For all who commented why no history, decent Urban Explorers won't give away details on an untouched property like this because that might draw in looters and vandals who will wreck the place
Because people will get in trouble, it is like telling other people to go and break the law. The best thing to do and I done this on several of these videos, Look when they are driving and look for road signs, Then look it up on Google Map
Reading some of these comments really piss me off. First of all, The whole point of urban exploring is to get in to sites that have been abandoned. Yes, sometimes you're trespassing to get inside to sneak a peek. I personally don't have the balls to do it which is why I turn to these guys on TH-cam. If you watch them for any period of time you know that they are ethical explorers... they don't take anything from these places and they don't give out the full story or location so that assholes don't come and trash the place. If you clicked on any video with the word "abandoned" and you're watching it, then you're curious and you want to see footage so why are you complaining? And for crying out loud! The phone thing is their signature…IT'S PRETEND! 🙄. The title isn't Clickbait… It is probably truth and it's a hint as to what happened in that house without him giving the full story and people flocking to it. Another thing… Kristy is not his girlfriend, she is his wife. Haters just need to go away!
Laurie Myers what a fantastic comment. Written by a astute observer and true fan of exploration. In a world of absolutely over done laws and limitations put on people is it any wonder people just want to find something to go and explore to re capture some freedom. :-)
Finally someone who gets it. This is why I like their channel. They get in, explore for a while and that's all. They despise vandalism and thieves. These guys make the whole "urban explorers" community look better. They have their code of honour and stand by it it's actually really refreshing to see.
Totally agree. They are so respectful of the places they go into. I wouldn’t have the balls either, and now this damn virus has stopped us all going places, I like seeing where they go. I’m from England and partly why I love watching these guys is that I see parts of the US I’ll probably never see in real life.
I knew two sisters, for the past 50 years, who lived in Ma., who were millionaires. Their family is famous and have lived here since the Mayflower. The sisters, never had to work other than maintain their properties left to them. They cut their own grass, bailed hay,had animals, cats, cows,.. did snow removal etc, right up till they were in their 90's. Just before they died, they sold their ocean front mansion on Rye beach N.H. for 3.5 million. They loved that home..wood paneling throughout very expensive when their grandfather built it in the 1920's...They kept the Mansion in Ma...then one sister got very ill and sadly passed away. Shortly thereafter her younger sister passed away. They lived right up the street from us. I knew them both since I was a 6 year old kid. Nicest people you could ever meet. Real New England Yankee's .Hard working, very kind, but they held newcomers at arms length ...they were VERY private people. Well their grand nephew lives in the mansion now, but we have read that he has sold it and the land for an elderly housing development .Very sad for the long time neighbors to see. Supposedly they are not to touch the original mansion it is still there, kept up by the sisters for all those years. They are greatly missed by all of us.Sad to see homes like this go the way of the wrecking ball.
The woodwork in this place is absolutely amazing ! I don't think you can find anyone to do quality craftsmanship for any amount of money . They just don't make things to last and keep their beauty . And don't even get me started on the furniture ! I lost count $$$$$$$ ! Awesome find !
It is so nice to see a beautiful house that has not be vandalized. It's too bad you couldn't find out more of the story as to why the people left. The wood work is wonderful. Blessings
Really simply gorgeous ,I can only imagine living there would not take much to fix up and how do they not know who owns it,it had an satilite on the roof,hasn't been that long.cool wood work I loved it.
+Denise Crank Would be a dream come true, wouldn't it? Just cut back the overgrown foliage, check how the roof and foundation are, and the inside pretty much just needs a few fixes here and there and some paint work...from what I can tell. Would be a great home, but...most likely out of my price range haha
I am so obsessed with you guys i adore that the married couple go together they DON'T vandalize they don't take things..and I've seen some things worth $ they appreciate the beauty in the treasures. Thank you guys
This is really interesting and I am happy that they went there, but I would hate for this place to be "found" by the general public. If that were the case and they decided to go back six months later I can guarantee that the place would be picked clean. I mean everything from all of the contents to the columns, rails, stair rails, bath tub, sink, to the very walls and floors. There would be nothing left but a husk!
I should know better than to watch this...makes me cry....didn't anyone care to just leave their loved ones posessions behind? my father died, my mother blew her brains out and I had to clean out the house of 60 yrs worth of living, get it ready to sell and deal with everything because my sibling wouldn't help but I could never have walked away and left it like that
Michelle Lyman Omg I'm so sorry! I can't believe nobody has responded to your comment! I'm so sorry about your mom and dad! I understand about siblings! I'm the baby of 7 . My mother passed 15 yrs ago and we grown apart so much. My dad is in a nursing home, he's 80! I would have helped you out if I was in your state/ town! I know that had to be real hard!
Some people can't handle the pain so they just leave it and keep paying the bills. My aunt turned out to be so hateful to her nieces and nephews and disowned us. The house is now falling down. It's in a small unorganized town. So sad.
some mega rich folk have lots of houses and have still got even the fones switched on, everything paid by direct debit / standing order etc...classic example is the 'abandoned beach front property' in Malibu, worth multiple millions just for the sand it sits on... It's owned by Cynthia Beck, wifeLET of one Gordon Getty, she pays rock all taxes as it's not lived in, needs LOADS of work etc etc...and she has 'lots' of similar properties, the mega rich pay least tax...didn't you know that lol
Can you imagine coming home from work one day and finding these two knuckleheads in your house saying they are exploring an abandoned house? "Wow, it's amazing there's so oo much cool stuff in this house!" "Yeah, and it's my stuff thank you very much, now put my coffee maker down and get out of here!"
That happened to me and a gal when I was 20, in Keachi Louisiana. Fully furnished house, abandoned in the 30s or so. Clothes in closet, papers on desk, unfinished painting on easel on 3rd floor. The power was still connected, and there was a 1920s car in the detached garage. The house looked pre-civil war, and probably was. We were in there for an hour before the owner showed up with a shotgun. He was the mayor of the little town, and it had been his grandparent's house. He held us there until 6 sheriff cars showed up and we were arrested. Fun times. That was 35 years ago. The owner is dead now, yet the house still sits there as it did at that time. I'd love to go back and look some more, but I'm way too old for that now!
Lethgar Smith Don't look up the fireplace(chimmny,) that's where I keep all my good stuff,you know,my deeds,titles,records and leave those bags of money along with the bag of baby powder alone ,that's not mine,it belongs to the Italian family down town and I don't think they will be happy if you take it with you.
My neighbor and mother have houses from that era. Based on the ornate woodwork on top of the archways, I would say 1903. Houses were first wired up for electricity during that time. The house would have light switches that turn with a switch or push button, if it was not updated. The first house Edison wired up was Hearthstone in Appleton Wisconsin.
The woodwork in this home, is amazing. I don't why it was abandoned, but I hope that someone acquires the home and brings it back to it's former glory.
That's what I was thinking. It's in too good shape for it to be sitting too long. Other than the peeling paint in the hallway (which could have been peeling while they were living there), it's clean and in exceptional shape, which leads me to believe it won't be abandoned for long. Also, the person could still be living and in a nursing home.
This home is so beautiful in a way that is hard to describe fully. From the Architect to the Craftsmen, and the people who lived there... all had a vision, all were full of artistic wonder and aesthetic joy. Combined they gave that building life.
While seeing the inside of the house was cool and was what you promised, a little history would have been nice. Who owed it, when it was abandoned, when it was built, that sort of thing. Did the person you talked to for access to the house not know anything about it? And what's with the "Murder Mansion" thing? Is that what the locals call it or something? And if so then why?Also when my great aunt passed her house looked similar to that for years while her estate was being settled and before we all had time to go and help clear it. So it's not particularly crazy for thing to look as if the people just walked out of the house.
