We went into 2 Abandoned Crime Scene Houses at Night! - Drug bust!

[@Shearmadnessvintage]

Bodies don’t decompose and start oozing within hours as she said. From the look of that stain it’s bodily fluids for sure. The body could have been decomposing up to a week or more before it was found. Some one commented the body loses bodily functions when a person dies but I found that to happen very infrequently when I did body removals. Of course if this person was dead there up to a week that’s what could have been under that pad but not at the bottom.

[@DanielDanger420]

Somebody watched Spaulding Decon!

[@13storeys]

My cousin died recently a d was found less than 2 days after and there was bodily fluid already seeping

[@stateofdisorder1]

Bodies can leak after a few days. Depends on temperature, cause of death, health of deceased. It agreed, not hours lol

[@TheStunnagurl]

A body produces a lot more liquid then that small spot. It's more likely to be a leak in the ceiling.

[@joshmiller5419]

Scottish Queen u rite

[@olivialala935]

As a hospice nurse, no, those aren’t blood stained from a body that laid there for only a few hours, unless they were injured/ bled out/ etc. they don’t decompose within hours, she needs some fact checking 😃

[@shannons842]

I was explaining regarding conditions of heat/ cold but certainly not in a couple hour's.

[@Katiekay.]

A body starts to rot before it dies.... I’m a nurse too and there is a certain smell that a very sickly patient who is close to expiring emits.... and they often evacuate their bowels and seep bodily fluids shortly after passing

[@ddobry21]

First thing I thought. That kind of thing happens after weeks and months, not hours, that is certain.

[@bashleyrespectfully4562]

Yea but ur bowels let loose when u die

[@brennonmenzing8677]

If it is hot enough and humid enough, decomposition can accelerate to a few days. Especially if there's no AC, no air flow, all windows shut etc. Now I'm not saying you'll see a skeleton after a week, but a you'll start the process and shed liquids much faster.

[@222NancyG]

She's very wrong about it happening within hours.

[@joshmiller5419]

Nancy Gonzalez yep

[@courtney6126]

Yes. I’m a nurse. Doesn’t happen like that😁

[@joshmiller5419]

Courtney Wright wat happen thir

[@Ianthe1]

"Are those ashes" it is clearly DIRT. Even looks like topsoil from a bag

[@Toni-cz3is]

She's very wrong about a lot of things!

[@VanillaFace.]

That isn’t meth in that bottle you guys found, that’s medicine to treat urinary tract infections. Crystal meth isn’t a drug you can get bottled samples of/prescribed by a doctor.

[@violetj9229]

Yeah that girl was really annoying in this video lmao

[@callumdointhings5]

@@violetj9229 "what are you guys scared?" about breathing in mold was really dumb lol

[@stacybooth4212]

Violet j facts 😂

[@JD-dq8zn]

Used to be! Ugh

[@joshmiller5419]

Mwaggiebear So dang rite

[@myse7enkids]

Oh also if a house has to be abandoned because of mold, you have to leave practically EVERYTHING to avoid carrying mold spores with you to another place to live. Certain types of mold can cause irreversible neurological damage, which is why you should have a N95 mask or respirator to go into abandoned places.

[@wondergranny2299]

A body don't rot within a few hours. of death.

[@lilithjade4363]

right lmao i looked at her like “okay lady sit down” just cause you’re alt doesn’t mean you’re a mortician lmaooo

[@roxyhaze6955]

if there had been a dead body in there it would still stink

[@EdgyEspresso]

Lilith Jade was about to say. Lol

[@Branman345]

Post Mortem juices. When people die and are left for a while they start to break down and they will start to decay and smell. If there was a body in there it would still have a post mortem decompostion smell. It is a smell I cant explain but it doesn't leave you once you smell it. It becomes part of your memory. I worked in Emergency medicine and have delt with plenty of patients that have passed. Not to mention picking up the bodies for funeral home that was odd.

[@hpolston75]

Right! I was like wtf... no they don't!

