Uncle Asked Everyone Not to Open Old Garage, What They Found Inside Was Shocking
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- Our homes are the one place on Earth where we believe we have complete control. But if you’re in an apartment or if you’re not the first owner of the house, it’s natural to find unexpected things in your new home.
Things that might sometimes make you bewildered just because of how outlandish they are.
From a mysterious safe to million-dollar finds, here are 20 crazy things found in people’s homes.
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I’d definitely give it to owners as it feels far better than not doing so. Honesty is addicting, love it!
I agree
Well. I guess that makes me dishonest.
You don’t know if the people before you was the only prior tenants
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$7,000 would be the fee to clean that dump.
We had a similar situation with a huge bee colony that moved into our home extension that was a school for many years in Scotland UK. The laird of the land contacted me and recommended a bee specialist locally. I asked the specialist for advice and he offered to remove the whole colony for free as long as he could keep the colony. Of course we agreed, and he came with his assistant and carefully removed the queen and almost all of the bees. The stragglers eventually moved on. I still have the pictures of them removing the colony. As for the money, sorry but I think I would have kept it. I feel bad about that but needs must! ❤
That is what i thought. If they keep the bees removal should be free. And free honey 4 life.
@@pamjean2308 absolutely! I love local honey 🐝🐝🐝
I grew up on clover honey and that is the only one I love. I didn't like wild flowers and others.
My son is a beekeeper and has been called several times to remove bees.
@@kathrynjanzen5618 anything to protect the precious bees 🐝
We found some bizarre things in our new home including a safe, which was empty, an entire tent, records, boxes and boxes of wall tiles but by far the most coincidental was a cassette tape in a cupboard. My son is a huge "Britpop" fan and joked that it would be perfect if the tape was Britpop, l put it in my player and we were both speechless as for the next 90minutes we heard Blur, Oasis and a whole host of other songs from my youth! He certainly got his wish! Interestingly we haven't been able to get into the loft space yet as the opening is as yet inacessable, lm not sure if lm excited or a little apprehensive of what we may find.
I would've kept the money, and consider myself lucky!! 🤗
Finders, keepers. Losers, weepers.
Doing the right thing is the right thing in the end. The people who own it may need it more than you do. KC Comanche tx
When I was 14 yrs old I found 125,000 dollars and my mom turned it into the local sheriffs office. They lost the safe and money. The phone call to the sheriffs office for that day was erased. But the officers had new personal cars about a month later.
Wow. Yeah if the recipient of found funds is the government and not the rightful owner, I won't ever turn it in, thanks for solidifying that for me. So unfair what happened to you!
That's why I'd never turn anything like that over to the police
have heard this story before
I really enjoyed this video and am sharing what happened to me in my first Apt after moving out my Parents' Home at age 19. I had wanted a first floor unit but seeing this place, I chose to rent it, in the 4th floor of an old house. It had been renovated into 4 Apts so I was in the attic. I was truly enjoying my new space, lounging on the couch after work one evening when it looked like my carpet moved. I took a closer look and saw close to a dozen bees crawling across the carpet. I jumped back and called my Parents. They said for me to just kill them because there were so few, it would not be a big deal. I sat back down on my couch and began hearing buzzing. I pulled open my curtains and there were many more than a dozen on the window. I took care of all that I saw because I'm highly allergic to stings. When I got up the next morning and opened my
door from my bedroom to the living room, the carpet was now covered with them and they had started to swarm. I grabbed my cat, called in sick to work and drove to my Parents house. I called the Landlord but they did not want to come out. My words got a little stronger because of my allergy so they came out that day. They could not believe how infested the Apt walls were. They told me the bees had built their nest throughout the insulation in all the walls. They didn't feel like there was a choice to try and save them because insulation is so hard to work with and they did not want them to enter any of the other Apts. Once they were finished, they told me there could have been close to 50,000 that were removed. I moved back in with my Parents and began looking for another place. I prayed a whole lot when this was going on because I knew I could trust GOD to take care of things for me. HE answered my prayer and has kept me growing in my FAITH ever since.