The dork with the dark sunglasses has no idea what he's doing. This is private property and he's trespassing to make a fucking TH-cam video. What a dipshit.
Smiles2U4Ever Stfu and do some research before making a dumbass comment. The reason they don’t give history is to not draw people to the house in case someone decides to loot it. They’re professionals, they know wtf they’re doing. Go home
My mother-in law was in a nursing home for six years, with full mental faculty, so she paid her utility bills, kept her home which was far from where we live, then when she died it took another 10 years to settle her estate before we could enter her home. So for 16 years no one had been in her house. Luckily no leaks or break ins because she had close neighbors. This could be the case in many of the homes you explore. The courts do not move quickly.
The very old mansions did not have bathrooms but dressing rooms off the bedrooms, and this one looks like it was retrofitted for an update for that time frame. Perhaps those that lived in the home were the last of the inheritors. Or the owner had many estates and left this one the way it was due to the memories left behind. It looks as though they did a lot of entertaining or they had a big family. By looking at the passport, you have a name and a year issued. And you can look into the public records- the taxes just may be paid up. Very rich families have it in a trust and it is taken care of thru that trust. Very interesting vid.
You can't take your White Greed with you when you die,your wealth is useless in death,and it's nearly impossible for any rich person to make it to Heaven,as it is written in the Holy Scriptures.
Well Done, respectfully! No steeling, no breaking anything. As far as I am concerned, this is a wonderful walk in the past. Maybe it hasn't been long since anybody left. But from what I can tell, no pictures, no painting on the wall, almost no personal effects left behind. It seem's like the family, came and took what the wanted et left the rest behind. I would go exploring anytime whit you guys! Bravo! P.S.: Excuse my English I'm French, hope not to many mistake.
i don't think that house was abandoned. look like that house still had power. Maybe the executor of the will or of the estate like mentioned before are trying to figure out what to do with the place. whether to sell it and split up the funds or to keep it. It doesn't look the the owner has been gone for long. Again that house looked like it had power. Lamps still plugged in to outlets. I don't think it was abandoned.
agreed. it's really disturbing that they have such a sense of entitlement to enter. i'm all for seeing truly abandoned places but this i believe is not the case based on estate issues in my own family history. this is just wrong... if it's proven otherwise then i stand corrected... the video will only bring more unwelcome guests that may not be so respectful of the property which is sad.
the flowers-the 2 flower pots w/geraniums-looked relatively healthy and sure did not look like fake plants; Some others DID look artificial ones. but the amount of dust and disheveled furniture makes it confusing to figure.
So what if someone owned the house outright, no mortgage, free and clear and they abandoned the house or they died and have no relatives. Who would own the house and I wonder if someone like RNK could end up owning it. I would take this house, I don't care who owned i in the pastt. The woodwork is UNREAL.
The fucking state would take it for back taxes.No land is really yours,even if you have the deed.The property taxes are due every year,forever.You really only rent land from the Government.I fought this shit in court for 10+years.You pay or they seize it,bottom line.You can't even transfer the deed until all taxes are paid.
Details vary from state to state, but adverse possession laws generally state the following: If a person moves into possession of property, improves it and possesses it in a public manner, then after a certain amount of time he will acquire title to the property even though it is actually owned by someone else. The basic requirements for a valid adverse possession claim (which, again, will vary by state) include: A hostile claim: This means the occupier must be on the land either by mistake (an incorrect deed), with knowledge that they are trespassing, or simply on the land without knowledge of its actual ownershipPossession: The person occupying the property must actually, physically be present on the land and taking care of itOpen and Notorious: In other words, the occupier is making no attempt to hide their occupationExclusive and Continuous: The person making the claim has solely occupied the property for an unbroken period of time
Amazing. It doesn't even look abandoned. Are you sure it is lol. Any history at all? The decor is insane. Funny how nearly all the table lamps have spare bulbs beside them and some are plugged into timers
The wood is very beautiful and extremely expensive, Mahogany! You should check with the housing authority and see who owns it and what may have happened here! I love this video! Great 👍🏼 find, please check it out and let us know! It's eerie as hell!👍🏼😃✌🏼❤️🔮ɱყʂɬıƈąƖɱơơŋ🌙
OMGGG such beautiful wood paneling.. and each room I noticed had a closet outside the rooms. Because they used to build these old homes so that the hot water pipes would run through the linen closets and warm up all your sheets and blankets and towel! Beautiful wonderful find!!
So gorgeous. this is what happens when kids don't have respect for the things their passed loved ones had or did. That wood work alone is amazing! It's so sad to see ancestral history collecting dust and mold.
The woodwork alone was worth it! You don't see homes with wood like that in them. The trim was even so detailed & gorgeous! I'd love to have some of the old chairs in there & have them reupholstered.
No i don't know them one bit . I was just trying to scare the people who filmed this lol . However i would assume that is the situation . Judging by the stuff in the house . Its nice enough that i doubt they abandoned it but its not top of the line stuff which leads me to believe the owners were not so rich that they could just walk away . Also im not sure where this was filmed but someone must maintain the place or the fancy wood work would've been stolen from that awesome house years ago . I don't know just a thought ! F**k it move in dude lol
My ex sister in law, took care of a sick old man for years, he willed her two properties, she never took ownership until like 15-20 years later, his estate apparently paid the taxes, I am not positive, maybe she had power of attorney, but she avoided paying anything, including inheritance taxes until recently when she sold both properties. I don't get it but she did it.
Another thing is, if you inherit a property, if it has a mortgage, you have to pay for the house, and the taxes etc, they might not have been able to afford it. and are leaving it sit. Some people have money and don't care or want it. So it sits. It is crazy.
Deb Polenz, if that's the case and if there is a mortgage that they neglected to pay then the bank would foreclose and resell it. The house is probably paid for, and the taxes are being paid by the estate otherwise there would be no electricity. The owners simply have not made a decision on what to do, or they have no time to deal with it right now. This dork with the dark glasses is trespassing.
I appreciate your lingering long enough that we can actually read some book titles, take in photos, and appreciate furniture and architecture. Well done. I had the same reaction to so much being left behind. More questions than there'll ever be answers. Unfortunate, as this home is not only beautiful, but incredibly intriguing.
You DO NOT see CRAFTSMANSIP like that anymore, because, for one thing, there are NOT ANY CRAFTSMEN left, and for another, it's TOO EXPENSIVE, and MOST just CANNOT AFFORD to have work like that done to their home!!!!! It's a SHAME!!!!
I think what you two do is really cool! My husband and I would love To go inside abandoned houses that have nothing in them just to See what the inside looks like. But to be able to go inside a house That’s been abandoned and the people have left all behind would Be even better!! Just to be able to look at these things would be So neat, so interesting not to take anything but just to look. In a Murder house it’s a sad enough history but in a way your looking Into the lives of the people that have lived there and died there. You have the coolest jobs ever! I don’t think we have any like these in our area. Wish we did! Please do more!
There are some places where you can tell things were recently taken. Like rugs etc...Makes me think it's the home of someone who passed recently and the extended family hasn't decided what to do yet.
which is more likely and why i have a problem with this being perceived as abandoned. after my grandmother went into a home there was a chunk of time that no one was staying there as my parents and aunts and uncles sorted out what to do about it. i wish people would respect private property. i love seeing abandoned places but this isn't right. it's pushed beyond... there is no description to ensure it's truly abandoned so it's crossing the line.
