experience. You should do an video on the car carrier/broker scam too.
Thats good to hear. My transport woes started because you can't find a carrier, as opposed to a broker, from out of state. They all quoted $850 so it didn't make sense to run my own truck and trailer all the way to Texas to pick up the car. After the 5 day Copart limit the car still hadn't been picked up and I found out that all these brokers were doing was posting my car on truck stop broker screens. Everyone wants you to sign a contract and pay their fee so they can post it like everyone else. Now desperate to get it out of Copart I had to pay $1,100 to get it on a truck that was already on site. For half that money I could have sent one of my employees to get it. So first Copart screwed me, then the car carrier industry screwed me. What started out to be a fun winter project (and next years race car) has turned into an expensive nightmare. I have no idea where the car is or when it will get to Albany, but I just don't care anymore.
The shot up car reminds me of the Suburban Notorious BIG was shot it. Once the Suburban was released back to the rental company it was repaired, continued to be used as a rental then sold off. So if it exists today whoever owns it has no idea of the trucks past
My first reliable car had what I thought was a "coffee spill" between the console & under front pass seat. Fast forward 2 yrs later after riding my fat gf around & the seat broke. No prob I thought. Long story short got the seat out & the coffee turned out to be blood. Complete with a plug clot & all! Then I noticed the tint on my rear window was different too ;-)
A 2013 2500 Silverado HD crew cab long bed mint condition work truck came in with the seat missing, a couple panels and the seat belt cut out. It was an older male that committed suicide in the car and the daughter wanted to restore it and keep it as a last memory for her father. We changed the carpet, rear driver side window (bullet went through seat and out through that window), and installed a new driver seat, also cleaned up any blood left over. And the missing panels and seat belt was installed too.
I have link to two pics of the Lincoln. But just to warn you guys, the pictures might be disturbing for some people, so if you dont want to see blood etc, dont click on these links below! I have spoken. First pic : www.google.com/search?q=3LNHM26T57R649741&client=ms-unknown&prmd=imvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiXj_TOusfZAhWMDuwKHf0_Df4Q_AUIESgB&biw=360&bih=560#imgrc=Iu-RKpqFA_sruM:&isa=y Second pic : www.google.com/search?q=3LNHM26T57R649741&client=ms-unknown&prmd=imvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiXj_TOusfZAhWMDuwKHf0_Df4Q_AUIESgB&biw=360&bih=560#imgrc=5JJzKktqVyaK9M:&isa=y
The company I used to work for, a lot of the cars were sent for scrap after 4 years as they could not be sold to the public due to bio-hazard. It was a medical company and we collected specimens. We had eskies in them but you still had the occasional accident and they stank.
I've totalled a few suicide cars. I've also had a couple that the family wanted to keep. I'll never understand that. They gave the truck the grandfather killed himself in to the grandson.
Wow , and IMO it’s just hard to own stuff like that (dead relatives stuff) without always thinking about them each time you use it . My mom got her dads car and it smelled like him and his house for such a long time . It still smells a little like weird sugar free gum and old coffee . & It’s probably haunted too LOL . It’ll randomly set off the alarm on itself every few days . 😨
This reminds me of a story you guys are prolly gunna like. My mom and grandpa ran a few Dollar Rent-a-Car franchises as the family business for a very long time. One day, they rented a brand new Chevy Celebrity out to a young man with two kids. The guy, who was married, recently split up from his wife (it was her decision, he wasn't very happy about it). One day, he took the rented Chevy over to his wife's house, parked in the driveway, and blew his brains out with a shotgun. Inside the car. My mom and grandpa took the car back to the shop, cleaned all the blood, brain matter, and tissue out of the car, changed out the carpets, and rented the car back out to more people for years.
No Way Its just blood. Its not easy to clean, but possible. And if you get car which runs and drive, for good money and needs just few hours of rubbing, its really not that bad.
PHMCarani I would. I dont care if someone was murdered in car, just clean the mess up. Do not get emotionaly attached to thing that didnt happen to you. If I can get car for great price, with basically nothing to repair, just to clean up interior and part of exterior (which I prefer over repairing of engine/parts) its a deal for me.
6 years ago my stepson committed suicide in my car with a handgun. The bullet went out a window. The only damage to the car. State Farm with no questions asked, totaled it. Knowing the amount of bodily fluids all over the car, I would definitely want to know if this had happened when buying a car. It would bring back too many memories of a bad day in my life.
Thanks for this video. I didn't know that they'd conceal BIOHAZARD damage to sell a car. Sometimes I see those cars without this title, they has fluids on the dashboard or seats, broken roof/windows, the traces of rubbery etc. Your video opened my eyes.
I realize this is an old video, so nobody will probably read this comment.... But I work for a major auction (not a strictly salvage auction), and have had six or seven death cars come in since I've worked there. It's surprising how many enterprise cars we get in that somebody chose to kill themselves in.
On the topic of those cars that had someone die in. My dad swore up and done that one of my grandfather's security fleet cars had been haunted by the deceased owner, and that spirit had been a protector, and not a hindrance. Got to love old police cars from the older times, ya know?
I haven't seen that much gore, but I dealt with rotting carcasses, put on a biohazard/chemicals whole body suit, a face mask with the same rating, and a few cans of cleaning and antiseptic chemicals, spend a couple of days to remove the seats, clean everything, and you've saved 10-20k and a car.
