Exploring a Military Veteran's Abandoned Property - 2 Vintage Home's

Situated off an American interstate, sits a home tucked away from society. The first home we explore has remnants from all different time periods throughout 1950-1990s. Calendars vary from 1987 to 2015. Leading me to believe a squatter was using this home for some time as well. Many artifacts also indicate the owner was a military veteran and most likely served in the United States Air Force. I also must add, off camera we read letters from the mother of the man who was overseas at one time, but the letters will not be shown for respect of the loved ones as they also show the address for the home. The second home we explore is situated even further into the property. Resembling a cabin as well as being completely swallowed by overgrowth, this home was abandoned long before the first. The remnants are bare, but what we do find holds value as we discover a vintage television set dating back to the '60s along with other artifacts. If you enjoyed the video. leaving a thumbs up will let me know. Thank you for watching and remember to subscribe for more exploring videos.
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[@debbytidwell9870]

She died Dec 18th. That is why the house still has Christmas decorations. So sad. RIP Kristi

[@taylorq23]

Geez where’d you get that information I’d love to know where you got it from ? thanks for the information did you know who lived there? Was it a woman whose husband was military was it a couple where the elderly I’d love any information you have without obviously giving too much away because I don’t wanna know where it’s located or anything too personal about them

[@joshuagallo6089]

@@taylorq23 13.43 of the video shows a door with dates June 4, 1986 to December 18, 2002. Says RIP and Kristi's name but its unclear if it is about her or someone else.

[@mikecarpentier6419]

Students at Exeter-West Greenwich Regional High School are mourning the death of a 16-year-old student killed when the car driven by her brother skidded into oncoming traffic. State police said Kristi Lussier of Exeter was a passenger in the car driven by her 17-year-old brother, Joseph. The accident occurred at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday on Route 3 near Metcalf Elementary School. According to police, Joseph Lussier collided with the vehicle in front of him. glanced off it and crossed into the opposite lane, where his car was hit by a third vehicle. He was listed in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital this morning. Kristi Lussier was pronounced dead at the hospital following the accident. The driver of the third car suffered minor injuries. The accident remains under investigation, but police said speed appears to have been a contributing factor. No charges have beenfiled. Students at the regional high school sobbed and consoled each other in hallways and outside the main office after learning Kristi Lussier had died. Kristi, a junior, had been a cheerleader since freshman year. Several of her squad members prayed together at the accident scene Wednesday afternoon

[@stonemagic540]

@@taylorq23 look up death of kristi lussier born june 4 1986 dies dec 18, 2002 16 years old

[@melindathomas21]

@@mikecarpentier6419 😪😪😥😥😥😥😥

[@ToddEWalnuts]

That vintage record player that still works is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in a long time. Nice explore. 👍🏻

[@josephfrank1472]

Be worth some money too there is a museum in Symar Ca that would probably restore it and have it in the museum

[@S.E.C-R]

@@josephfrank1472 The models with an internal horn (speaker) are still quite common and not worth more than a couple hundred bucks. Still a really cool find though!

[@frankcoffey]

Just think that record player is over 100 years old and so is the record.

[@airmanjerm]

Yes, that's an Air Force uniform blues jacket, despite what a few others might claim. The cap is not - although the style is very much the same as what we still wear and refer to as the round hat, or "bus drivers hat." My guess is that when somebody set up that photo opp over there next to the record player, they had found that Trailways hat and put it up on top of the Air Force uniform jacket for another photo opp. Also: that Air Force uniform jacket is very old, and it likely belonged to the Edwin Morton from the letters at the end. The AF jacket belonged to someone with a last name that started with M. If you look at the jacket, you'll see "M-7835" on the inside stitching. That's called a Laundry Mark and something we use in basic training to identify our uniforms as ours and be sure we don't get them confused with someone else's. A laundry mark is your last name initial, followed by the last four of your social. So that jacket belonged to somebody with a last name starting with "M." If you Google it, you'll find an Edwin "Skip" Morton who was born in 1940 (and would have likely been around 2nd grade in 1948, when those school letters were written), and his obituary says he was in the Air Force.