[@cindyfitzgerald4500]

The young lady who is talking like she knows so much is actually clueless she is wrong about so many things seems to be just making things up as she goes along.

[@darpagluma3763]

Cindy, she went to college! Didn't you notice the hair?

[@melmel5229]

Yea like when she said the fat melts hours after you die, I was like ummm honey no. It takes way longer than that.

[@chrisjeter9410]

How are you going to claim someone is wrong without elaborating? If her stories are inaccurate, why don't you enlighten us with the facts? Oh that's right, cuz you don't know either. I think there's a word for that..

[@darpagluma3763]

@@chrisjeter9410 Chris, leave out a piece of meat for 6 hours and see if this fat dissolves/melts..

[@yeoldegaymer1906]

@@chrisjeter9410 If you think someone is so wrong, there is a little thing called Google. Very easy to use and you will see that the woman in the video is very wrong. If you don't know how to use Google I'm sure there's a word for that.

[@agent57]

First house: "Yeah like I think these stains are from a dead body" *completely ignores the water damage from the obvs leaky roof everywhere else in the place*

[@agent57]

The dirt is probably a spill absorber. Like it's possible someone died but it's also possible all of this came from one of the many wet spots on the ceiling.

[@zel5522]

exactly 💯

[@margaretskehan9308]

The "guide" seems to making stuff up because she has no clue what really happened in these houses

[@darpagluma3763]

probably obsessed with attention. She probably isn't a satanist but she'll wear her ear plugs with upside-down crosses on them to look edgy too.

[@mxstrikk]

@@darpagluma3763 Or she just knew about the houses and she brought these guys along because she thought the houses were cool?

[@historyliker]

@@mxstrikk that's what i thought lmaoo

[@myse7enkids]

Actually those fluid leakages on the bed and bathroom floor look like remnants of a home birth. In a planned home birth, usually one prepares the bed with a hospital sheet, chux, or a layer of newspapers under a clean, old sheet that can be disposed. If the baby died, it's possible the family moved out to either not have the sad memories or to evade being charged with neglect by authorities. Pregnancy would explain the BP log also, as elevated BP is a sign of pre-eclampsia that would necessitate immediate delivery.

[@crimsonrose2417]

I agree

[@joshmiller5419]

Inkshot Nikki yep

[@dcan911]

Ever heard of a leaky roof? Occam's razor

[@sfletch3042]

Maybe it was squatters and then maybe after the unplanned preeclamptic home birth they sold meth out of it....I dont know? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@toughntiny]

Yeah, but if she had preeclampsia she would not have had home birth. Unless she did so against medical advice which is possible.

[@michellepierce6949]

That blue hair girl just said she was taking something home. NOT COOL!

[@fishapiller]

It’s a good way to get haunted by ghosts and let bad things into your house

[@sireposey8556]

Yea let her,thats bad Juju that she is inviting into her life and home

[@clipsedrag13]

bad people will always be bad people

[@deendrew36]

Super not cool. I hope they talked her out of it.

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

24-72 hours after death, the internal organs decompose. 3-5 days after death the body starts to bloat and blood-containing foam leaks from the mouth and nose. 8-10 days after death the body turns from green to red as the blood decomposes and the organs in the abdomen accumulate gas. 10-20 days black putrefaction occurs, which is when noxious odors are released from the body and the parts of the body undergo a black discoloration. The abdomen is now bloated from the internal gas pressure nearing maximum capacity, causing organs and cavities to burst. And after 4 weeks internal organs begin to liquefy and the face becomes unrecognizable. Soon after, the skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments degrade exposing the skeleton. Depending on the conditions where and how the person died, they can either decompose rapidly or slowly. Whoever died in that bed was probably there for a few weeks or longer before they were discovered.

[@cjgem80]

My dad found my aunt the day after she passed. He told me her skin had turned black. He thought this was because she was a smoker. Is it possible a smoker's body turns black more quickly?

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

@@cjgem80 Not really sure.