I bought a vehicle from Copart not long ago with typical repairable damage to the exterior and a clean title. It was also marked as a bio, but only blood was on the passenger door, and not very much. A pair of gloves and about 3 Clorox wipes cleaned it up. After a little more precautionary cleaning, I'd feel fine putting my family in this vehicle. I wouldn't dream of trying to clean out that last Fusion.
wtf if somebody shot their self in it or got shot in it, or honestly it was even wrecked bad enough to have blood in it, it should never make it to auction. some asswipe could buy that and change/clean the seats and sell it to some poor old lady. they should go directly from the crime scene to the crusher.
Brian Yeah, I'd drive that Passat. Just needs a good cleaning. Thing is spotless otherwise. Why are people so butthurt over buying a car someone died in??
NightArrow Spotless as in the car had no rust or dents. Great looking. Regardless, if that really is brain matter, how did it get on the gauge cluster anyway? Only thing I can figure is that the driver was shot by someone sitting in the back seat.
Interesting timing. I actually test drove an MKZ of that generation at a slightly sketchy local dealership. It had less than 130k miles (if I remember correctly) and was priced very low. The interior was very worn and even had a fast food receipt leftover in the center console. Kind of makes you wonder if this place bought a bloodied car for cheap at auction and then replaced the seats and cleaned up the interior.
Personally, it all depends. No amount of blood or bodily fluids would stop me, short of coating every square inch of the interior, from pulling all of it and deep cleaning and sanitizing or replacing the interior. Luck doesn't exist, things don't happen for any particular reason, so if it's still in good working order, anything can be cleaned. If you can resale a house that had a serious murder, then cars are no different. Flood damage is something else.
scars you! Although after having a car long enough and If you like to modify and do all your own work, you would eventually find evidence of blood or other biohazards, unless the whole interior is new, which would raise a RED flag for me!
jewllake, not proud to admit, but I was young and it was my own car... E46. It had leather sport seats with a strip of cloth in the middle. I just couldn't get it out. I spent days cleaning. Years later, I dated a chemist and actually told her the story. Her reaction was priceless. She wasn't shocked at all and was aware of the "problem." She told me about a simple formula (I forgot, but I think it included vinegar) which would have solved the problem. Wish I still had the car and the girls. ;)
As a police officer, I investigated the theft of catalytic converters off of cars being towed to the lot where they are stored at Copar. It was intense and interesting as hell to get to not only walk through there, but later I was involved in investigating a suicide that took place in a brand new truck. The person wasn't found for two weeks. I'll never forget that truck, the smell, or of my time spent taking photos under cars that were being jacked up in the lot to photograph the missing parts. (I do clearly remember saying "I don't recall signing up for this when I decided to become a cop..." It was fascinating to see- it was thier location in Punta Gorda Florida.
More people than you think. Dealerships and almost anyone that needs a parts car. I would buy one too if I needed engine parts, because you won't find any "human stuff" in there. You could buy a car with a blown/seized engine but with good interior/exterior (no biohazard) and then buy one of these and get a good engine and swap it.
me, well, the in good condition cars where someone was splattered, clean everything with germicides, put some charcoal filters and a fan, switch the filters once or twice a day, for a couple of weeks, it should get rid of any remaining smell, then put an automatic deodorizer in for a few days. If the seats are too hard to clean, get new ones. Maybe removing a few bolts would be needed to clean everywhere, but that wouldn't take that long I think.
Just get it good and dry and then spray it with polyurethane or something similar, bam! Instant “death car” what a novelty. Lingering bad smell is just ambiance, amaze your friends! I’m being sarcastic of course but I do feel differently about murder vs suicide. I would have some respect for the murdered persons belongings. Maybe not so much for the suicide “victim”.
I'm sure it varies state to state, but generally realtors are required to disclose if a murder occurred in a dwelling they list. I helped clean up a gruesome murder scene in a house years ago in Alaska. Some crackhead knocked on a random door & stabbed the guy when he opened it. We pulled out the bloody carpet & replaced the Sheetrock by the door. I didn't want to be in that house & would not drive a car that someone was murdered or committed suicide in. Maybe if I got a Rolls Royce real cheap I might change my mind...
I’m pretty sure my old Acura RSX I bought used from a dealership was previously a biohazard car. The car was completely clean on the inside until we got it home and my mom opened the passenger sun visor and we found dried blood under it. Someone missed a spot I guess. I still loved that car, but that whole thing made me never open that visor again.
The Mouse In Your Room I don’t believe so. There was reported damage on the Carfax when I bought it, but I didn’t mind because it was cheaper. I don’t think it was rebuilt though.
I worked in auto insurance as a claims adjuster. I had a claim in 2005 where a woman shot her daughter then herself inside the car, each dying. That car was totaled. It didn't probably meet the criteria to be a total loss in terms of the cost to 'clean up' the inside and replace a window, but it was a little older and my company made the decision to total it due to the wishes of the husband/father. That car had to end up somewhere once Copart took possession of it.
It's either a testament to my financial situation or to my lack of squeamishness that my immediate reaction to that VW was "i think i could get that off with some simple green"
Yea so your drivin down a dark lonely road at night. And the whole time you get this feeling your being watched! Then you look in the rearview mirror and theres Deadguy! Lookin back at you!!! Ahhhhh! That why nobody wants those cars! Lol!