It is a mainly wood home. Dust is mainly but not always caused by carpeting and furnishings. My dad's home didn't get dust when he passed and it was vacant for quite some time.
So amazing. I agree about the ornate walls and stairwell. People made homes and furniture to last and to be handed down, even to 60 years ago. I would love to clean that one up and give it life again. Thank you guys very much.
Murder? I dont know about that. But that house is really beautiful and has a lot of potential to be even more beautiful. I could see running a B&B Murder mystery style theme or a "Clue" (old board game/movie) who done it.... from this place! Haunted party themes or Gothic party themes......... That would be fun and awesome :D. Ok...I wanna buy the house now LOL :) Very cool thanks for sharing.
So nice to watch these whilst the lovely couple are on lockdown. Wow that mansion was amazing. You were right, the woodwork was stunning and that stained glass in the door was just beautiful! Always saddens me to see so much left behind, and I always wonder why, and what happened to them...Can’t wait till we can see you guys exploring again👍🏻
Wish we knew what happened. I hope this house is not left to decay away and/or get vandalized. The woodwork, stained glass and so many other details in this house are beautiful.
From the blood pressure monitor, looks like someone had a blood pressure problem. It's possible the person died or may be in a nursing home. So the house is unlocked and anyone can walk in and look around? What state is this located in?
I find it quite heartbreaking that something so beautiful can go un-loved for so long. This house needs a family again. It should be filled with voices and laughter and light. To see it like this is just wrong. Love your video's and thanks for all your hard work to bring them to us, here in internet land!
Naw, that music is perfectly creepy, absolutely appropriate to the freaky place. I love it - it sounds like a Gretch through an old Fender amp with tremolo.
I know that bizarre feeling! Recently found a "yard sale" where everything in the house was for sale because the owner had died 2 years prior. I was truly fascinated to hear about the person but the idea of buying their stuff felt mindblowingly AWFUL. To see them leave behind such a beautiful house too... iduno man, sometimes we just outlive our life.
sometimes when people die the family members just leaves things they was it is until they have time to go threw it or maybe had plans on keeping it as a family get away home. you really should not be in there unless you know for sure it is abandoned, they only way to find out is to check tax records
This is definitely one of the best houses I've seen. It really is surprising how much stuff was left. The woodwork is beautiful. The amount of work that was put in older homes when they were built is so incredible. I love the canopy bed. The wallpaper and curtains remind me of Laura Ashley. Her catalogs were really popular in the sixties and seventies. I had an aunt that had all colonial furniture and she bought from there. They were kind of pricey. I bet if the woman was elderly she probably bought that house for a song. It's a shame that it's just sitting there. That's why if you own property you should always have a will. Someone may be entitled to the house and not know it. Thank you so much for sharing it. I always enjoy your videos.
what a beautiful house...the woodwork is amazing . Like Robb says ...so much of this stuff could be distributed to the homeless.Aside from all the floral I especially love that one bedroom which looks looks rounded that has the Bentwood rocker in it. . What I could do with that space. A lot of the furniture is beautiful, I'd love to have it. I don't know why but I get the feeling that a lot of love iived here. Judging from all the chairs in the attic there was alot of family gatherings. It's all so sad no family has claimed any of the treasures left behind. Robb and Kristy...just ignore the haters...so many of us love you. Keep it up please
Its like they got up one morning,did their routine,left for work and never came home.everything is exactly how they left it,a little bit messed up but everything is the same.you can probably faintly smell perfume,coffee and cigarettes in the air. The bathroom is probably 70's - 80's. You also said it was a murder mansion,that doesn't necessarily mean it was committed in that house,the person/ s could have been involved in a homicide away from the house and the house now is known as the "Murder" house. Great Video guys !
I hope your policy is take only pictures and leave only footprints... my family had their house in S.Carolina gutted because of someone posting a video of them inside it and called it ABANDONED.
RnK as with EVERY other one of these Urban-Ex brands I've seen on YT have always seemed extremely respectful when it comes to such things... If anything, it's typically whoever was there BEFORE them that f'd things up with either vandalism or theft.
These two never disclose addresses etc they do not vandalize or steal from any of the places they explore. I’ve been following them since day 1 and they have always been outspoken on leaving things as they are and appreciating just looking
He is trespassing. Somebody is paying for the electricity which means it's not abandoned. This idiot is trespassing and rummaging through somebody's house. Someone should have called the police when first posted. What a complete dipshit.
I will never understand how people can just leave all of the beautiful wood work and other things behind. You see that in a lot of videos. It needs to be salvaged. Just a shame it's left to rot.
You ever thought of approaching the city to know what's up with that house? Who knows? If taxes aren't paid on it, the city should repossess it and try to sell it? With all of that gorgeous wood... It COULD make for a beautiful home for you both... Thank you for sharing your experience... I couldn't help but feel really sad, while watching this.... like whoever died was lonely and had no one... Who knows? Maybe they're just in the hospital, waiting to get better? I hope that's the case...
You mentioned that you had been waiting to look at this house for a month. What do you have to do to be able to go into these abandoned houses? Do you have to register to go in? Do you have to pay for a permit? What you do is very interesting. I can't imagine anyone leaving a house full of antiques... even more that there doesn't seem to be any vandalism... It's beyond me!
Very good video. So good I forgot about the "murder" in the title. but I see others didn't. Not good for your reputation guys. You really don't need to play these "cheap tricks" to get the views.
Nice find again. I don't know where this location is but in a lot of places, bats are a protected species. As you did stumble across a few dead bats whilst exploring and up in the attic Rob does say that he is sure, that there is a bat colony behind the wall. So might be the reason why this property has been left untouched?
Like they are coming back at any moment ! Great wood work through out house glad no graffiti, small TV satellite dish I wonder how long ago home vacated ? ........ Another great video was great to watch thanks .
After watching a few different abandoned house explorations, the only conclusion I can come to is how sad it is to put so much of oneself into materialistic possession. Every house is the same. It’s the soul that once occupied it that made it a home. Kinda puts life into perspective when you think about it
Hello there! I discovered your videos just today and I am a fan already! I love what you two do, and have done the same myself. The homes and properties are amazing, although a trifle sad to think that , in some cases a persons life and possessions are just locked away and not appreciated and enjoyed. I too love the workmanship involved in making these homes and the woodwork is , and will probably never be seen again. It took true craftsmanship to carve the banisters and make the staircases.I grew up in an old home, not a mansion but we had a library and , as a child I remember sliding down the wooden staircase, and the old wooden ceilings and the creaks in the stairs , etc.... I could tell you some ghost stories! Anyway, I do digress! I really like you two and enjoy watching! A truly handsome couple! Thank- you so much! Peace, and keep up the exploration, I'll be watching! ✌🏻♥️
RnK, You are by far my favorite urban explorer's. I even like the music, however, could the volume for the music be lower than your speaking voice? I turn up the volume to hear you, then the music blasts. I cannot cross the room fast enough, to lower it. I look forward to the phone, getting hung up. I appreciate that you do show respect even in bad looking places, not knowing what happened. But, I wish you would not say murder, if you cant give a back story to clue us in. Keep up the explores, I look forward to them all.
What?? There was still a phone dial tone?? Incredible. This house is worth saving. I would hope the people that own it would restore it to it's former glory. Awesome find. Thanks for sharing.
They need to leave things alone and stop trespassing into someone's life they know nothing about. There's probably a really sad story to all of this, and not any of their business.