[@shadeemustafaa1136]

I just got sick reading this.. This is all our faith one day one day🤦🏽❤

[@SuV33358]

Thanks for the visual

[@tmann8725]

Dude I want to party with you!

[@ashthebibliophage]

I never knew a dealer to be so kind as to LABEL their drugs so specifically and like a legitimate pharmacist . 🙄 It was just a bundle of misinformation in this video. Also, maybe sound out the words on the PRESCRIPTION bottle next time.

[@rhebert31]

Y’all need to watch Spaulding Decon’s channel to learn the real way a body decamps!

[@RizziCGaming]

That pile of sand-like substance on the bed may be caused by termites eating through the wooden beams right above it.

[@edstella]

Part of why I enjoyed your content was the fact you were respectful and mostly chimed in about general observations of the areas you visited. Having Esmae talk about the "what-ifs" and wild speculation about the inhabitant of the first house was disappointing and frankly, infuriating. Aside from the incorrect information about decomposition and the processes the body goes through (some of which are universal like emptying of bowels, some are entirely determined by the environment and factors the body is exposed to), the idea that some Filipino person is emptying grave dirt onto a bed to "resurrect" someone is so unbelievably stupid. Most Filipinos are Roman Catholic and judging by the house's typical Roman Catholic Filipino decor, they were too. Trying to "spice up" the place someone died with some armchair coroner and anthropology lesson is so disgusting and aggravating.

[@Ms_MalRkey]

I agree absolutely...I feel like I lost a lot of brain cells watching that. She was talking rubbish, what a let down this was! I normally enjoy his explores but he has really dropped the standard bringing her along...especially when she announced at 10:21 she was "going to take that home with me". Stupid people.

[@deendrew36]

You are so right, but these are basically older teens or early 20’s. Haven’t learned much about life yet, and literally making stuff up as she went along.

[@104yearsago]

So what was the dirt for?

[@edstella]

@@104yearsago As others stated, it's probably just general decay from a bad roof or some speculated termites have gotten in. Or animals. No one's "putting grave dirt" there or any other nonsense Esmae was spouting.

[@nicolemerriman-darling772]

I could not agree with you more. Kids going through other people's things and making up their own stories to go along with it. Go home children

[@chowder8802]

That's not dirt, it's wood shavings from termites

[@joshmiller5419]

Chowder yep

[@KMark2688]

That’s what I was thinking! And yes, there are wooden beams on the ceiling so that makes sense. There was also a termite in the bathroom by the pill bottle when he aimed his camera down.

[@maeganwicker4912]

@@KMark2688 that was an ant

[@3mate1]

That other brain trust thought they were ashes. You should check out some of their comments during other videos... its kind of shocking how little they know about things pre digital age. It shows in the other videos.

[@trentdawg2832]

@@maeganwicker4912 that was a big ass ant

[@emilyblu2906]

A body does not decompose within hours. Those bears are worth money, they’re by TY

[@Kanamit.]

I must admit, I would've taken the bears and sold them on eBay.

[@Tamnd605]

But the bears aren't yours to take but. Yeah someone would probably take them if you didn't.

[@YourBoeingBenefitBrain]

Yea worth lots of money to a collector

[@farahghafour2658]

And the Mickey Mouse things as well if it’s original, what I think it is btw. They had a sticker from Disney on the fridge :)

[@roxyhaze6955]

@@Kanamit. id want the mickey mouse light phone looks vintage

[@KetchupGuzzler]

That first house you visited was that of a Filipino American family, which you can tell by the flags on the ceiling in the first room and also the various catholic figurines and portraits of Jesus (most Filipinos are very religious). Also, the bedroom with the stains and dirt on the bed was probably that of the mother or grandmother, it looks like a room an eldery Filipina Lady was living in (I know this because my mother and grandmother have their rooms set up in a similar fashion and also have medication lying around everywhere), however I don't have an answer as to why there's dirt and stains on the bed other than someone possibly passing away there.

[@tevazile4524]

Lol

[@silasbijl7908]

Ye true

[@meowjakx3]

I kinda hate hearing people that know nothing about drugs or addiction talk about it.