The Lincoln could Be cleaned or you could even just replace the front seats were the major damage is.There is very little damage anywhere else.I wouldn't hesitate to buy it.
Bill, are you okay? I feel as though you need a hero to rescue you from your eternal soul-crushing sorrows. Somebody, anybody, please help this man. For only the price of a cup of coffee a day, you can help fund effective euthanasia programs for people suffering like Bill.
Flan Gaming12 Its just blood. Nothing more. Not easy to clean, but blood does not work like water, so even if the blood is on some part for longer period of time, it will not create molds. Yay.
I bought a 1995 buick the guy told me the car acts weird I thought he meant like in the cold or something. Anyways every once in awhile the alarm would sound and lights would flash at night,not having the remote to the alarm system I would have to go outside and start it and shut it off. I got annoyed with the car so I took it to the shop to disconnect the alarm because lets face it nobody's is trying to break into a 95 buick. The first shop I took it to told me just to disconnect the battery because he couldn't find where to disconnect the alarm system. I went to a different shop and that's when I realized the seller was telling the truth about the car acting weird because the car didn't even have an alarm system. After I faced the fact the car might be haunted I was ok with it and the alarm stopped going off. Something else took it place however the wheel while driving would jerk to the left and the stereo would work itself to the oldie station ALWAYS, I later junked the car for 350 bucks
Something like this happened to me, too. Had a friends car for some days (VW Golf I). I parked the car in my garage at night. Came into the garage at the next day (only mondays) and the windows were down and lights on. This car didnt have electric window lifters. Shit made me crazy Sry for my english
I purchased a biohazard rolled over c5 corvette. Ended up not seeing anything biohazard/chemical about it. May just be protocol on some accident type of collisions
I do wonder why people ask you if it's worth fix x car. Wouldn't it be smarter just to fix what you feel comfortable doing? One thing about suicide biohazard cars some people forget. If the car was sitting for a few weeks the smell is insane. I had a close friend who worked in a wreckers yard. Would complain about it.
I'm an ER nurse so i'm not squeamish at all so this stuff doesnt bug me and it honestly look like this might be a great way to get myself a new vehicle
The Ford in the last part looks like bullet holes through the windshield and the driver's rear window is shattered... Man the horrific stories these cars could tell...
The driver of the ford was coming from out of the store with a friend when a car from across the street cut them off and the passenger of the other car shot the passenger of the ford and the drive causing the driver of the ford to have his foot on the gas to end up running into something
"Myth Busters" once had a Corvette Bio car. The car was perfect mechanically but a person died in it and decomposed badly before the police found the car. The Myth Busters tried everything to get rid of the smell. They completely took the interior apart, scrubbed it down with all sorts of cleaners and bleach even steam! But no matter what they did, they could not get rid of that terrible odor. The odor was somehow in the actual structure of the car, not just the fabrics and nothing could get rid of it.
Once while driving on the NJ Turnpike I passed a car carrier trailer with wrecks on it. One particularly mangled SUV had "BIO" scribbled on the driver side front window. It sure was eerie.
*He'll Yeah I would want to know if someone died in a car someone or a dealer was selling me...pffff I don't want to be driving a ghost car with blood and shot in it.
Once my grandpa bought a vw Karmann Ghia Roadster that was involved in a crash with a trailer and some months later while cleaning the interior he found the head of the previous owner so he decided to sell it, now the car is going from show to show around the North of México
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I KNOW WHERE THE VOLKSWAGON IS FROM, I live in Sanford, Florida on Lake Monroe, this dude pulled his car up to the lake during the day time, and shot himself, the car sat there for hours, this happened quite a few months ago and was fairly recent. Same car, same color. About less than an hour away from that auction.
So those spots are rotton blood baked on the gauges, gross...
Yeah that would make sense. It looked like brain blood matter in too of the steering colum and then I saw your comment and said hey that would add up.
Suicide car is definitely what I would suspect based off of the bits on the gauges and the blood all over the door jam tags in the other photo
Guessing that stuff on the instrument panel is brain matter.
If you look at the passenger seat floor it's being covered by a piece of cloth from the edge of the seat to the floor.
I feel bad for the guy having to shift it in neutral for the tow truck
its just blood....
I’d unbolt the driveshaft from the trans and use bungee cords to hang it up
I imagine at that point they just drag them.
JKFlorida
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JKFlorida yeah I would just drag it,
I bought a beautiful mercedes e320 that was a suicide car. Complete with bullet hole in headrest Cleaned up well. It was a 2001 with only 49k miles. I was curious if it was elderly owned. Still was a sad car. I never felt good driving it. Sold it after just a few months
joegolden481 damn dude
How was it selling it?
It was an easy sell. I of course never mentioned it. I just replaced carpet and headrest. Most of the blood was confined to drivers side area but I gloved up and actually used bleach mixed with water to clean the surfaces Then conditioned the hell out of the leather and center armrest. I would have just deep cleaned the light grey carpet but most of the blood and discharge went between drivers seat and center console armrest. That’s when I decided to get new carpet. Well actually used from flea bay
My neighbor tried to kill himself in his fox body Mustang. Made a mess. No idea what happened to the car, his wife had it hauled off.
Damn thats messed up
Can a title be branded as "haunted?"