Keep the money!!!!
I've found a few treasures whilst restoring and flipping older properties.
The best find so far is several old folders hidden in the top of a wardrobe, all are full of very old currency and unused stamps.
So far I've only had two folders evaluated, and have already racked up over 30 thousand dollars worth.
Did the woman give Dave a reward at least or did she keep it all. I believe in finders keepers.
If I bought the house, everything in it was included in the purchase price. Regardless of what it is or it's value.
True. And it could have been a cracked foundation or some such expensive repair, so it can go either way. Win some lose some.
At the commissary on a military base, I found a check book with signed blank checks. I yelled out the ladies name. She was foreign and didn't understand what I'd just done for her. She yelled at me.
You are so kind. Sucks to be yelled at.
Hidden rooms have always amazed me. Great video
I would totally try to find the owners of a find. It could be attached to a crime or something. Not to mention it's the right thing to do. I have to admit though, keeping it would cross my mind - for a New York second.
I would keep the money and count myself blessed.
May the lord be with him always. Not many would do that. I would have second thought myself.
I'd NEVER move into an apartment once was more than enough.
I had a friend who broke up with her boyfriend and moved on with her life. One day she came home from work to discover footprints on her hallway wall. I was over and asked her what was going on with the footprints. We used a ladder to look in the ceiling and were shocked at what we found. A mattress, candle and drink bottles were above her bedroom. When we investigated further we found holes drilled in ceiling above her bed, in the shower, loungeroom, other bedrooms. We called the police. It turned out her ex was living in her roof space and watching her through the peep holes. Super scary. He somehow realised he had been discovered and did not come back after that.
It took me a few years to find the hidden room in my house. But I did find some nooks and crannies (one almost killed when it fell open). Turns out the house was build by a bootlegger, who also had a speakeasy in the horseless carrige (what they called the first cars) building. No money, darn!
I would keep the $7,000. We don’t know the money belongs to any former owner?
I would do the work and return the money. I wouldn't want to but it's the right thing to do. I would be no worse off than I was before I found it.
The owner of the money should have split it with them I think
at lest 10% finders fee
I would have kept my mouth shut & used it
Return the money honesty is always the best
I once lived in a duplex, nice place but there were always lots of bees in the back garden. The house next door had been abandoned for years, and it turned out that their garage with an upstairs apartment was completely taken over by a massive beehive, 15-20 thousand. A beekeeper got them out. I didn't mind them, but they went after my dog a few times, so they had to go.
It depends on the amount of the money but, if you buy a house, you buy it with everything in it.
On the honey bees, I would hope that the bee keeper would give them some honey once a year or something like that.
If the find was a sentimental one, I’d go through all sorts of hoops to find the family.,
I'm sorry... I have an issue with the story about the Plant take over( among others.) (18:25) There is no way that the plants would thrive without water. Someone was either coming in and watering them or it's another tall tale.
A giver will always some how get out of a bad situation eventually 😂. But takers will always come up short.😮
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If you are successful in finding the owner cool, if not keep it its that simple
~ 20:38 Narrator talking about Vintage Bible. Picture shows woman holding a Vintage Bible. He says: 'inside it's 65 year old pages....' Try much older, say, add about 100 more years.
How did the plants grow like that without water
Bees living in the walls of your travel trailer....uhhhh. Unfortunately, these were not honey bees in my old travel trailer walls, they were Yellow Jackets.
Interesting about #19, if trespassing on property you find $7000., are you guilty of felony theft? Lawyers?
IT'S ONLY RIGHT TO TRY TO FIND THOSE WHO LIVED THERE AND RETURN THAT CASH TO THEM.
I would have kept them, all of them
I am old school…..finders keepers.
I agree. House was abandoned and family members had apparently made no effort to go through the house, so their loss.
i got taken to court for finders keepers
@@52tonysteph52 thats why ya don’t go around telling ppl your business.