[@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888]

We feel the same way about you.

[@3mate1]

I know right, for her the junky alt look is a fashion statment.

[@ITI-xi5zx]

as do I, but what else could that table with scales have been?

[@TheSHACKTRACKS]

Same

[@idk9992]

definitely a video to watch muted. Anytime someone professes to know so much about a topic (especially medical) and proceeds to incorrectly state what is known fact makes me cringe instantly. When bodies decompose, they release their bowels/bladder. That is the only stain that would happen immediately within hours. It varies based on factors like physical condition, temperature, etc. But bodies generally do not produce decomposition fluids until days after, the soonest. Realllllly misinformed and i have to agree with the others that perhaps she should stay home next time. Or at least not spread misinformation so matter of factly.

[@joemamma9642]

i think those are termites dirt piles, my dude.

[@daltonhoward985]

That's exactly what they are. Along the wooden beams

[@crasieknutz7450]

That was my first thought was termites.

[@13storeys]

It would be cool if you could provide the histories of the places you visit

[@sfletch3042]

You're so young you don't know what a beanie baby is. Aww...I'm old.

[@squishmallowlover9256]

I LOVE BEANIE BABIES🥳

[@annmarielikeszebras]

METHENAMINE. It literally says it on the bottle. Meth doesn't come in liquid form in bottles from a pharmacy xD also if you have seen any of the "crime scene clean up" type videos, you'd doubt that stain was from putrification. I usually like your vids, but the nonsense chatter was a bit much in this one. Maybe leave Miss Blue at home next time? Stay safe!

[@DripLordGango]

In some states "crime scene clean up" is usually left to next of kin and not everyone elects to have it done. That's definitely a decomp stain.

[@paulmccrory5491]

Maybe it's methadone in a pill form

[@DripLordGango]

Methenamine- antibiotic used to treat kidney infections.

[@mpatrick19801]

I agree with you. These people are drama creators.

[@teeandkids937]

“Maybe leave miss blue at home next time” I just about died lmao 😂

[@kateydanielle16]

As an RN who has worked from ICU to med surg I’ve experienced death from peaceful passing to violent death (beaten to death by husband bleeding horribly and violently) we usually keep the bodies in the room hours after passing waiting for the family to say their goodbyes or get affairs in order due to us not having a legit morgue just a ten body freezer. We’ve never had any body leave marks like that even my violent deaths. If a body made a mark like that then it was there for a while and began to decay. The mark on the bed was probably due to water damage and mold 😁

[@104yearsago]

Or birth. Or a miscarriage.

[@NS_RC]

"definitely don't want to put your lips on that rusted can"...... steve1989 hold me beer. Nice!

[@whatsittoya3770]

Nice hiss

[@bladeblack3281]

Steve1989MRE?

[@2die4_93]

bladeblack Yes

[@lyricalpanic618]

Nice! Mkay

[@SuV33358]

Lets get this on a tre

[@teresayoung93]

at 8:18, you zoom in on a devotional for St. Peregrine. he is the patron saint for persons suffering from cancer, AIDS, and other illnesses. (also I totally remember those McDonald's Beanie Babies)

[@jennilafser1343]

Teresa Young good catch

[@silasbijl7908]

Ye

[@Lisa-vv9vb]

Bless Esmae. She's clueless

[@jerseytomato100]

Fishnet stockings to go urban exploring.....😕😕😕?

[@shyyy.]

Picture somebody watching this then boom “they see their aunt old house”😂😂

[@jessicanicholson2119]

Best comment ever

[@joshmiller5419]

Naturally shyyy ikr

[@nick2128]

?

[@kuyal3257]

this was actually my uncle's home... he died battling lung cancer. he was not discovered until 2 months later in this home.

[@nick2128]

@@kuyal3257 how did you come across this video? Just curious

[@EdgyEspresso]

There’s actual black mold all over the room and Iil green head girl aays “come onnn theres another room”

[@seanbucholtz3855]

14:02 Looks kind of like a make-shift dark room. The clothesline could've been used to hang developing photos, and the curtain over the entryway seems like it could be used to block out all incoming light which is necessary to process film.