For the Volkswagen, spinal fluid on the instrument cluster, blood on the door sill and front seats, yeah, suicide or murder car.
TPG2009 and something covered in leg part in passenger front seat.
TPG2009 it's a suicide car, there's a comment on here up above
I'd buy it and drive if it was cheap. Blood guts is easy fix. Plus I have a donor interior.. wish I wasn't 3400 miles away
@@derrickforeal destruction title.
@@derrickforeal it's got a COD title so it can't be registered ever again
When I worked at a "buy here, pay here" car lot, we repo'd a Ranchero that a guy gassed himself in. The boss drove it back, we cleaned it up, and sold it for cash. And yeah, we told the new buyer that it was a suicide machine.
I really think a bio-hazard vehicle should be fully disclosed! I'd take a bath on a brand new vehicle before stepping foot in a formerly bloody car, no matter how well it was cleaned. Scary thought some of these could end up on used car lots.
This had me looking at bio hazard cars for an hour lol. The crime scene vehicles were very interesting.
This reminds me of my 1989 Chevy pickup I bought in 2009. The previous owner was driving home from work when the truck quit running. He got out of the truck, opened the hood, then decided to walk across the street. As he was crossing the street a van hit him and killed him instantly. So he didn't die in the truck, but only a few feet from it and directly as a result of it breaking down.
I bought it from through his nephew who was the executor of the estate. Turned out the fuel pump went bad. I put a new fuel pump in and drove it for a couple of years until the engine spun a bearing.
Crushed brain for sure in that passat
that Lincoln is done deal.. in high school a friend told me about her friend buying a salvage car for its price.. she said one day while she was driving she saw a person in her rear view mirror then looked back but nobody was there.. reminds me of that story,, i mean yeah we were kids but DAMN
Bicc OG you're dumb mang simple ass story.. A real OG would understand change your name
Had to throw the Ghost in for Halloween!
Samcrac Happy Halloween!
Samcrac that car was nice. I wonder how much it’ll go for.
Happy Halloween
Love your channel!!!! Keep up the good work, bro!
Samcrac
You asked for comments, so here it is. What's the big deal, house's and property get sold without the disclosure of prior deaths or murders within them,why not car's?
That is unless you are someone that actually believes in ghosts or spirit's.
If cleaned and repaired correctly it shouldn't make any difference to the next owner, unless they are superstitious.
Especially with some of the super car's and even higher priced newer models selling for as much as a small house in some areas.
petri dishes on wheels.
noice
my exact thoughts
fabulousprofound explain?
YunngAssumed Gender petri dishes are usually filled with agar, so you can grow bacteria on that dish
idiegogaming no there my dads boyfriend alligator is neural science doctor and he says 2+2 is actually indeed 🅱️
I will always stay away from bloody bio-hazzardious vehicles, because it wouldn't feel right selling a car like that to someone, even if cleaned up. I wouldn't keep it for myself either, because I'd always remember the bullet holes, blood, gore...Etc, which is not a very comforting feeling when trying to drive. Just the thought of sitting in the seat where someone potentially was murdered, is creepy.
What if it was just a nosebleed?
@@toosweet6046 lmao
Idc I would drive those cars
I'd rather that than chemical, mold, or drug biohazard cars. At least blood can be permanently cleaned up for good unlike Mold that can possibly expand back or chemicals that still might affect the air over time.
Agreed and a dealer should have to disclose it.
Any vehicle a Kardashian has been inside is a biohazard. 😱
Hey Sam, big fan of your videos. I buy flood / bio hazard (mold) cars because I convert them to race cars. Everything that could mold in a car isn't part of a race car anyway so it all goes in the dumpster. That way I'm not paying for an interior that I then dispose of. I recently bought a 2008 Cayman S with only 18,000 miles on it for $8,300. Copart still managed to screw me though. They just don't seem interested in making your vehicle purchase a pleasant experience.
You should do an video on the car carrier/broker scam too.
I'm doing a video on transport very soon!
Thats good to hear. My transport woes started because you can't find a carrier, as opposed to a broker, from out of state. They all quoted $850 so it didn't make sense to run my own truck and trailer all the way to Texas to pick up the car. After the 5 day Copart limit the car still hadn't been picked up and I found out that all these brokers were doing was posting my car on truck stop broker screens. Everyone wants you to sign a contract and pay their fee so they can post it like everyone else. Now desperate to get it out of Copart I had to pay $1,100 to get it on a truck that was already on site. For half that money I could have sent one of my employees to get it.
So first Copart screwed me, then the car carrier industry screwed me. What started out to be a fun winter project (and next years race car) has turned into an expensive nightmare. I have no idea where the car is or when it will get to Albany, but I just don't care anymore.
My computer has biohazards material all over it... thanks to pornhub
Jackem High lmao brah 🤦🏽♂️
LOL! Don't let NBC's Dateline bring their black light. It may be so bright that it blinds people. 😉
Not bio hazard just DNA.....
Ok buddy 😂
Wtf...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The shot up car reminds me of the Suburban Notorious BIG was shot it. Once the Suburban was released back to the rental company it was repaired, continued to be used as a rental then sold off. So if it exists today whoever owns it has no idea of the trucks past
It's been for sale for $750,000 for about a year, Google it.