[@lindseyporter2287]

I’m pretty sure that “well” was a planter box. They were popular in the 90s. We have a well on our property and it’s motorized with a pump.

[@loriestevenson3201]

Took the words right out of my mouth. Pretty sure the garbage can liner gave it away.

[@alliehearst4862]

I love your reaction when you got the record to play . Your passion bleeds through every video but that spoke volumes . Awesome work as always and such an interesting explore !!!

[@ethangrew745]

Trailways is a Bus Service, I looked it up, and it’s sorta like Greyhound.

[@MichelleJohnson-tg5lx]

Haha Gosh I am old I am google

[@RoutierNordAmericain]

It was a competing bus line to Greyhound back in the 1950s & `60s.

[@KyleThill]

I saw that, however, it didn't seem too out of place with the uniform.

[@Mr.Rogers91]

You don’t realize this but most property that is in rural areas have a water well. We just have a different way of gathering the water then a bucket and rope.

[@hi.panorama]

It is fantastic to know part of the story not only by watching the expedition but also by reading the commentaries. It ties in sensationally with each other.

[@ABCDABCD-dr1rb]

Loved the original old entertainment system in the second house.

[@Laurslifejourney]

LUSSIER, DEBORAH A. (MCCARTHY), 53, of Exeter, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, September 3, 2011. Born in Warwick, she was a daughter of the late John J. McCarthy and Angela A. (Satori) McCarthy. She was the loving wife of Ronald A. Lussier. Mrs. Lussier was a Controller for General Dynamics for over 20 years. She was a member of E.S.C.A. at Electric Boat. Besides her husband, she leaves her two sons: Robert A. Lussier and Joseph J. Lussier, both of Exeter. She was the mother of the late Kristi Lynn Lussier. Cherished grandmother of Johnathan, Ashley and Ethan. She was the sister of Sandra A. Porter of Ocala, FL and the late Colleen M. Taddei and Cheryl A. Johnston. She also leaves many nieces and nephews. A graveside service will be held on Friday, September 9, 2011 at 11:00 am in Chestnut Hill Cemetery, Ten Rod Road, Exeter

[@ShakerHP]

I’m amazed how these people leave and no family to collect their belongings... If that house was in Detroit it wouldn’t last 2 hours as soon as people find out it empty... That record player is worth some money

[@AR20231]

Exactly they just vanish...like wth happened that you had to leave in a rush and literally leave your life behind?

[@imarooster3548]

It's a white community...it's safe

[@2LitProduction]

@@imarooster3548 racist

[@Bonbon54220]

Love the calendar. Had my birthday on that page in 1963. 🙂 I love how you guys love old stuff. Really loving your videos. And I love that you don’t curse. At least not much. Some kids, it seems they can’t say 4 words without at least one of them being a curse word. Thank you, guys!

[@templefuel5408]

This was really cool. I’m new to watching these type of videos . But , I love your exploration page the best ! So authentic , without too much chatter

[@walterroszko6841]

The rapture on your face when the wirlygig record player played,priceless!

[@ARTWV]

I love that place. It’s worth fixing up.

[@The_Old_Wolf]

♫ For the easiest travel on earth, Take a Trailways, take a Trailways, For the easiest travel on earth, Take a Continental Trailways bus. ♫ As opposed to... ♫ Go Greyhound, and leave the driving to us! ♫ I rode buses many during my youth, from one side of the country to another. When you said "Trailways... never heard of that," I laughed a bit in geezer. But this was a wonderful production - what amazing properties, both of them. I echo the comment about the expression of joy on your face when you cranked up the old Victrola; that piece of history would be worth quite a bit of coin in an antique shop. Such memories. Thanks for a great video.