[@crimsonrose2417]

Interesting!

[@heatherbrown732]

Being an EMT and have faced dead bodies that’s definitely NOT a blood stain. Someone deliberately put that there.

[@yumimayumi8815]

I saw a philippine flag on the ceiling at the first room

[@mokz3017]

Must be Fil-Am & most of the relatives are in the Phils.

[@toughntiny]

Would explain the Catholicism

[@silasbijl7908]

Yep

[@No-cj9zx]

I want to know why these houses were just left like this

[@carolinejoy78]

me to

[@1rralphh1]

No next of kin (aka known family members, extended family members, or relatives) to look after their belongings after they are gone.

[@aliciatorres6836]

@@1rralphh1 this!

[@foxx.on.saturn5143]

It’s so odd that the city doesn’t clear the house out or try to redo resell It makes me upset someone can be living there or at least tear them down

[@trentdawg2832]

No free rides....

[@katerbug7916]

Some of those TY bears are rare and worth money! Britannia in its box can be worth up to $10,000. Erin (Ireland) in its box can be up to $3,000. Maple and Glory are only worth a few dollars.

[@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888]

Bull. Shit.

[@aliciatorres6836]

@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 no they really are maybe not that much But even the beanie babies here in the US with the original tags on them they are actually worth money

[@lorimartin3650]

@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888no some of them are worth money .

[@elizabethashley7042]

Omg excited to watch this even tho it's a sad video.

[@Branman345]

I don't think I would have gone to the crime scene just in case they decided to come back and collect more evidence. Unless the case was closed and they collected enough. I wouldn't have touched anything just in case I wouldn't want to be linked to something like that lol. the great video really gave me the creepys you could feel the atmosphere.

[@Cold_Corndog]

Incorrect, the adipose doesn't "melt" within hours of death. Decomp starts, but it takes a lot longer than hours for adipose tissue, or any tissue to leave stains on something just from decomposition. If there was bodily injury, yeah it could be blood, but it's likely not "melted fat".

[@katieosborn9345]

I'm wondering if it might be urine.

[@taylorbumbum]

I need antibiotic shot just from watching this video

[@kimwindancer8041]

Me too & a shower

[@sundaysuppersingers2545]

Wow, pretty old appliances. Huge basement. Clock is verry cool.

[@LeighDeitrick1]

But the very first shot of the diner, awesome. Don't think I would have gone in either house, you guys are braver than I!

[@karenhargis9824]

When the younger generation think they know everything but nothing.

[@nataliescozzari4844]

the younger gen does know thing step out the way boomer

[@warlorty]

@@nataliescozzari4844 You aren’t helping the case by making yourself look illiterate. Lol

[@warlorty]

Ok, Karen. Calm down. No need to get upset over an ABANDONED crime scene. Gotta say though, you’re doing that name justice.

[@3mate1]

@@nataliescozzari4844 "the younger gen does know thing step out the way boomer" LOL swing and a miss!

[@robynthebank919]

Imagine being a generational hater

[@lori6037]

There is pill in a pill baggy and you say "someone definitely died here". What?

[@Katiekay.]

😂 😂 lol right? These kids are freaking clueless.... damn millennials

[@savvy1128]

@@Katiekay. more like gen Z. Millennials are adults now, youngest millennial is about 25.

[@alyciamarie4163]

@@Katiekay. they are not millennial lol

[@hpolston75]

Those Beany Babys are worth ALOT OF MONEY! Especially with them still in the packaging.

[@lesleydevlin3656]

Very beautiful pair of rosary beads and image of Jesus on the wall gorgeous

[@Hard-Boiled-Bollock]

3:11 Oh my God, a Nokia 3310!. That put me straight back in 2001!. Whenever I look at one I can't help but hear Limp Bizkit in my head

[@kell2229]

The best about those phones was the game snake

[@squeekyshoez7712]

That Mickey mouse phone, is worth ALOT of dough

[@Katiekay.]