Dust is caused by flakes of skin and scalp from pets and humans mixed with dirt tracked in from outside. If the house has been left empty and closed up to outside airflow, there wouldn't be much dust. The carpets could have been vacuumed just before the owner left, died, or whatever... No one in the home walking on them would mean they would stay looking fairly clean.
dust dəst/Submit noun 1. fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter lying on the ground or on surfaces or carried in the air. Smh
RIGHT? I've lived in my "new" place for 5 months and have noticed a LACK of dust due to the lack of central air... Older homes w/o central air remain dustless with exceptions of heavily lived-in areas.
Is it just me or is getting old that every channel wants money on patreon?? I want to keep watching these videos, but with the cost of internet, computers, phones, I think I need a donation to my patreon to keep watching TH-cam!!
Someone must've passed away and no one has been there to go through all the stuff. Maybe there is a dispute over the property.so many questions as to why all this stuff is still in the house. Sad though that people's pics and clothes and furniture and basically their life seems to have meant nothing to the family left behind. Maybe there is a legal matter going on. The woodwork in these old homes are amazing and there were men that did that for a living, that's what they did the woodwork and carving and mold work on these beautiful homes. Unless it's a custom home, these days homes are prefabricated and just thrown up in a matter of weeks, nothing really special anymore.
Car accident or something where the occupants were killed?? Let's hope not but wow as a family member myself unless there was a legal issue that said I could not go into the house mybass would be going through all that shit just to see what was there
They left so much behind.They could have died in an accident.If there are no relatives it goes to the state and can be vacant for years before they do anything.The essence of their lives is still there.You can feel it.Great tour guys.
Like he said, someone pays the taxes and electric. Maybe the owner just died and their service hasn't been cut yet. Read the obituarys and you can jump on one quick too.
There is a small fortune's worth of collectables and antiques in that old house. Once completely cleaned out and cataloged, E-bay would be a great place to sell. Also the yearly antiques show in Bauckville in Upstate NY. The home would be one hell of a greate fixer-upper to flip.
I'm confused; the title claims it's a murder house, yet there is no sign or information to substantiate the claim... was it just a clickbait title? or do you guys know something you aren't sharing? Either way, it's a great find, and I'd have watched without the murder in the title.
This is someone's summer home, not abandoned. The power is still on. It would have been funny if the owners can home with these two snooping around, lol.
jaynpenny its not abondend or in ruins cause her children own it and pay taxes on it. You see this all the time with wealthy families. thats why the roof is protected with tarps to prevent leaking. They locked up after her death and intend to come back. we did this to my grandmas house.
Being old school, that was really a cool house. A lot of work needed for the update. Sometimes, city hall records could provide answers regarding who lived there and if there were any relatives. May be the relatives live over seas and are not able to afford to come over. Therefore, there the house stands until someone looks into it.
tazlynn1958,ya know, I was thinking exactly the same thing! When he was showing the album's in the closet, I was sure he was going to bring a few down. What a major disappointment! I can only imagine the things we didn't get to see, tho it is a beautiful home only to rot away. SAD
I would like to have seen more close ups of everything. Some personal descriptions of the items too. Slow the camera down please to make these films more interesting. "Cool", "Crazy", "Unbelievable" comments add nothing to the wonder of this property.
You guys should check out “Exploring with Rick and Bekah” they are awesome and really take the time to exlore and go through things! Love their channel!
The Kitchen (which is an addition) was likely a garage originally. The original kitchen would have been located at 3:07 with the pantry located beside it at 14:40. The bay window would have been added after the kitchen was converted into another living room.
What's odd about this one, there seems to have been multiple people living inside due to the amount of beds, unless the person had quite a few guest rooms.
What a gorgeous home!! I see lots of antiques, furniture and books etc... That claw foot tub and marble sink is original to the home..Maybe she did not have kids was probably married both passed away and who ever in the family did not claim anything, due to owing taxes on the home. In cases like this, the State would take the home and resell it if there was no Will. Family would have to Probate the house and items. It is disheartening to see it all left behind . so sad to see it abandoned..
This is a home I would invest in. The sad part about these beautiful, strongly built homes for me is, where are the families of these ppl who are no longer with us? Why are they not interested in the legacy that their family members worked so hard for, just to leave it abandoned?
For all who commented why no history, decent Urban Explorers won't give away details on an untouched property like this because that might draw in looters and vandals who will wreck the place
Because people will get in trouble, it is like telling other people to go and break the law. The best thing to do and I done this on several of these videos, Look when they are driving and look for road signs, Then look it up on Google Map
Reading some of these comments really piss me off. First of all, The whole point of urban exploring is to get in to sites that have been abandoned. Yes, sometimes you're trespassing to get inside to sneak a peek. I personally don't have the balls to do it which is why I turn to these guys on TH-cam. If you watch them for any period of time you know that they are ethical explorers... they don't take anything from these places and they don't give out the full story or location so that assholes don't come and trash the place. If you clicked on any video with the word "abandoned" and you're watching it, then you're curious and you want to see footage so why are you complaining? And for crying out loud! The phone thing is their signature…IT'S PRETEND! 🙄. The title isn't Clickbait… It is probably truth and it's a hint as to what happened in that house without him giving the full story and people flocking to it. Another thing… Kristy is not his girlfriend, she is his wife. Haters just need to go away!
Laurie Myers what a fantastic comment. Written by a astute observer and true fan of exploration. In a world of absolutely over done laws and limitations put on people is it any wonder people just want to find something to go and explore to re capture some freedom. :-)
Finally someone who gets it. This is why I like their channel. They get in, explore for a while and that's all. They despise vandalism and thieves. These guys make the whole "urban explorers" community look better. They have their code of honour and stand by it it's actually really refreshing to see.
Totally agree. They are so respectful of the places they go into. I wouldn’t have the balls either, and now this damn virus has stopped us all going places, I like seeing where they go. I’m from England and partly why I love watching these guys is that I see parts of the US I’ll probably never see in real life.
I knew two sisters, for the past 50 years, who lived in Ma., who were millionaires. Their family is famous and have lived here since the Mayflower. The sisters, never had to work other than maintain their properties left to them. They cut their own grass, bailed hay,had animals, cats, cows,.. did snow removal etc, right up till they were in their 90's. Just before they died, they sold their ocean front mansion on Rye beach N.H. for 3.5 million. They loved that home..wood paneling throughout very expensive when their grandfather built it in the 1920's...They kept the Mansion in Ma...then one sister got very ill and sadly passed away. Shortly thereafter her younger sister passed away. They lived right up the street from us. I knew them both since I was a 6 year old kid. Nicest people you could ever meet. Real New England Yankee's .Hard working, very kind, but they held newcomers at arms length ...they were VERY private people. Well their grand nephew lives in the mansion now, but we have read that he has sold it and the land for an elderly housing development .Very sad for the long time neighbors to see. Supposedly they are not to touch the original mansion it is still there, kept up by the sisters for all those years. They are greatly missed by all of us.Sad to see homes like this go the way of the wrecking ball.
The woodwork in this place is absolutely amazing ! I don't think you can find anyone to do quality craftsmanship for any amount of money . They just don't make things to last and keep their beauty . And don't even get me started on the furniture ! I lost count $$$$$$$ ! Awesome find !
It is so nice to see a beautiful house that has not be vandalized. It's too bad you couldn't find out more of the story as to why the people left. The wood work is wonderful. Blessings
So nice to see an abondoned house that has not been disrespected and vandalized. Thank you
I love the old style bathroom and the wood work. Simply beautiful, and glad vandals haven't discovered it.
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Really simply gorgeous ,I can only imagine living there would not take much to fix up and how do they not know who owns it,it had an satilite on the roof,hasn't been that long.cool wood work I loved it.