@@migdaliatorres2844exactly!!! Also they probably left an old person to die alone
That’s not old school, that’s just being a selfish piece of trash; true Old School is honest and walks with proud integrity,, and cares as much for a stranger as we do for ourselves. 🥶🥶
I am doing some major remodeling on a house that has had major water damage. I am planing of getting some lead coins and having them gold plated. I will put them in the wall in a leather pouch behind the sheet rock for the next owner to find with a note that says that there is more gold buried deep somewhere on the property but with some extremely veg information on its location. They will learn that its all a prank when they have the fake gold coins checked for their value and its determined that its just lead coins that where gold plated.
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Nope, I'd do whatever to Locate the Prior Owner, or their Relatives.
Do Unto Others as You Would Have Done to You.
Honesty is the Best Policy as Well.
That house is so disgusting that should be law that no one ever live that way
There are folks who will come & remove the bees, to save the colony. Many beekeeper groups are happy to help. Call around. The $$$ comes when you need to replace the damaged siding and/or drywall.
I would return to owner if could find them
Yup finders keepers
WOW~~~Great QUESTION AND........I'd do a little digging to find the owner, but NOT a lot as the New Owners would probably PAY to have it torn down, seeing the condition it was in, and the money would have been LOST forever.
I ALSO would have LOOKED for OLD RARE Notes and replace them with newer ones.
in 2000 behind a copper water cylinder in central olden Tunbridge Wells I found what could be described as a Gentlemans’ Pamphlet or Periodical of skilful sketches & stories of an extremely erotic nature dating from 80 years before . My boss took it from me for “ further consideration , close inspection & my moral protection “ 😮
My grandmother was a notoriously bad housekeeper. Not quite a hoarder, but in some ways to close to one. One day I was poking thru a bookcase I'd never seen opened, & found a paperback with the title "Lesbian Nympho Twins", with a copyright date of 1965. She swore she had no idea how it got there. (Yeah, grandma.)
@@llywrch7116 😄🙄😁👍
Wood peckers don’t eat acorns that would be squirrels
I’d keep the money it was abandoned
I would have kept the money
Always return what is found in someone else's house !!!!!
That money would have went into fixing what they let go to shit
Our old place had 2 years worth of bees in the south facing walls and big hornet nests on the northwest side of the house
What a buzz
I would keep the money. Finders keepers & all that...
My brother had bees in the walls of his house. They moved in after he did.
I would have kept it for myself
Happy 1st birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 cool 😎 Gary brother
As for the $7,000 find. I believe I would have to fall back on the skydiver 10-second rule.
8, 9, MINE!! Mkay
The guys who returned 7000$ from a abandoned house it's a good thing they did but I'd be cautious even when giving it back who's to say it belongs to the family if the homes abandoned it coulda been hidden there by a drug dealer or thief etc tho it's unlikely I'd still keep it in mind an chat to the relative finding out all I could about deceased family member
those who moved into a home that I left, found out that their were minks That I accidentally let get lose when the attacked me. they went into the wall,, I moved out. minks are aggressive when cornered, I caught them with a dynomite box coming through a culvert pipe and took them home.. big mistake lol
I can tell whether money or not. If not legitimately, try to find tho owner.
If I found a lot of money I would try and find the owner of the money but before I gave it back I would check out the owner to see what type of person they are Are they criminals drug dealers etc or they was a wife beater etc or rich and don't really need the money etc then I would probably keep it but if it is old age pensioners, new couple struggling etc etc etc Then I would definitely give the money back
A six million pound car? It must have one hell of a beefy suspension! 😎
It was a Bugatti, so it was an Italian car. Italy uses Metric, so that six million pounds quickly becomes 2,586 metric tons... 😉
@@dieseldragon6756 LOL, it' amazing that only three people got that joke!
@@dieseldragon6756bugatti is french……
He'll with the owners, I'd keep the money.
That could have been anybody's money. The house was abandoned.