Supa Doopa
Really? Last I checked no one knew where it was. Damn I'll check it out
Unimportant. The OJ Bronco was put up for auction. Americans are walking contradictions.
Anthony Thomas
Americans are walking contradictions?
My first reliable car had what I thought was a "coffee spill" between the console & under front pass seat. Fast forward 2 yrs later after riding my fat gf around & the seat broke. No prob I thought. Long story short got the seat out & the coffee turned out to be blood. Complete with a plug clot & all! Then I noticed the tint on my rear window was different too ;-)
I got enough bad luck i dont need a car that someone was smoked in
The salvage yard I worked at once that was found with a deceased elderly man inside, 2 months later, I wouldn’t go within 20 yards of that thing!
holy fuck
A 2013 2500 Silverado HD crew cab long bed mint condition work truck came in with the seat missing, a couple panels and the seat belt cut out. It was an older male that committed suicide in the car and the daughter wanted to restore it and keep it as a last memory for her father. We changed the carpet, rear driver side window (bullet went through seat and out through that window), and installed a new driver seat, also cleaned up any blood left over. And the missing panels and seat belt was installed too.
the photos are removed for the Lincoln on the site
google the vin number and u'll find em ^^
I have link to two pics of the Lincoln. But just to warn you guys, the pictures might be disturbing for some people, so if you dont want to see blood etc, dont click on these links below! I have spoken.
First pic : www.google.com/search?q=3LNHM26T57R649741&client=ms-unknown&prmd=imvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiXj_TOusfZAhWMDuwKHf0_Df4Q_AUIESgB&biw=360&bih=560#imgrc=Iu-RKpqFA_sruM:&isa=y
Second pic : www.google.com/search?q=3LNHM26T57R649741&client=ms-unknown&prmd=imvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiXj_TOusfZAhWMDuwKHf0_Df4Q_AUIESgB&biw=360&bih=560#imgrc=5JJzKktqVyaK9M:&isa=y
xCake thanks! Just makes me sad. I have no idea who was the one that died, but still.
ilaril It either was John Dorf or Kenith Cotney.
Copy and Paste the Vin into google
8:20 when your DSG starts to go out and youre not on warranty...
8:19 is brain madder splatter, trust me.
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nick fernandez Thanks jimmy.
Sure thing Allen.
You can see blood spatter on the lower door sill too in the last pic
nick fernandez How did you know my name was Allen? Are you psychic or something Bobby?
The company I used to work for, a lot of the cars were sent for scrap after 4 years as they could not be sold to the public due to bio-hazard. It was a medical company and we collected specimens. We had eskies in them but you still had the occasional accident and they stank.
I've totalled a few suicide cars. I've also had a couple that the family wanted to keep. I'll never understand that. They gave the truck the grandfather killed himself in to the grandson.
Buck Naked They can always say there will always be a part of granddad in it,literally.
That's dark. I like it.
Buck Naked could you let me know if my car is totaled? I got hit Sunday night and air bags got deployed but I’m not sure it’s a brand new Audi A3?
Wow , and IMO it’s just hard to own stuff like that (dead relatives stuff) without always thinking about them each time you use it . My mom got her dads car and it smelled like him and his house for such a long time . It still smells a little like weird sugar free gum and old coffee .
& It’s probably haunted too LOL . It’ll randomly set off the alarm on itself every few days . 😨
Buck Naked nani?!?!
This reminds me of a story you guys are prolly gunna like. My mom and grandpa ran a few Dollar Rent-a-Car franchises as the family business for a very long time.
One day, they rented a brand new Chevy Celebrity out to a young man with two kids. The guy, who was married, recently split up from his wife (it was her decision, he wasn't very happy about it). One day, he took the rented Chevy over to his wife's house, parked in the driveway, and blew his brains out with a shotgun. Inside the car.
My mom and grandpa took the car back to the shop, cleaned all the blood, brain matter, and tissue out of the car, changed out the carpets, and rented the car back out to more people for years.
Your mom and Grandpa must be really good at cleaning. Blood isn't easy to remove.
I'll have to get her to talk about it again sometime. She was scraping brains out of the window sill. Shits crazy
your grandma officially gets G recognition :D
Gee.
Almost seems like you clean human matter very often. Would you care to explain yourself? :)
I ate a full rack of ribs while watching this, complete with a side of corn on the cob. Yum yum
what would a vegan know about rack of ribs? And nah, just your typical sportsbar style BBQ sauce ;)
Rollo Lawson Are you from Kansas City? Ks or Mo?
That gas pump is dope 👌🏽
Biohazad vehicles look like a great steal of a deal. 1 new door, 1 new car seat (sticky leather) and a trip to bubbles.
The Lincoln is phucked up!! Yuck!!
No Way
Its just blood. Its not easy to clean, but possible.
And if you get car which runs and drive, for good money and needs just few hours of rubbing, its really not that bad.
Denis Cachovan Fuck that, I'd never buy a car in which someone was murdered.
PHMCarani
I would. I dont care if someone was murdered in car, just clean the mess up.
Do not get emotionaly attached to thing that didnt happen to you. If I can get car for great price, with basically nothing to repair, just to clean up interior and part of exterior (which I prefer over repairing of engine/parts) its a deal for me.
That's just messed up. Sitting in a seat someone was murdered in is just twisted.
PHMCarani so it basically mean the car is haunted.