+Denise Crank Would be a dream come true, wouldn't it? Just cut back the overgrown foliage, check how the roof and foundation are, and the inside pretty much just needs a few fixes here and there and some paint work...from what I can tell. Would be a great home, but...most likely out of my price range haha
I agree .
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That wood is beautiful. Can you imagine how much that would cost now?
ITS AMAZING WHEN YOU GET OLDER AND THE HOUSE IS SO BIG YOU NEVER GO INTO SECTIONS OF THE HOUSE ANYMORE
I am so obsessed with you guys i adore that the married couple go together they DON'T vandalize they don't take things..and I've seen some things worth $ they appreciate the beauty in the treasures. Thank you guys
This is really interesting and I am happy that they went there, but I would hate for this place to be "found" by the general public. If that were the case and they decided to go back six months later I can guarantee that the place would be picked clean.
I mean everything from all of the contents to the columns, rails, stair rails, bath tub, sink, to the very walls and floors. There would be nothing left but a husk!
Yeah. It's a shame there aren't more people like these guys who would just leave things alone and let them be the way they were left.
I should know better than to watch this...makes me cry....didn't anyone care to just leave their loved ones posessions behind? my father died, my mother blew her brains out and I had to clean out the house of 60 yrs worth of living, get it ready to sell and deal with everything because my sibling wouldn't help but I could never have walked away and left it like that
Michelle Lyman Omg I'm so sorry! I can't believe nobody has responded to your comment! I'm so sorry about your mom and dad! I understand about siblings! I'm the baby of 7 . My mother passed 15 yrs ago and we grown apart so much. My dad is in a nursing home, he's 80! I would have helped you out if I was in your state/ town! I know that had to be real hard!
Some people can't handle the pain so they just leave it and keep paying the bills. My aunt turned out to be so hateful to her nieces and nephews and disowned us. The house is now falling down. It's in a small unorganized town. So sad.
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I'm old and have no relatives to leave anything to. What do i care?
some mega rich folk have lots of houses and have still got even the fones switched on, everything paid by direct debit / standing order etc...classic example is the 'abandoned beach front property' in Malibu, worth multiple millions just for the sand it sits on... It's owned by Cynthia Beck, wifeLET of one Gordon Getty, she pays rock all taxes as it's not lived in, needs LOADS of work etc etc...and she has 'lots' of similar properties, the mega rich pay least tax...didn't you know that lol
Can you imagine coming home from work one day and finding these two knuckleheads in your house saying they are exploring an abandoned house?
"Wow, it's amazing there's so oo much cool stuff in this house!"
"Yeah, and it's my stuff thank you very much, now put my coffee maker down and get out of here!"
Lethgar Smith hahaha true
Lethgar Smith all fun and games until the owner shows up with a shotgun
That happened to me and a gal when I was 20, in Keachi Louisiana. Fully furnished house, abandoned in the 30s or so. Clothes in closet, papers on desk, unfinished painting on easel on 3rd floor. The power was still connected, and there was a 1920s car in the detached garage. The house looked pre-civil war, and probably was. We were in there for an hour before the owner showed up with a shotgun. He was the mayor of the little town, and it had been his grandparent's house. He held us there until 6 sheriff cars showed up and we were arrested. Fun times. That was 35 years ago. The owner is dead now, yet the house still sits there as it did at that time. I'd love to go back and look some more, but I'm way too old for that now!
davidrbecken would be great if you did get to ho back for a revisit. Let me know if you do. Would love to see pics if you do.
Lethgar Smith Don't look up the fireplace(chimmny,) that's where I keep all my good stuff,you know,my deeds,titles,records and leave those bags of money along with the bag of baby powder alone ,that's not mine,it belongs to the Italian family down town and I don't think they will be happy if you take it with you.
My neighbor and mother have houses from that era. Based on the ornate woodwork on top of the archways, I would say 1903. Houses were first wired up for electricity during that time. The house would have light switches that turn with a switch or push button, if it was not updated. The first house Edison wired up was Hearthstone in Appleton Wisconsin.
As long as nobody messes with it, that place is going to decay in the most amazing way.
The woodwork in this home, is amazing. I don't why it was abandoned, but I hope that someone acquires the home and brings it back to it's former glory.
Be careful, this house could be in probate and nothing is supposed to be touched except by the trustee.
That's what I was thinking. It's in too good shape for it to be sitting too long. Other than the peeling paint in the hallway (which could have been peeling while they were living there), it's clean and in exceptional shape, which leads me to believe it won't be abandoned for long. Also, the person could still be living and in a nursing home.
WOJENSEN I am sure they are not going to hurt anything and they don't want anything out of it
This home is so beautiful in a way that is hard to describe fully. From the Architect to the Craftsmen, and the people who lived there... all had a vision, all were full of artistic wonder and aesthetic joy. Combined they gave that building life.
While seeing the inside of the house was cool and was what you promised, a little history would have been nice. Who owed it, when it was abandoned, when it was built, that sort of thing. Did the person you talked to for access to the house not know anything about it? And what's with the "Murder Mansion" thing? Is that what the locals call it or something? And if so then why?Also when my great aunt passed her house looked similar to that for years while her estate was being settled and before we all had time to go and help clear it. So it's not particularly crazy for thing to look as if the people just walked out of the house.
The dork with the dark sunglasses has no idea what he's doing. This is private property and he's trespassing to make a fucking TH-cam video. What a dipshit.
Smiles2U4Ever Stfu and do some research before making a dumbass comment.
The reason they don’t give history is to not draw people to the house in case someone decides to loot it.
They’re professionals, they know wtf they’re doing. Go home
My mother-in law was in a nursing home for six years, with full mental faculty, so she paid her utility bills, kept her home which was far from where we live, then when she died it took another 10 years to settle her estate before we could enter her home. So for 16 years no one had been in her house. Luckily no leaks or break ins because she had close neighbors. This could be the case in many of the homes you explore. The courts do not move quickly.
I have never seen a sitting area in a bathroom. The detail of the wood is beautiful. But the click bait sucks.
Lots of Mexican families have sitting in their bathrooms, the tacos go through them in a hurry and not much time to wait.
The very old mansions did not have bathrooms but dressing rooms off the bedrooms, and this one looks like it was retrofitted for an update for that time frame. Perhaps those that lived in the home were the last of the inheritors. Or the owner had many estates and left this one the way it was due to the memories left behind. It looks as though they did a lot of entertaining or they had a big family. By looking at the passport, you have a name and a year issued. And you can look into the public records- the taxes just may be paid up. Very rich families have it in a trust and it is taken care of thru that trust. Very interesting vid.
You can't take your White Greed with you when you die,your wealth is useless in death,and it's nearly impossible for any rich person to make it to Heaven,as it is written in the Holy Scriptures.
White greed? Yet you have kids dying over sneakers, jackets, phones, and video games. Greed doesn't have a color, idiot.
Keepskatin thats racist for you to suggest only white people are greedy. greed is inherrent in every culture even yours.
Well Done, respectfully! No steeling, no breaking anything. As far as I am concerned, this is a wonderful walk in the past. Maybe it hasn't been long since anybody left. But from what I can tell, no pictures, no painting on the wall, almost no personal effects left behind. It seem's like the family, came and took what the wanted et left the rest behind. I would go exploring anytime whit you guys! Bravo! P.S.: Excuse my English I'm French, hope not to many mistake.