I'm sorry.i would keep the money so I could live in a warm house somewhere in the USA okay . So sorry ..😢😢😢😢😢😢
I would have tried to return the money to original owner.
Wow a house in a house🎉🎉🎉
I don’t think it was a cozy abode. The area was a commode 😊
I was vacationing in Hawaii in the early 80’s and found a bank of Honolulu bag of Money on the sidewalk. I turned it in. My mom said it was a good thing I did, as I would have spent it all on therapy from the guilt.
One must remember God and how it will look to God 😊
I would keep it otherwise someone else willl
If I needed the money I would have kept it, saying that I probably researched if anyone related was still alive, after all, they might need it just as bad if not worse?
keep the money
#8 must have been very humid in the house of vines
I can't believe they had to pay a beekeeper to come and get bees here in California I have beekeepers to come and take care of bees for people
We used to be hobby beekeepers in California.We were told to charge a conservative amount to remove bees from people's yards-mostly just the cost of gas.If it involves homes,it would,of course,cost more.But that price still seems pretty steep!
Knowing that the owner had died such a way, and by the looks of the house no one was helping her.... where were the relatives when she needed them? And why didn't they at least come in and clean up to be sure they attained keepsakes before selling? It seems they weren't involved at all. However, I agree that it would be best to try to find her relatives to give them this wealth... But even more important, I would also save her other keepsakes and valubles, which should be worth more than the cash to her relatives, who should love her. I'm just saddened that is sounds and looks like she was suffering alone in the end of her life and I just would hope that giving these items to her loved ones would give them comfort. And I certainly would hope that they treasured the keepsakes more the cold hard cash, but that they would be be grateful to her. RIP. We only have one set of parents, and they gave us life. No matter what our problems are, we should seek a relationship with them. Not only did they give us life, but they raised us, took care of us, fed us, clothed us, taught us.... God bless.
The family in Korea are obviously suffering from mental illness. Really kind of sad.
It's more humble to be honest
Wow!!!
It is very interesting
The way things are at this moment...My money..if I found it...I own the house and contents.
The only right thing to do is give the money to the one it belongs to. But if I purchased a property and found money it would be legalley mine and might be different.
Have you ever heard take the money and run ? 🤦
1:45 They should have called Wiley Coyote’s safe breakers.
Good to know how shocking comes.
The house at 12:05 raises some extremely concerning questions - Not only respect of buying a house with an unmoveable tenant, but more *how* and *why* that tenant is there and why there seems to be such a strong onus on any potential buyer *not* being able to inspect their quarters and check on/meet the person(s) in question? Personally, I think there's a potentially *serious* safeguarding issue here... ⚠
6:64 "Sara was pleased that the house was close to schools."
but was disappointed when they had kids in school that
had a "Bee" Average
7:54 'Our house, in the middle of our house"
Why didn't that lady walk around the outside and find the abandoned apartment with open windows. Come on man
You know,I'd like to think I would. But until you're in that position,you never know.
I would've kept the money. Sorry but I need a car so that's what I would've used the money for.
I agree with that!
The person who got the money did not deserve it because of the state of the house. Imagine if the previos owner was old and left alone to die. Why give away his or her money to any family who was not there to carece for them? Keep it or give it to the homeless or an orphanage
I’d have kept the money also. There are some major house repairs needed and that money would definitely help!
used to get wasps in our attic every summer at my old home
l be live if you find something worth it or not finder keepers
If you think about it the person that the money belonged to was the deceased owner of the property.
I would have to be in the place I can't say honestly
Take the money. Always.
My husband would insist we return the money.
How does a grown man let a woman confine him a room like that?
🎵🎵🎵 take the money and run 🎵🎵🎵take the money and run 🎵🎵🎵
hell no.keep it.
I would have taken it.
I would try to at least find its owner and I would keep digging until I found him or her. That’s a lot of money to have sitting around.
WHAT MONEY?
I NEVER SEEN IT 🙏😊🍺🍺