[@stknife1]

I love your vids, I’m a recovering paraplegic from a botched surgery, and I am doing a hobby of mine threw you man!! Your awesome!! Thank you so much

[@thebluelunarmonkey]

When I retire, I'm going to build a homestead out in the middle of nowhere, with a master crafted coated metal roof and walls to stand up for an extremely long time preserved without water or storm damage. And a trust fund to keep taxes paid and maintenance. For future explorers :)

[@douglasblack7457]

Wow really awesome find do you realize that The general electric TV all in one and that Victor record player And that Chesapeake and Ohio calendar are very rare and should be preserved if I would’ve been in there I would’ve covered him up with something to keep them from getting damaged

[@moonwalker091000]

I know right???? That TV all in one was so amazing. It really should be in a museum. Totally breathtaking, I would have taken that.

[@alinabina]

Glad you uploaded. You just blessed my Thanksgiving. Thank you.

[@UrbexAndChill]

Get out my house

[@myhardcock4u]

If I were you, I would take everything out of that fireplace and put the books in a box, and find a nice spot to display that beautiful clock.

[@bonnielaino]

I enjoyed this video, the old victrolla record player is a once in a lifetime find, and the old GE combo TV, radio and record player awesome!!!!

[@ricj7517]

Love to live there just me, my dog, and cat and get away from all the BS

[@SharonMessage]

lol

[@thedude8046]

Supreme squating

[@kelleennordquist5697]

What a cool video..and thank you for be respectful to this house and all who lived here.

[@CurlyVeil]

I love the fact that you appreciate the little details 💙🖤great video 🙌🏼

[@eddienhp]

I love that Vintage House! My favorite part is when you play the Vintage record player that still works at 9:43 lol

[@craiglewis6821]

That was awesome when you fired up that old record player. Great channel, Thank you

[@robinwagle448]

Kristi 's mother passed back in Sept 2011, as far as I can tell her father is alive as well as her two brothers.

[@ladychannygameplay1298]

The uniform in the cabin room is airforce. The lego seems as though he was a senior airman. May his soul always rest in perfect peace.

[@sandih9084]

Looks like he collected pieces from places he served while in military. Awesome find

[@catb-w5212]

Oh my god that record player was amazing so cool to see it working and yet so sad to see all those memories just left there to decay ❤️🐱 from Melbourne Australia

[@ladytron1724]

It always fascinates me with abandoned homes that there is newspapers from years ago plus calendars from different eras.

[@skidude8989]

The weird thing is that someone has to own that entire property and I wonder why they would let it go like that. It seems that something catastrophic may have happened and someone just let things as is. That date of birth and death on that door indicated a 16 year old. That could be a key to something. It should not be difficult to research the owner of the property.

[@McDoobles]

Some people are busy and may live in another state or even country. There’s a KZbin channel called Cars and Cameras where they ride their mini bikes up to one of the guy’s properties that he inherited and unfortunately had no time to visit. It was ransacked.

[@DannyBlackstock.]

I found the girls grave on this site. "Kristi Lynn Lussier (1986-2002) - Find A Grave Memorial" www.findagrave.com/memorial/36002544/kristi-lynn-lussier Maybe it was the girls friend or sister that lived in that room

[@thedude8046]

Are you from the KZbin detective agency

[@mikecarpentier6419]

Students at Exeter-West Greenwich Regional High School are mourning the death of a 16-year-old student killed when the car driven by her brother skidded into oncoming traffic. State police said Kristi Lussier of Exeter was a passenger in the car driven by her 17-year-old brother, Joseph. The accident occurred at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday on Route 3 near Metcalf Elementary School. According to police, Joseph Lussier collided with the vehicle in front of him. glanced off it and crossed into the opposite lane, where his car was hit by a third vehicle. He was listed in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital this morning. Kristi Lussier was pronounced dead at the hospital following the accident. The driver of the third car suffered minor injuries. The accident remains under investigation, but police said speed appears to have been a contributing factor. No charges have beenfiled. Students at the regional high school sobbed and consoled each other in hallways and outside the main office after learning Kristi Lussier had died. Kristi, a junior, had been a cheerleader since freshman year. Several of her squad members prayed together at the accident scene Wednesday afternoon

[@pocketbeeb]