So very sad people leave so much behind of value, with memories sad.......wow nice place really nice....
i don't think that house was abandoned. look like that house still had power. Maybe the executor of the will or of the estate like mentioned before are trying to figure out what to do with the place. whether to sell it and split up the funds or to keep it. It doesn't look the the owner has been gone for long. Again that house looked like it had power. Lamps still plugged in to outlets. I don't think it was abandoned.
agreed. it's really disturbing that they have such a sense of entitlement to enter. i'm all for seeing truly abandoned places but this i believe is not the case based on estate issues in my own family history. this is just wrong... if it's proven otherwise then i stand corrected... the video will only bring more unwelcome guests that may not be so respectful of the property which is sad.
Eric Boosa no shit. This guy is annoying af and gives me bad vibes
Sorry but he does.
they have to keep power because of insurance, probably got everything turn off
A lot of places have power... not a lot of places have rodent feces.
the flowers-the 2 flower pots w/geraniums-looked relatively healthy and sure did not look like fake plants; Some others DID look artificial ones. but the amount of dust and disheveled furniture makes it confusing to figure.
are you sure she just didn't go to the store?
For what? Arsenic? There's rat shit everywhere...
nice to see an abandoned home not vandalized, i wonder if it is still owned by a family member.
the woodwork is amazing
So what if someone owned the house outright, no mortgage, free and clear and they abandoned the house or they died and have no relatives. Who would own the house and I wonder if someone like RNK could end up owning it. I would take this house, I don't care who owned i in the pastt. The woodwork is UNREAL.
If you die with no heirs or family the state gets all your money and everything else they will sell off.
Heisenberg a squatter could obtain it by adverse possession
The fucking state would take it for back taxes.No land is really yours,even if you have the deed.The property taxes are due every year,forever.You really only rent land from the Government.I fought this shit in court for 10+years.You pay or they seize it,bottom line.You can't even transfer the deed until all taxes are paid.
Details vary from state to state, but adverse possession laws generally state the following: If a person moves into possession of property, improves it and possesses it in a public manner, then after a certain amount of time he will acquire title to the property even though it is actually owned by someone else.
The basic requirements for a valid adverse possession claim (which, again, will vary by state) include:
A hostile claim: This means the occupier must be on the land either by mistake (an incorrect deed), with knowledge that they are trespassing, or simply on the land without knowledge of its actual ownershipPossession: The person occupying the property must actually, physically be present on the land and taking care of itOpen and Notorious: In other words, the occupier is making no attempt to hide their occupationExclusive and Continuous: The person making the claim has solely occupied the property for an unbroken period of time
David Reneau wow ...kind of expensive
When someone gets ill or goes to a nursing home with no relatives, this kind of thing is normal where everything is left.
That house is so creepy but so cool! I wonder if research can be done about who lived there. There has to be a story somewhere.
Amazing. It doesn't even look abandoned. Are you sure it is lol. Any history at all? The decor is insane. Funny how nearly all the table lamps have spare bulbs beside them and some are plugged into timers
The wood is very beautiful and extremely expensive, Mahogany! You should check with the housing authority and see who owns it and what may have happened here! I love this video! Great 👍🏼 find, please check it out and let us know! It's eerie as hell!👍🏼😃✌🏼❤️🔮ɱყʂɬıƈąƖɱơơŋ🌙
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You go to the tax assessor and ask her who pays taxes on the plot.
I saw oak better look again
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Yeah the wood on those walls is not Oak
Why would an abandoned house still have a working phone and electricity?
OMGGG such beautiful wood paneling.. and each room I noticed had a closet outside the rooms. Because they used to build these old homes so that the hot water pipes would run through the linen closets and warm up all your sheets and blankets and towel! Beautiful wonderful find!!
Crazy to see everything left behind! Looked like they could have come home any minute!
So gorgeous. this is what happens when kids don't have respect for the things their passed loved ones had or did. That wood work alone is amazing! It's so sad to see ancestral history collecting dust and mold.
What exactly makes this a "murder" mansion? Who was murdered??
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That one guy who used to do that thing with that blue stuff.
Are you talking about that one guy who's second cousins, brother in laws, step sons, next door neighbors, grand mothers cat eats crap?
@@cwf081166 That's the one!!!
IDK! 'it's creepy' though is all I 'learned' about it.
The woodwork alone was worth it! You don't see homes with wood like that in them. The trim was even so detailed & gorgeous! I'd love to have some of the old chairs in there & have them reupholstered.
uhhh thats not abandoned . The owner is dead and the family hasn't decided what to do with the place yet
joshua do you know them that is a nice house I could see myself living there off grid
No i don't know them one bit . I was just trying to scare the people who filmed this lol . However i would assume that is the situation . Judging by the stuff in the house . Its nice enough that i doubt they abandoned it but its not top of the line stuff which leads me to believe the owners were not so rich that they could just walk away . Also im not sure where this was filmed but someone must maintain the place or the fancy wood work would've been stolen from that awesome house years ago . I don't know just a thought ! F**k it move in dude lol
My ex sister in law, took care of a sick old man for years, he willed her two properties, she never took ownership until like 15-20 years later, his estate apparently paid the taxes, I am not positive, maybe she had power of attorney, but she avoided paying anything, including inheritance taxes until recently when she sold both properties. I don't get it but she did it.
Another thing is, if you inherit a property, if it has a mortgage, you have to pay for the house, and the taxes etc, they might not have been able to afford it. and are leaving it sit. Some people have money and don't care or want it. So it sits. It is crazy.
Deb Polenz, if that's the case and if there is a mortgage that they neglected to pay then the bank would foreclose and resell it. The house is probably paid for, and the taxes are being paid by the estate otherwise there would be no electricity. The owners simply have not made a decision on what to do, or they have no time to deal with it right now. This dork with the dark glasses is trespassing.
I appreciate your lingering long enough that we can actually read some book titles, take in photos, and appreciate furniture and architecture. Well done. I had the same reaction to so much being left behind. More questions than there'll ever be answers. Unfortunate, as this home is not only beautiful, but incredibly intriguing.
You DO NOT see CRAFTSMANSIP like that anymore, because, for one thing, there are NOT ANY CRAFTSMEN left, and for another, it's TOO EXPENSIVE, and MOST just CANNOT AFFORD to have work like that done to their home!!!!! It's a SHAME!!!!
Liberty GiveMe how much does it cost to do a 1 bedroom. apartment like that
I think what you two do is really cool! My husband and I would love
To go inside abandoned houses that have nothing in them just to
See what the inside looks like. But to be able to go inside a house
That’s been abandoned and the people have left all behind would
Be even better!! Just to be able to look at these things would be
So neat, so interesting not to take anything but just to look. In a
Murder house it’s a sad enough history but in a way your looking
Into the lives of the people that have lived there and died there.
You have the coolest jobs ever! I don’t think we have any like these in our area.
Wish we did! Please do more!
shouldnt there be a ton of dust all over everything? Weird!
I thought the same thing.
There are some places where you can tell things were recently taken. Like rugs etc...Makes me think it's the home of someone who passed recently and the extended family hasn't decided what to do yet.
which is more likely and why i have a problem with this being perceived as abandoned. after my grandmother went into a home there was a chunk of time that no one was staying there as my parents and aunts and uncles sorted out what to do about it. i wish people would respect private property. i love seeing abandoned places but this isn't right. it's pushed beyond... there is no description to ensure it's truly abandoned so it's crossing the line.
It is a mainly wood home. Dust is mainly but not always caused by carpeting and furnishings. My dad's home didn't get dust when he passed and it was vacant for quite some time.
Dust is literally dead human skin cells, so if there are no people around - no dust.