6 years ago my stepson committed suicide in my car with a handgun. The bullet went out a window. The only damage to the car. State Farm with no questions asked, totaled it. Knowing the amount of bodily fluids all over the car, I would definitely want to know if this had happened when buying a car. It would bring back too many memories of a bad day in my life.
To even comment in such a casual and cold hearted way about a step son indicates you are soulless
That's terrible
Dealers who resell these like nothing happened deserve to rot in hell
mike hunt why? Not like there are ghosts or "bad karma" with them....those things doesnt exist
mike hunt You deserve to rot in hell for having such a vulgar username.
"mike hunt"
Lock JR he probably changed it
AssEatta Bingo
I'm loving these Biohazard videos, keep them coming!!
That's sick. Marry me 💜?
I just can't believe some dealerships actually fix up cars like this like wtf
why not?
Thanks for this video. I didn't know that they'd conceal BIOHAZARD damage to sell a car. Sometimes I see those cars without this title, they has fluids on the dashboard or seats, broken roof/windows, the traces of rubbery etc. Your video opened my eyes.
I realize this is an old video, so nobody will probably read this comment....
But I work for a major auction (not a strictly salvage auction), and have had six or seven death cars come in since I've worked there. It's surprising how many enterprise cars we get in that somebody chose to kill themselves in.
On the topic of those cars that had someone die in. My dad swore up and done that one of my grandfather's security fleet cars had been haunted by the deceased owner, and that spirit had been a protector, and not a hindrance. Got to love old police cars from the older times, ya know?
If there is money to be made, I'm all up to cleaning gore
People that do biohazard work are paid very, very well. I'm not up to it, no matter how good the money is.
Racer's Line hah
Forreal.. I’d be down to clean up that VW and make atleast $10-20k off it Haha people in the military see worse things
anyone who has watched a few thousand people die on liveleak/ync/bestgore should be able to stomach the job just fine
I haven't seen that much gore, but I dealt with rotting carcasses, put on a biohazard/chemicals whole body suit, a face mask with the same rating, and a few cans of cleaning and antiseptic chemicals, spend a couple of days to remove the seats, clean everything, and you've saved 10-20k and a car.
I watched this purely because of morbid curiosity
That Mercedes McLaren and Rolls Royce were SAD.... seeing them in that shape hit me in the feels.
What a shame...
I bought a vehicle from Copart not long ago with typical repairable damage to the exterior and a clean title. It was also marked as a bio, but only blood was on the passenger door, and not very much. A pair of gloves and about 3 Clorox wipes cleaned it up. After a little more precautionary cleaning, I'd feel fine putting my family in this vehicle. I wouldn't dream of trying to clean out that last Fusion.
wtf if somebody shot their self in it or got shot in it, or honestly it was even wrecked bad enough to have blood in it, it should never make it to auction. some asswipe could buy that and change/clean the seats and sell it to some poor old lady. they should go directly from the crime scene to the crusher.
Brian Yeah, I'd drive that Passat. Just needs a good cleaning. Thing is spotless otherwise. Why are people so butthurt over buying a car someone died in??
that spotless passat my friend has brain matter all over the dash, and to the infamous word " think again"
You're nuts.. give me a boat load of vomit or feces any day over any amount of brain matter..
NightArrow Spotless as in the car had no rust or dents. Great looking. Regardless, if that really is brain matter, how did it get on the gauge cluster anyway? Only thing I can figure is that the driver was shot by someone sitting in the back seat.
But why is it not re-salvageable...
Interesting timing. I actually test drove an MKZ of that generation at a slightly sketchy local dealership. It had less than 130k miles (if I remember correctly) and was priced very low. The interior was very worn and even had a fast food receipt leftover in the center console. Kind of makes you wonder if this place bought a bloodied car for cheap at auction and then replaced the seats and cleaned up the interior.
6:20 god damn son, that’s some good shootin’
damnnn son
Personally, it all depends. No amount of blood or bodily fluids would stop me, short of coating every square inch of the interior, from pulling all of it and deep cleaning and sanitizing or replacing the interior. Luck doesn't exist, things don't happen for any particular reason, so if it's still in good working order, anything can be cleaned. If you can resale a house that had a serious murder, then cars are no different.
Flood damage is something else.
I’ll never, ever, ever buy a used car again....yeeoouch!
Bill Schlembach hahaha 😂😂😂😂
scars you! Although after having a car long enough and If you like to modify and do all your own work, you would eventually find evidence of blood or other biohazards, unless the whole interior is new, which would raise a RED flag for me!
I actually sold a beamer once with all the seats covered in pussy juice. Ugh. Couldn't get it out.
Bill Schlembach what you don't know won't hurt you.
jewllake, not proud to admit, but I was young and it was my own car... E46. It had leather sport seats with a strip of cloth in the middle. I just couldn't get it out. I spent days cleaning. Years later, I dated a chemist and actually told her the story. Her reaction was priceless. She wasn't shocked at all and was aware of the "problem." She told me about a simple formula (I forgot, but I think it included vinegar) which would have solved the problem. Wish I still had the car and the girls. ;)
Couldn't see the pics of the Lincoln but that fusion, OMG!
*”Oh man I shot Marvin in the face!”*
"Why the fuck you'd do that!?"
Good coffee man.
Call the Wolf.