Girl's name on the door, she was 16 when she passed, her name is Kristi Lynn Lussier, if you look her up there's a couple of obituary websites. Could clue in to why the house was abandoned

[@simplymeconnie4003]

Sad.. I looked into it. Mom passed in 2011 and it looks like Dad (?) was ahem.. didn't pass peacefully in 2015

[@EleanorRigby212]

@@simplymeconnie4003 what was the dad's name? I can't seem to find his info

[@PrimeEnigma]

@@EleanorRigby212 Ronald A Lussier found it on legacy.com while searching his wife Deborah A (McCarty) Lussier who died in 2011

[@chibicat13]

She died on Dec 18th, so it was close to Christmas. Maybe the family did not take the decorations down after it happened.

[@juggalettevalerie5482]

What did the teenager die from

[@user-randi1987]

Interesting places, good video. That old record player was THE best! Thanks

[@chibicat13]

That photo at 6:57 is a painting I see often in my home of Newfoundland. It depicts life in the pre-resettlement era. If those uniforms are really from the air-force, there is a good chance this person made landings in one of 3 places in the province. Goose Bay, where there is a Air Force Base, Gander where the airport has been used for land overs and fueling for Air Force planes, or in the capital of St. Johns. Newfoundland and Labrador is no stranger to the American military, in fact they still train from time to time in Goose Bay.

[@deendrew36]

11:20…you can make out the New York Times Cook Book to the very right of the fireplace. It is the original 1969 edition! I just found one of those at a small town church sale. What a treasure! But you should have taken the clock out of there, and the books. I don’t know why exactly, but you should have. Lol

[@JosieSchuller]

Great video. Like you said, a mystery with lots of clues left behind. I love little glimpses into people’s lives, like the handwriting practice papers, Air Force uniforms and that Trailways cap was probably worn by a bus driver. Maybe the man who lived there worked for the bus company after the Air Force. The Victrola moment was awesome. Some weird stuff too like there was one painting of a river that looked totally normal but there was a lizard man in one corner 😄 the door with all the names...very strange.

[@DarkExploration]

That lizard painting was so weird haha

[@coasterblocks3420]

I imagine after the carnage of the pandemic there will unfortunately be an enormous number of abandoned properties. Very sad.

[@ryszard68]

that's part of the plan imo. A lot of rural property will be swallowed up, taxes and foreclosures will inevitably account for a huge number of abandoned properties over the next decade.

[@lisabourdier1606]

Loved seeing the old memorabilia.

[@seaislevel7233]

At 3:26 those stickers are wacky package stickers. Each one is a joke of the brand it depicts. Those are from way back in the day. Like the wash n fry sticker shown here, instead of wash and dry.

[@glennsmith3303]

I noticed that also. Wow, memories.

[@Laurslifejourney]

Info on brother MIDDLETOWN, R.I. - Friends remembered Mark J. Lussier as smart, friendly and modest about his work in the software field. What led to the former Exeter man's murder Tuesday in a low-budget motel room, allegedly at the hands of a couple with criminal records, remained under investigation Friday. Lussier's childhood friends wondered what happened to him, and why. "He was a super nice person," said Raymond DeMello Jr., who said he'd known Lussier since they'd attended Metcalf Middle School and North Kingstown High School. "I can't believe this has happened to him. Nobody should have this happen to them." Lussier's body was discovered by staff at the Quality Inn and Suites Tuesday afternoon. He was partially submerged in a bathtub, and police said it appeared he had been dead for several hours. The police found Lussier had not been alone, and began searching for two people who they believed had been with him. Todd Sullo, 41, of Providence, and Lavern Price, 49, of Newport, had also shared the room, according to police. With assistance from the U.S. Marshals and Providence police, the detectives determined that Sullo and Price left in Lussier's black Acura and headed for New York City. On Thursday, the couple were driving north on Route 95 when the Connecticut State Police spotted Lussier's stolen car near Exit 60. The pursuit led to the couple speeding up to 90 miles an hour, and then crashing in East Lyme off the Exit 73 ramp. Both were taken into police custody. Price and Sullo were arraigned Friday in New London as fugitives from justice. They will be extradited to Rhode Island to face charges of murder. Their lives contrast with 51-year-old Lussier, remembered by friends as soft-spoken and respectful. Lussier ran track and cross-country at North Kingstown High, where he graduated from in 1982. He married and divorced twice, leaving behind two daughters and two stepsons. His former father-in-law, former state Rep. Rod Driver, declined comment Thursday evening. Lussier had left New England for a large home in Mount Pleasant, S.C., where he worked for a software company, according to friends and social media posts. DeMello said that Lussier remained in touch with others in his class and returned for a reunion for Metcalf Middle School held at Goddard Park. Childhood friends learned about Lussier's death from Facebook posts by the schools he attended.