So amazing. I agree about the ornate walls and stairwell. People made homes and furniture to last and to be handed down, even to 60 years ago. I would love to clean that one up and give it life again. Thank you guys very much.
have you ever stopped to think that the house is still owned by family members who just haven't cleaned it out
Or maybe no family left???
Wow! That was incredible!!!! I wish you knew the back story, as to what happened to the person. VERY COOL!
Murder? I dont know about that. But that house is really beautiful and has a lot of potential to be even more beautiful. I could see running a B&B Murder mystery style theme or a "Clue" (old board game/movie) who done it.... from this place! Haunted party themes or Gothic party themes......... That would be fun and awesome :D. Ok...I wanna buy the house now LOL :) Very cool thanks for sharing.
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I agree what to go in halfs on it,??? awesome huh send me a ticket..
Love Clue! A Clue themed b&b would be amazing.
So nice to watch these whilst the lovely couple are on lockdown. Wow that mansion was amazing. You were right, the woodwork was stunning and that stained glass in the door was just beautiful! Always saddens me to see so much left behind, and I always wonder why, and what happened to them...Can’t wait till we can see you guys exploring again👍🏻
Love your videos, but I wish u would show the actual walkthrough of the houses so we could get a better idea of what the houses actually look like.😊
Wish we knew what happened. I hope this house is not left to decay away and/or get vandalized. The woodwork, stained glass and so many other details in this house are beautiful.
From the blood pressure monitor, looks like someone had a blood pressure problem. It's possible the person died or may be in a nursing home. So the house is unlocked and anyone can walk in and look around? What state is this located in?
These two TURDS broke into the house, it wasn't left UNLOCKED.
I find it quite heartbreaking that something so beautiful can go un-loved for so long. This house needs a family again. It should be filled with voices and laughter and light. To see it like this is just wrong.
Love your video's and thanks for all your hard work to bring them to us, here in internet land!
Cool but that music is so annoying
Yep, had to turn volume up to hear them talk, then that MUSIC!!!!!
the music is freaking out my cat.
Agreed
Naw, that music is perfectly creepy, absolutely appropriate to the freaky place. I love it - it sounds like a Gretch through an old Fender amp with tremolo.
It is too loud.
I know that bizarre feeling! Recently found a "yard sale" where everything in the house was for sale because the owner had died 2 years prior. I was truly fascinated to hear about the person but the idea of buying their stuff felt mindblowingly AWFUL. To see them leave behind such a beautiful house too... iduno man, sometimes we just outlive our life.
It's amazing how ppl can afford to leave without taking anything
Haunting. The majority don't even realize just how great a loss losing these places is.
sometimes when people die the family members just leaves things they was it is until they have time to go threw it or maybe had plans on keeping it as a family get away home. you really should not be in there unless you know for sure it is abandoned, they only way to find out is to check tax records
This is definitely one of the best houses I've seen. It really is surprising how much stuff was left. The woodwork is beautiful. The amount of work that was put in older homes when they were built is so incredible. I love the canopy bed. The wallpaper and curtains remind me of Laura Ashley. Her catalogs were really popular in the sixties and seventies. I had an aunt that had all colonial furniture and she bought from there. They were kind of pricey. I bet if the woman was elderly she probably bought that house for a song. It's a shame that it's just sitting there. That's why if you own property you should always have a will. Someone may be entitled to the house and not know it. Thank you so much for sharing it. I always enjoy your videos.
"I'm standing in someone's walk-in closet that's full of....clothes".
what a beautiful house...the woodwork is amazing . Like Robb says ...so much of this stuff could be distributed to the homeless.Aside from all the floral I especially love that one bedroom which looks looks rounded that has the Bentwood rocker in it. . What I could do with that space. A lot of the furniture is beautiful, I'd love to have it. I don't know why but I get the feeling that a lot of love iived here. Judging from all the chairs in the attic there was alot of family gatherings. It's all so sad no family has claimed any of the treasures left behind. Robb and Kristy...just ignore the haters...so many of us love you. Keep it up
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Hi, why is it a murder mansion ???, what happened there ???. great video nicely done. x
Sue Girling Maybe they killed that lady! 😐
Its like they got up one morning,did their routine,left for work and never came home.everything is exactly how they left it,a little bit messed up but everything is the same.you can probably faintly smell perfume,coffee and cigarettes in the air.
The bathroom is probably 70's - 80's. You also said it was a murder mansion,that doesn't necessarily mean it was committed in that house,the person/ s could have been involved in a homicide away from the house and the house now is known as the "Murder" house.
Great Video guys !
I hope your policy is take only pictures and leave only footprints... my family had their house in S.Carolina gutted because of someone posting a video of them inside it and called it ABANDONED.
Would love to buy
Plus its CRIMINAL TRESPASS. I always report these to the police.
RnK as with EVERY other one of these Urban-Ex brands I've seen on YT have always seemed extremely respectful when it comes to such things... If anything, it's typically whoever was there BEFORE them that f'd things up with either vandalism or theft.
These two never disclose addresses etc they do not vandalize or steal from any of the places they explore. I’ve been following them since day 1 and they have always been outspoken on leaving things as they are and appreciating just looking
These explores never give the address.
It's like spirits left the place neat and tidy knowing you would be stopping by to film
why is the electricity still on?
He is trespassing. Somebody is paying for the electricity which means it's not abandoned. This idiot is trespassing and rummaging through somebody's house. Someone should have called the police when first posted. What a complete dipshit.
BECAUSE IT ISNT ABANDONED It's just a filmed B and E
I will never understand how people can just leave all of the beautiful wood work and other things behind. You see that in a lot of videos. It needs to be salvaged. Just a shame it's left to rot.
You ever thought of approaching the city to know what's up with that house? Who knows? If taxes aren't paid on it, the city should repossess it and try to sell it?
With all of that gorgeous wood... It COULD make for a beautiful home for you both...
Thank you for sharing your experience...
I couldn't help but feel really sad, while watching this.... like whoever died was lonely and had no one...
Who knows? Maybe they're just in the hospital, waiting to get better?
I hope that's the case...
You mentioned that you had been waiting to look at this house for a month. What do you have to do to be able to go into these abandoned houses? Do you have to register to go in? Do you have to pay for a permit? What you do is very interesting. I can't imagine anyone leaving a house full of antiques... even more that there doesn't seem to be any vandalism... It's beyond me!
Very good video. So good I forgot about the "murder" in the title. but I see others didn't. Not good for your reputation guys. You really don't need to play these "cheap tricks" to get the views.
Nice find again. I don't know where this location is but in a lot of places, bats are a protected species. As you did stumble across a few dead bats whilst exploring and up in the attic Rob does say that he is sure, that there is a bat colony behind the wall. So might be the reason why this property has been left untouched?
I don't think so. You can get an exterminator to get rid of the bats. There are videos on youtube that demonstrate how to get rid of bats.
Like they are coming back at any moment ! Great wood work through out house glad no graffiti, small TV satellite dish I wonder how long ago home vacated ? ........ Another great video was great to watch thanks .
This home may well be the most beautiful I've ever seen and I've seen thousands. GREAT find and explore! Thank you both!
Did you break in the house ? How did you get inside,???
After watching a few different abandoned house explorations, the only conclusion I can come to is how sad it is to put so much of oneself into materialistic possession. Every house is the same. It’s the soul that once occupied it that made it a home. Kinda puts life into perspective when you think about it
How are you not afraid someone is in there???