Of course these bone brains have no clue about that fact.... I was wondering if anyone was going to comment

[@haleypaulus9430]

Never take anything from abandon places

[@Darkz0mbie89]

I noticed that too. But the golden rule of explorers is not to take anything from places they explore.

[@squeekyshoez7712]

Well, they drank Champagne, salvaged from the wreck of "R.M.S Titanic", and got drunk as fuck :/ (1500 tragic deaths).. now, if you wake up, after a night like that, with no hangover at all, 2 the smell of bacon n eggs.. That is fucked up :o...

[@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888]

"alot"? Idiot.

[@throwmilly]

The piles of dirt and stains on the bed were very creepy. Loved this video. I still have a 90's box tv as my main tv. I remember my friend collecting these international Beanie babies. If I were to guess, I'd say the first house was abandoned in 19- early 2000's. That beer could be considered a collectable now.

[@Ruggedystim]

If youre ever curious about when the house was abandoned, check the food expiration dates, you can get a good average at least

[@TheNBChica]

Esme ruined the video.

[@teeandkids937]

Like she just got worse and worse as the video went on

[@joelalexander4513]

"ewww,..there's a mirror on the ceiling!" -Girl with ripped fishnets in the back of her legs/Long Blue Braided Hair. Makes perfect sense. Where's that post rock jazz cd? Gonna need some mute action happening here.

[@FFKits]

Whoever died in that first home was there awhiilllllle. My uncle died in his hotel room, and because they didn't see him for about 3 weeks at the bar, so one of his fellow drunks called the cops worried about him, and lo and behold his body was such a mess they couldn't properly get him out without a horror movie scene clean up. He had been dead 2 weeks. Sooo she wasn't there just for "a couple hours." Though that is an ethnically Filipino home, and most Filipinos have a tradition of laying the body out for 9 days and having prayers/feasts/ even gambling around them, celebrating that person's life...so that's probably why there was a hospital sheet there, to keep the deceased body intact while they were laid out for that long. No clue why that dirt is there. Maybe parts of her decomposition was so rank, they covered it w/ that dirt to stop the smell after until they could leave. Who knows.

[@ilovetea93]

Would have been interesting to see what kind of music they listened since they had quite a lot of cd's and also the books..idk i feel that that's a way to know the ppl that lived there a little

[@jesseg.2416]

Need to see more transition from room to room, many emotions can be sparked from a mere hallway. JG2020 great content.

[@BilisNegra]

19:06 The Eveready clock is defo not random junk, cool piece to hang on a garage wall.

[@MrSuperheterodyne]

Got to be worth a few quid that.

[@Tyrant442005]

Body's decompose in 10 minutes. I know because my hair is blue.

[@aimeesarah1271]

😂😂😂😂

[@brandoncook8678]

Lmao

[@ms3kids37]

Lol 😆

[@charlesherald5963]

Good One !!!

[@Tyrant442005]

@@charlesherald5963 thank you

[@sangdrax5352]

I have to inspect a lot of homes like this for mortgage companies that repossessed or the homes were abandoned. I hate going in the basements!

[@businesslp3027]

Why?? What’s wrong with basements.?

[@sangdrax5352]

@@businesslp3027 when doing inspections on a vacant/foreclosed homes, the basements are usually full of water/mold and not to mention squatters could be hiding in there.

[@talindakelley189]

The pile of stuff actually looks to me like termite 💩. I have a house I clean weekly and during that time the termites will leave these granules that pile up like that. I asked an exterminator about it because I couldn’t figure out what it was and where it was coming from and that’s when I found out it is termite 💩

[@patricioruiz-tagle9706]

Moment 10:20 "I'm gonna take that home" I thought ethical explorers don't steal thing.. I guess you are not.

[@chola369ap]

God only knows what spirits you are already disturbing and taking something that's theirs... no thank you, you don't want to bring anything back home... It's not yours and may bring you bad luck.