As a police officer, I investigated the theft of catalytic converters off of cars being towed to the lot where they are stored at Copar. It was intense and interesting as hell to get to not only walk through there, but later I was involved in investigating a suicide that took place in a brand new truck. The person wasn't found for two weeks. I'll never forget that truck, the smell, or of my time spent taking photos under cars that were being jacked up in the lot to photograph the missing parts. (I do clearly remember saying "I don't recall signing up for this when I decided to become a cop..."
It was fascinating to see- it was thier location in Punta Gorda Florida.
What type of person would ever buy such a car?!!
More people than you think. Dealerships and almost anyone that needs a parts car.
I would buy one too if I needed engine parts, because you won't find any "human stuff" in there.
You could buy a car with a blown/seized engine but with good interior/exterior (no biohazard) and then buy one of these and get a good engine and swap it.
me, well, the in good condition cars where someone was splattered, clean everything with germicides, put some charcoal filters and a fan, switch the filters once or twice a day, for a couple of weeks, it should get rid of any remaining smell, then put an automatic deodorizer in for a few days. If the seats are too hard to clean, get new ones.
Maybe removing a few bolts would be needed to clean everywhere, but that wouldn't take that long I think.
Just get it good and dry and then spray it with polyurethane or something similar, bam! Instant “death car” what a novelty. Lingering bad smell is just ambiance, amaze your friends!
I’m being sarcastic of course but I do feel differently about murder vs suicide. I would have some respect for the murdered persons belongings. Maybe not so much for the suicide “victim”.
Lincoln was two periods at the same time. 🦄
I'm sure it varies state to state, but generally realtors are required to disclose if a murder occurred in a dwelling they list. I helped clean up a gruesome murder scene in a house years ago in Alaska. Some crackhead knocked on a random door & stabbed the guy when he opened it. We pulled out the bloody carpet & replaced the Sheetrock by the door. I didn't want to be in that house & would not drive a car that someone was murdered or committed suicide in. Maybe if I got a Rolls Royce real cheap I might change my mind...
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and educating us on something new in each video.
I’m pretty sure my old Acura RSX I bought used from a dealership was previously a biohazard car. The car was completely clean on the inside until we got it home and my mom opened the passenger sun visor and we found dried blood under it. Someone missed a spot I guess. I still loved that car, but that whole thing made me never open that visor again.
Zwarm Did it have a rebuilt title?
The Mouse In Your Room I don’t believe so. There was reported damage on the Carfax when I bought it, but I didn’t mind because it was cheaper. I don’t think it was rebuilt though.
Dude, that's a really creepy story!
I worked in auto insurance as a claims adjuster. I had a claim in 2005 where a woman shot her daughter then herself inside the car, each dying. That car was totaled. It didn't probably meet the criteria to be a total loss in terms of the cost to 'clean up' the inside and replace a window, but it was a little older and my company made the decision to total it due to the wishes of the husband/father. That car had to end up somewhere once Copart took possession of it.
WHAT THE F*CK HAPPENED IN THAT LINCOLN
the ghost doesn't even have keys HAHA
*Sees bulletholes in car*
THE TING GOES SKRRAAAA POP POP POP POP POP
It's either a testament to my financial situation or to my lack of squeamishness that my immediate reaction to that VW was "i think i could get that off with some simple green"
Yea so your drivin down a dark lonely road at night. And the whole time you get this feeling your being watched! Then you look in the rearview mirror and theres Deadguy! Lookin back at you!!! Ahhhhh! That why nobody wants those cars! Lol!
That raises the important question of if the ghost would hang out in the car itself or in the geographical area where the incident happened.
As long as the engine is fine you could easily repair the flooded Rolls Royce for possibly a decent price
I would rather buy a biohazzard car than a poorly repaired wreck.
no thanks, I don't need the soul of some dead guy while im driving.
I'm just imagining if you are with a girl in that car, the ghost whispering doooo iiiit, dooooo iiiit.
In a lot of states you have to disclose if someone died in the house you’re buying in the last X amount of years. Same should go for this
I'm sure this happens on the regular in Mexico.
im sure it happens more than you think right here in the USA
That shell gasoline pump is awesome!
DID SOMEONE GET KILLED IN THE FUSION JESUS CHRIST THAT SCARED ME!!!!!!!
Dj Mastermind ya the passenger walter Griffin
It's always good to check out copart cars in person. I just made a video where i found some crazy hidden damage in an Acura
? But you have no videos on your channel now
The Lincoln could Be cleaned or you could even just replace the front seats were the major damage is.There is very little damage anywhere else.I wouldn't hesitate to buy it.
Bill, go fuck yourself with all that hate.
Bill Barnews, don't be mad at blacks, your people brought us over here, so be mad at them.👌🏾
Bill, are you okay? I feel as though you need a hero to rescue you from your eternal soul-crushing sorrows. Somebody, anybody, please help this man. For only the price of a cup of coffee a day, you can help fund effective euthanasia programs for people suffering like Bill.
I'm going to pass that 😂😂 don't wanna be messing with ghosts and shit.
Bill Barnews do you take constructive criticism?
Someone had a damn baby in that Malibu 😂😂
I saw the pictures of that lincoln that is disgusting
I know I feel like some listings need the "18+" sticker
Flan Gaming12
Its just blood. Nothing more. Not easy to clean, but blood does not work like water, so even if the blood is on some part for longer period of time, it will not create molds. Yay.