Hello there! I discovered your videos just today and I am a fan already! I love what you two do, and have done the same myself. The homes and properties are amazing, although a trifle sad to think that , in some cases a persons life and possessions are just locked away and not appreciated and enjoyed. I too love the workmanship involved in making these homes and the woodwork is , and will probably never be seen again. It took true craftsmanship to carve the banisters and make the staircases.I grew up in an old home, not a mansion but we had a library and , as a child I remember sliding down the wooden staircase, and the old wooden ceilings and the creaks in the stairs , etc.... I could tell you some ghost stories! Anyway, I do digress! I really like you two and enjoy watching! A truly handsome couple! Thank- you so much! Peace, and keep up the exploration, I'll be watching! ✌🏻♥️
I would have to dig and find out what I could about that house and the owners. Just makes no sense for people to just up and leave like that.
Makes perfect sense to me ... someone's painful life.
Dixie Darlin I love that butterfly
I have those same golden chairs! Hilarious! I dyed mine black and red. I love old furniture!
RnK, You are by far my favorite urban explorer's. I even like the music, however, could the volume for the music be lower than your speaking voice? I turn up the volume to hear you, then the music blasts. I cannot cross the room fast enough, to lower it. I look forward to the phone, getting hung up. I appreciate that you do show respect even in bad looking places, not knowing what happened. But, I wish you would not say murder, if you cant give a back story to clue us in. Keep up the explores, I look forward to them all.
What?? There was still a phone dial tone?? Incredible.
This house is worth saving. I would hope the people that own it would restore it to it's former glory. Awesome find. Thanks for sharing.
No dust anywhere on the woodwork or anywhere else, carpets look like they were just vacuumed. Abandoned?
They need to leave things alone and stop trespassing into someone's life they know nothing about. There's probably a really sad story to all of this, and not any of their business.
Dust is caused by flakes of skin and scalp from pets and humans mixed with dirt tracked in from outside. If the house has been left empty and closed up to outside airflow, there wouldn't be much dust. The carpets could have been vacuumed just before the owner left, died, or whatever... No one in the home walking on them would mean they would stay looking fairly clean.
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fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter lying on the ground or on surfaces or carried in the air.
Smh
RIGHT? I've lived in my "new" place for 5 months and have noticed a LACK of dust due to the lack of central air... Older homes w/o central air remain dustless with exceptions of heavily lived-in areas.
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Know what you mean dude. Is sad to think that once these beautiful old places were full of life in a bygone era and now left lonely. Nostalgic much.
Is it just me or is getting old that every channel wants money on patreon?? I want to keep watching these videos, but with the cost of internet, computers, phones, I think I need a donation to my patreon to keep watching TH-cam!!
Seeing all the vintage items brought a smile to my face ❤
Someone must've passed away and no one has been there to go through all the stuff. Maybe there is a dispute over the property.so many questions as to why all this stuff is still in the house. Sad though that people's pics and clothes and furniture and basically their life seems to have meant nothing to the family left behind. Maybe there is a legal matter going on. The woodwork in these old homes are amazing and there were men that did that for a living, that's what they did the woodwork and carving and mold work on these beautiful homes. Unless it's a custom home, these days homes are prefabricated and just thrown up in a matter of weeks, nothing really special anymore.
Look at the old bathroom fixtures and furniture and stuff. Cool find guys!!!
Car accident or something where the occupants were killed?? Let's hope not but wow as a family member myself unless there was a legal issue that said I could not go into the house mybass would be going through all that shit just to see what was there
Lots of antiques and love in that house...memories. Sad it was left empty.
Why call it a “Murder Mansion”
Sedora Green someone probably got murdered there
The husband murdered his wife and one of his daughters in the house and then killed himself
@@katie4133 id like some proof. ANYBODY can make up a story 😆 im just naturally skeptical I guess
Oh Snap how do you know this is true?
because its a mansion and someone got murdered there DUH!
They left so much behind.They could have died in an accident.If there are no relatives it goes to the state and can be vacant for years before they do anything.The essence of their lives is still there.You can feel it.Great tour guys.
At 14:59 the electric light over the sink is on. It cant be too abandoned if the power is still on people. lol I'm gona go ahead and call BS.
good catch
Like he said, someone pays the taxes and electric. Maybe the owner just died and their service hasn't been cut yet. Read the obituarys and you can jump on one quick too.
what about the phone with the dial tone or did he add that in?
Also the phone , it has a dial tone.
james stanley not to mention the current day satellite on the roof... 🙄
There is a small fortune's worth of collectables and antiques in that old house. Once completely cleaned out and cataloged, E-bay would be a great place to sell. Also the yearly antiques show in Bauckville in Upstate NY. The home would be one hell of a greate fixer-upper to flip.
I'm confused; the title claims it's a murder house, yet there is no sign or information to substantiate the claim... was it just a clickbait title? or do you guys know something you aren't sharing? Either way, it's a great find, and I'd have watched without the murder in the title.
most urban explorers wont give locations its completely normal. they might know alot more then they are letting out
But i do so love your videoa, and love you both.! xc
It's honestly tragic that so many perfectly intact, clean and even new stuff is not being used for someone.
How can this be? Who pays the taxes why wouldn't this place be broken into and stuff stolen?
This is someone's summer home, not abandoned. The power is still on. It would have been funny if the owners can home with these two snooping around, lol.
biteskins isn't this breaking and entering? Why don't they ever get into trouble? I would
I know me too, lol.
And no dust??? Seems spotless
jaynpenny its not abondend or in ruins cause her children own it and pay taxes on it. You see this all the time with wealthy families. thats why the roof is protected with tarps to prevent leaking. They locked up after her death and intend to come back. we did this to my grandmas house.
Being old school, that was really a cool house. A lot of work needed for the update. Sometimes, city hall records could provide answers regarding who lived there and if there were any relatives. May be the relatives live over seas and are not able to afford to come over. Therefore, there the house stands until someone looks into it.
How do you know it's abandoned??
the woodwork in this house is absolutely gorgeous. It will be ruined if someone doesn't live there soon. What a shame
Why did you title it "Murder Manson"? I would like to have seen a close up of the canopy bed and some of the titles on the albums..
tazlynn1958 yes me also. I think some urban explorers need to think of their viewers more.
tazlynn1958,ya know, I was thinking exactly the same thing! When he was showing the album's in the closet, I was sure he was going to bring a few down. What a major disappointment! I can only imagine the things we didn't get to see, tho it is a beautiful home only to rot away. SAD
Marlene, I agree so sad..
I would like to have seen more close ups of everything. Some personal descriptions of the items too. Slow the camera down please to make these films more interesting. "Cool", "Crazy", "Unbelievable" comments add nothing to the wonder of this property.
You guys should check out “Exploring with Rick and Bekah” they are awesome and really take the time to exlore and go through things! Love their channel!
The Kitchen (which is an addition) was likely a garage originally. The original kitchen would have been located at 3:07 with the pantry located beside it at 14:40. The bay window would have been added after the kitchen was converted into another living room.
Maybe the murder was of the bats on the stairs!
What's odd about this one, there seems to have been multiple people living inside due to the amount of beds, unless the person had quite a few guest rooms.
What a gorgeous home!! I see lots of antiques, furniture and books etc... That claw foot tub and marble sink is original to the home..Maybe she did not have kids was probably married both passed away and who ever in the family did not claim anything, due to owing taxes on the home. In cases like this, the State would take the home and resell it if there was no Will. Family would have to Probate the house and items. It is disheartening to see it all left behind . so sad to see it abandoned..
i doubt it's abandoned... which makes this troubling.. going too far for the sake of youtube clicks isn't right.
This is a home I would invest in. The sad part about these beautiful, strongly built homes for me is, where are the families of these ppl who are no longer with us? Why are they not interested in the legacy that their family members worked so hard for, just to leave it abandoned?