[@ImMaxxusm]

Cry about it

[@jacquelinecarle4224]

I think she was been sarcastic.

[@Linnie-nj6vw]

@@jacquelinecarle4224 I hope she is.

[@DatBoi]

Glad I found this comment, I was also wondering if these people took stuff. Wonder what the big back packs are for now.

[@tessaleroux7725]

I am always amazed why people just abandon their houses and leave everything. Wtf

[@fabiolabula]

They probably took some stuff but your right, lots of people leave some pretty valuable things that they could have sold, taken or given to charities

[@toughntiny]

You don’t need your house in the next life or in prison

[@jessicaromo4369]

I know that when someone dies it's all biohazard, especially if they were there for more than a day, and has to be disposed of properly. They have people who specialize in cleaning houses after someone had died. Since this person was more than likely sick when they died, the chance of the body sitting there for too long is slim. , More than likely they died in a hospital. I doubt that's blood on the mattress.

[@justdoitskully]

Here in CA the tweekers would have picked those houses like crazy

[@lynnegulbrand2298]

Those beanie baby's were put out by McDonald's in the 90s. They came in the Happy Meals.

[@AI_KICKS]

That Erin the bear Ireland beanie baby is worth 1k $

[@philliphamilton3032]

@jason9022 Erin the bear is currently being sold for over 12k now

[@danajulian2]

🤣well I inherited a ton of beanie babies and the minis so please tell me where I can make that kind of money cause I haven't found anywhere that pays more than a dollar or 2 a piece!

[@philliphamilton3032]

@ stupid idea but ok

[@philliphamilton3032]

@ I know it was asking price. I once met a guy who has the money for those things and used to buy them for a couple grand. He has a whole glass collection case and its lowkey creepy lol.

[@wondergranny2299]

That lamp/phone is worth a small fortune!

[@Monilou22]

Omg.... miss blue pigtails is on the ball .... Not..lol.😁.

[@user-randi1987]

First house was just kinda creepy and weird. That second house, holy shit what a mess. Does look like some one was cooking drugs in there. But the mold and mess were terrible.

[@htownbuckeye4549]

randi I was thinking maybe all the moisture from the steam of cooking crack could have a lot to do with the mold??🤷🏻‍♂️

[@user-randi1987]

@@htownbuckeye4549 I don't know for sure but I think cooking drugs involves more fumes than actual steam.

[@tylerhensley3639]

near the end with that fridge it sent me 😂😂

[@shaunatwining1649]

@5:25 a woman says "yeah" softly, and I'm thinking it wasn't from an alive person... was hearing lots of EVP's in this video.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

Insects eating the wood in the ceiling would make those piles like that. The wood they chew and their droppings end up in those dirt looking piles.

[@mistervacation23]

I was only two blocks away that awful night, at my sister Clara's. We we sort of listening to the organ, you know .The midnight bells were ringing and I turned to Clara and said, "Clara; the organ music sounds strange tonight!" She said, "Yes, it does!" You know Clara! Well, they say there are still bloodstains on the organ keys, And they used Bon-Ami!

[@ImAryaStark]

Maybe the first house owners weren't travelers, a LOT of people have different places magnets on their fridge but because people gift them to you

[@trishae.6410]

Those dirt mounds were probably the work of field ants. Aaand false, those were not for rituals. No such thing in Catholicism. Judging from the the first part, the family was Fil+American and yeah they were religious; rosary and picture of "the holies"👈 catholic's essentials Defo meth lab maybe that's what your informant meant by "crime scene" :3

[@eliseandliv7576]

Me: waiting for a jump scare Also me : 2 mins in 😥😱 My OCD: wash your hands

[@brandylucero2070]

The strangest thing about those houses are you guys are going through that crap without gloves. Putting your finger prints on everything.

[@meganskaleris4806]

Even tho he does exploring I feel like i get a bonus of asmr

[@user-wg6ik1wi6s]

I think it makes it creepier when they leave everything behind.

