Would you live in a house if........?
By dreamertink
@dfollin (25391)
United States
February 18, 2009 4:41pm CST
I have thought about this several times and it kind of gave me the creeps.For instance a friend of mine died in the master bathroom of his home and his wife found him and she still slept in that master bedroom and used that bathroom.My cousin had a heartattack in bed,where she died.Her son was contacted the next day and he came there and spent the night in that bed .
I am watching the news and the house where this lady killed her 4 daughters and kept their bodies lined up in beds in the house for months is now up for sale and auction.It was up for auction a few weeks ago and no one showed up.The real estate is thinking of having the house blessed hoping that it will ease peoples minds and the house will sell.
Could you buy that house,sleep in that room or use that bathroom?
I am watching the news and the house where this lady killed her 4 daughters and kept their bodies lined up in beds in the house for months is now up for sale and auction.It was up for auction a few weeks ago and no one showed up.The real estate is thinking of having the house blessed hoping that it will ease peoples minds and the house will sell.
Could you buy that house,sleep in that room or use that bathroom?11 people like this
18 responses
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
19 Feb 09
i always said i wouldn't do that but when your customers pass away & their family ask you, how do u say no. i did both of my grandmother's hair.that wasn't easy.
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@dfollin (25391)
• United States
18 Feb 09
Lol,no it's not free! Sounds good thou.In think I would close off the room where the bodies were thou.
@girlie_techie12 (48)
• Philippines
19 Feb 09
goodness! I dont think so, knowing that I dont even knew the spirits roaming around.
creepy!!
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@jlamela (4897)
• Philippines
19 Feb 09
It depends on the history of the house. I don't believe in some creepy things because sometimes our mind create things that horrifies us. If the price is good then I would buy that house and let it blessed with a priest.
@22angel22 (450)
• United States
19 Feb 09
Oh yes..
My husband and I were going to buy a house where a husband killed his wife (she was messing around on him) and then hung himself in the barn. Things like that don't give me the creeps. Plus, they always sell houses like that for way cheaper and to me, if you want the house, does it really matter? Out of mind out of sight.. thats what i say.
We didn't get the house because HUD bought it out from under us.... Amazing house thats going to be trashed by people.. ERR!!!
@jaymeeliz (505)
• Philippines
19 Feb 09
I have a friend whose brother hanged himself in the master's bedroom. It gave her a trauma and she couldn't pass the bedroom for weeks. Their family thought of transferring to a different residence but they did not do so. After a year I think they are already okay living in their house.... Well I don't think I could stay in a house where murders have happened. The thought itself gives me the creeps...
@syankee525 (6261)
• United States
19 Feb 09
i think i might be able too. i know a few people who stayed in the houses where a family member passed at
@becdmd (704)
• Philippines
19 Feb 09
Uhm it's creepy for knowing what happened to that house...I think I will feel paranoid all the time when I will be living there, I think I'd rather did not knew anything at all so that I'm at peace, but I guess it's just in our mind, I think we can live there as long as the house will be blessed before someone took over, all we need to do is to stop thinking of the past and move on, surround the house with things that are pleasant and peaceful environment.
@CRIVAS (1815)
• Canada
20 Feb 09
I would not buy the house and having it blessed wouldn't make any difference. I would be completely creeped out and I couldn't bring myself to even step in the same room. When my grandparents passed away I couldn't even bring myself to sit on the bed let alone sleep in it. I guess some people are just not affected as much and I for one am not one of those people. I am a very sensitive person and I just can't see myself buying a home that I know had bad mojo, laugh if you will, I do to. Still doesn't stop me from knowing that I would never live there. I would feel like I was betraying the people that lived there and it would just feel to wierd.
@tea512 (687)
• United States
19 Feb 09
I am so desperate to provide a home for my family I would because I just want a piece of the pie. The feeling is I am jumping in too late having missed my chance (long story - bad credit, no down payment). You would have to think about a remodel from the inside out to change what has been heard there or the way it looks from the first time you walked in.
@gcorp09 (940)
• Singapore
25 May 09
Well, if I knew of all these news, I will not want to buy that house. It's just too creepy, just thinking about it. In addition, usually kids will be more sensitive about these, and I got 2 young kids. I certainly do not want them to have bad dreams about this...
@arluling (27)
• China
19 Feb 09
If I don't know those stories I will do it normally. Sometime the salesman always hide secret to customer to increase the sales amount. I hate anybody to cheat me very much. I will complain that salesman and get amends from that company when I find the truth.
@doooookie (99)
• Philippines
19 Feb 09
i would as long as the house is beatiful . and God is with me
no things to be scared of :)
@victorywp (3524)
• United States
19 Feb 09
i will buy any house that is good (price, structure, location, etc) & i don't look at the history of the house. i will sleep in that room or use that bathroom provided all the mess has been cleared & cleansed. it doesn't really matter for me.:)
@cajuncakes (106)
• United States
19 Feb 09
No Way! It wouldn't matter how many times the house was blessed. Heck, Jesus Christ could come down and bless it and I wouldn't go in that room! I think my mind would keep thinking about those 4 girls laying up in that room and that would freak me out.