[@Laurslifejourney]

So. Wow! I love decective work 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so this house, the family have been through turmoil. I could not find a reason for passing but found kristi’s obituary, she passed aged 16 in 2002, then her brother was murdered in a motel room a few years later, then in 2011 her mum passed! Her name was Deborah. Maybe they couldn’t face the memories in that house anymore? Certainly a dark past behind that. I will add the info I found regarding her mother and brother now. Also found some very old photos, it says her husband was a bus conductor so explains the cap and uniform, also see a black and white photo of a man in a navy uniform. Happy to send it if your interested! Xx

[@mikecarpentier6419]

Students at Exeter-West Greenwich Regional High School are mourning the death of a 16-year-old student killed when the car driven by her brother skidded into oncoming traffic. State police said Kristi Lussier of Exeter was a passenger in the car driven by her 17-year-old brother, Joseph. The accident occurred at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday on Route 3 near Metcalf Elementary School. According to police, Joseph Lussier collided with the vehicle in front of him. glanced off it and crossed into the opposite lane, where his car was hit by a third vehicle. He was listed in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital this morning. Kristi Lussier was pronounced dead at the hospital following the accident. The driver of the third car suffered minor injuries. The accident remains under investigation, but police said speed appears to have been a contributing factor. No charges have beenfiled. Students at the regional high school sobbed and consoled each other in hallways and outside the main office after learning Kristi Lussier had died. Kristi, a junior, had been a cheerleader since freshman year. Several of her squad members prayed together at the accident scene Wednesday afternoon

[@melindathomas21]

So the brother was murdered??

[@lvsqcsl]

I don't think that box with a roof over it was a well. If it was a well consistent with the time these houses were constructed it would likely be a 4 foot well; that box would need to be much bigger to cover a 4 foot well. Those stickers were called "Wacky Package" stickers. I think we got those out of cereal boxes. I think they were popular when I was in 5th grade; about 1974-75. That hat above the uniform was part of a Trailways Bus Driver uniform. Seems like Claude Aiken advertised for them at some point in the late '70's or early '80's. That television, phonograph, radio combination is from the late '50's. Great video!

[@laurakorhan4178]

There are some truly vintage items in those homes. The records, the record players (entertainment units), the old books and I’m sure much more. There should be some group legally or ethically that helps sort out these abandoned homes like these and sell the antique or useable items and the proceeds go toward the estate.

[@Carballoca]

The Trailways Transportation System is a US-based network of approximately 70 independent bus companies that have entered into a brand licensing agreement. The company is headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

And bought out by Greyhound in 1987

[@athenal.mcconnell8142]

Love his videos and how respectful he is. How does he find the properties?

[@SharonMessage]

Drones?

[@juggalettevalerie5482]

omg yes you played the record player that was the absolute best thing ever home screams build in 70-80's the hard wood floor wonder if all that was original in the cabin flower wallpaper. The lady of the house clearly had a thing for Elvis I feel like grandparents lived in the first home then possibly a son w/kids?

[@richdiscoveries]

Another Incredible video, thank you for taking us on this one my friend

[@terrystrahl6006]

That TV was so cool wish I had that ! Very interesting..