I would roll that Lincoln
Looks like Mc Donald's Mc Rib sauce smeared all over the place...
Baerchenization maybe he went nuts during the 2 for $5 special.
Lincoln is 404. Any chance you have the photo saved, or have it in the Premiere Pro file?
when people gas themselv with fumes of the car, some time after their death the eys can pop out and explode. this some times causes these splatters.
Try growing up
You are not even close to funny
Me: "If these vehicles could talk, I wonder what they'd say?"
Car: "AUGHHH! IT HURTS!!! *cough* *cough* Please, put me out of my misery!!
I like cars that come with brain matter.
They're SMART CARS 😂
You deserve more subsicers. Your videos are awesome.
hassan Mehd you deserve better autocorrect
Good video!!!
New camera or better lighting? Video looks great!
I bought a 1995 buick the guy told me the car acts weird I thought he meant like in the cold or something. Anyways every once in awhile the alarm would sound and lights would flash at night,not having the remote to the alarm system I would have to go outside and start it and shut it off. I got annoyed with the car so I took it to the shop to disconnect the alarm because lets face it nobody's is trying to break into a 95 buick. The first shop I took it to told me just to disconnect the battery because he couldn't find where to disconnect the alarm system. I went to a different shop and that's when I realized the seller was telling the truth about the car acting weird because the car didn't even have an alarm system. After I faced the fact the car might be haunted I was ok with it and the alarm stopped going off. Something else took it place however the wheel while driving would jerk to the left and the stereo would work itself to the oldie station ALWAYS, I later junked the car for 350 bucks
Tre Cortez holy shit, that's creepy
Something like this happened to me, too. Had a friends car for some days (VW Golf I). I parked the car in my garage at night.
Came into the garage at the next day (only mondays) and the windows were down and lights on. This car didnt have electric window lifters. Shit made me crazy
Sry for my english
Funny stories pls make more
I had a Dodge Caravan that did that.
Turned out Dodge just sucks balls.
Really like this type of video with groups of cars
I purchased a biohazard rolled over c5 corvette. Ended up not seeing anything biohazard/chemical about it. May just be protocol on some accident type of collisions
LethalTrap they biohazard for even a little blood was there any on the airbags? Could’ve even been just grass/mud that got into interior
No airbags deployed, It did have dirt though. www.copart.com/lot/29096627/
how much you paid?
Ramiro, I paid $6300 out the door.
These Toyota's are one of the best vehicles ever made, Military and Governments use them around the World. Bullet Proof!
I do wonder why people ask you if it's worth fix x car. Wouldn't it be smarter just to fix what you feel comfortable doing? One thing about suicide biohazard cars some people forget. If the car was sitting for a few weeks the smell is insane. I had a close friend who worked in a wreckers yard. Would complain about it.
Ozone machine.
Toss a UVC lamp in there for an hour or two, ozone is produced and any germs/viruses are pretty much killed.
I'm an ER nurse so i'm not squeamish at all so this stuff doesnt bug me and it honestly look like this might be a great way to get myself a new vehicle
I wonder how much that ghost sold for?
If the engine is still good, I bet it sold for pretty good money.
I really enjoy your videos & learn a lot each time about how this process all works, thanks!
The Ford in the last part looks like bullet holes through the windshield and the driver's rear window is shattered... Man the horrific stories these cars could tell...
The driver of the ford was coming from out of the store with a friend when a car from across the street cut them off and the passenger of the other car shot the passenger of the ford and the drive causing the driver of the ford to have his foot on the gas to end up running into something
"Myth Busters" once had a Corvette Bio car. The car was perfect mechanically but a person died in it and decomposed badly before the police found the car. The Myth Busters tried everything to get rid of the smell. They completely took the interior apart, scrubbed it down with all sorts of cleaners and bleach even steam! But no matter what they did, they could not get rid of that terrible odor. The odor was somehow in the actual structure of the car, not just the fabrics and nothing could get rid of it.
Lincoln is sold lol ....
Bought by a killer probably
Once while driving on the NJ Turnpike I passed a car carrier trailer with wrecks on it. One particularly mangled SUV had "BIO" scribbled on the driver side front window. It sure was eerie.
I'd take that Passat any day, maybe the Rolls Royce if I had the money to maintain it
That Passat would smell awful
It's time to call The Wolf (from Pulp Fiction)
*He'll Yeah I would want to know if someone died in a car someone or a dealer was selling me...pffff I don't want to be driving a ghost car with blood and shot in it.
I swear, the Lincoln is being hyped so much in the comment section, but the pictures were removed on the link you left.
When I die, I want to die like my grandfather who died peacefully in his sleep.
Not screaming like all the passengers in his car.
Buying a car someone died in is like buying a house someone died in
Once my grandpa bought a vw Karmann Ghia Roadster that was involved in a crash with a trailer and some months later while cleaning the interior he found the head of the previous owner so he decided to sell it, now the car is going from show to show around the North of México
Behind the driver seat
No way
that shit with the lincoln cannot be unseen omg
America... you crazy!
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Dear Uranium and Potassium, you guys are crazy as well.
EGGLOVER2010 good yolk
karl you idiot play a record
Coming from the country where people use cars as a crowd lawnmower....at least we have the decency to use guns
Much love,
Murica