[@JubeProductions]

Iphone 4S release date was 10-14-2011. I don't know why people consider these abandon houses. Someone owns them still and if the cops catch you inside it's breaking and entering and burglary. It makes for a cool video though.

[@3mate1]

Trespassing at the least, and saying the window was already broken or the door was already kicked in isn't going to impress the cop too much... however unless a neighbor calls the police nobody is probably going to notice.

[@OutyMan]

@@3mate1 - After years of going into such places, I can for sure say, somebody always notices. The idea is to get in, look, and get out fast. It can seem like the most remote, nobody-cares location, but if you stay in one place too long, say more than 20 minutes, you're going to get confronted by someone.

[@joyceA.]

I just saw the Philippine flag. Hi, watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@silasbijl7908]

Ye ako din haha

[@Bonbon54220]

I guarantee you, if my house was abandoned, and you came in here, you’d find all kinds of dates on stuff. That’s cause I’ve lived here 21 years. And I brought stuff with me when I moved in. So I’m not sure why “it doesn’t make sense” for you to see different dates on stuff. 😁 And yes, the green haired girl is a bit clueless. So is her friend. It takes several days (or weeks?) for a body to liquify.

[@ljdelaney2286]

I miss being that age, old enough to want to do shit but too young to have responsibilities and cars and stuff. I miss exploring and shit

[@juliej6642]

The first house the piles of "dirt" might be from termites. They chew through wood and it leaves these weird piles around.

[@rustytaylor9527]

yea, i know it was an animal

[@juliej6642]

@@rustytaylor9527 still real creepy!

[@hi.panorama]

For me it was a specific but still interesting exploration. First house is a extremely sad place of someone's death. I want to believe that somebody - looking at the objects in the house - had a good, interesting life, f.ex. travels (certainly better than death, because death in solitude... I don't think anyone would want). The second house is a large creepy dump. There's everything and nothing in this house.

[@chlxbear]

Omg the Philippine flag. I can tell the homeowners were filipino :(( such a sad outcome of what the home once full of people and joy would end up like that.

[@jlite023]

About five min into the movie V/H/S they are in an abandoned house and they vandalize the exact same painting that is seen in this video at 12:22. The shots from both this real life exploration and the fictional movie are strikingly similar.

[@nikkiharrison8769]

I really love your channel and videos. I love old vintage things and the detailing on old houses. I have seen soooo many things that are worth a lot in these videos of yours.

[@LisaMarie51968]

Wouldn’t it stink in that place? That’s so sad, and what’s that sand stuff? Is it coffee?!?

[@Tamnd605]

Who would but coffee on the bed. Its ants or termites I bet.

[@beakamon]

I'm gonna say yes. Its coffee. Everything else in this video is a lie. The ants carried it here.

[@webeeankylosingspindylitis7838]

Hi Devin! 1st I love the diner shot it reminded me of the famous portrait of the famous people from the 1950's. I love these type of videos there interesting because u truly don't know what happened & it's like a puzzle as u try to figure it out. I wish there was a way to know more about these places. Thank u & I can't wait for the next video 🙂

[@softballnyc1]

Thats laurel diner in Long Beach NY. I live there

[@jdexploresfan3628]

A couple of really dope explores very interesting 🧐 thanks so much 👍😃

[@shaymcbride7913]

Don’t show photos dude. Have some respect. That’s one of the first rules!

[@ms.dietcola761]

A body or blood couldn’t decay within a couple of hours- if anything its blood

[@joselamers7964]

oh greepy places this time , stay safe👍💯

[@dietitianmama]

The glass jar with the red lid that you could not identify was wheat germ. Health food

[@annettesimons6674]

"When a body like, dies, it's supposed to decompose..." Well, I learned some things in this video.

[@quemarioo]

9:39 That black tape is still useful for sure! LMAO

[@htownbuckeye4549]

That’s definitely a crack cooking house!

[@pattyleiv]

Hahahah

[@jalalmacarambon7412]

2:14 flag of the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 The wife was American and the Husband was a Filipino 7:49