[@sleeplessnight8796]

9:40 thats so cool..😮😮

[@MonicaDBrini]

Absolutely loved this one!!! Love the victrola! Y’all found a gem.

[@S.E.C-R]

There was some cool stuff in both of those places… I was surprised that most of it was still in good shape and relatively untouched.

[@karimoore106]

It makes me sad to see all this stuff left behind, especially the military stuff and pictures!

[@danodamano2581]

It'll be awsome as more and more people find this. Rooting through everything, breaking and stealing as they go. Throw up a tag ot two. Each one thinking they're the first.

[@LiviCG91]

I love that record player!!! Coolest find ever 😍

[@stateofdisorder1]

That Victrola is worth A LOT. Shame no one inherited it. Sounds like a sad family history. If there were relatives, sounds like they might not want anything to do with the place.....

[@Nowitsfound]

Creepy factor out of 100% of that voice machine is 99.5% to 99.9% lol.. was awesome

[@joannemcrae8382]

Always enjoy your explorations 🇬🇧👍

[@jonb2793]

Great video! Keep it up 👍 I just hope it doesn't get well known and get too destroyed

[@metahluna504]

Unique find - and the record player O.O oooh just loved it :D

[@michaeldecheck7004]

If you contact the American Legion in that area they may have records of that Airmen.

[@Av-vd3wk]

His name is Ronald A Lussier - His name appears on this Oct 1978 USAF Magazine for Westover AFB, Massachusetts (page 2) www.westover.afrc.af.mil/Portals/81/documents/patriot/1978/1978%20October%20Patriot.pdf

[@alanparr3499]

Trailways was an old public passenger bus line if i'm not mistaken.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

It was. Greyhound bought em out in 1987.

[@neta565]

This was a very epic video! Thank you!😁

[@3mate1]

That well is a lawn ornament. :D

[@craniumbear]

Vintage wacky packs stickers on that dresser! Sweet!

[@johnmontoya2731]

Trailways is a connected bus route after leaving Greyhound to take you to smaller towns

[@dogfromthepurplezoneoffici5182]

That music at the start scared the heck out of me

[@craniumbear]

That seccond house was very nostalgic to me.

[@shawnjak2637]

That furnace looks brand new

[@edwardjacobs4042]

Good find really enjoyed this video

[@kg6fen]

See who owns the cabin. I’d like to see it. I love places like this

[@justincase6588]

Maybe turning a copy of your photos over to the areas historical society would at least keep those pieces of history intact for all to appreciate and to learn the family history.

[@patriciaarmstrong7009]

I’ll never understand why some people think it’s ok to go into these houses with the sole purpose of vandalism.

[@Militiaman71]

Trailways was/is a charter bus company. Possibly after serving in the Air Force the person that lived there may have worked for that company.

[@sarge6870]

If he was Air Force, what's up with the 82C Army Field Artillery Surveyor Field Manual?

[@fireriding8793]

I wouldn’t have the balls to do this by myself even if it’s in the middle of the day 😳😳

[@stonemagic540]

the door is a memorial for Kristi Lussier..died at 16 ...dec 18, 2002...in a car crash..i think the list of other names are her classmates and friends

[@taylorq23]

It’s crazy to me that it says a Calendar from 2015 that you say you found that and we saw that because to me it seems like everything in here that I’ve seen so far is frozen in time I’d say to the 60s and 70s so I feel like 1987 would make the most sense

[@atomicspid2129]

Those taxidermy animals are creepy as hell. Also that record kinda sounds like the Candyman song.

[@DVincentW]

Air Force dress uniform jacket - and a Trailways bus driver's cap.

[@TonyJaboney]

Makita knew how to sell tools back in the 80's XD 4:31

[@Emma-cf4kq]

All the Elvis stuff omg!!!

[@tigerann4941]

trailways is/was a bus company here in the US. That was a bus drivers hat.

[@emmafruhauf7847]

I love you and your videos!I hope one day I can get a shout out!

[@tse90723]

Trailways is a bus company like Greyhound. Although the jacket does look military, it appears to be Airforce. The hat is a bus driver's hat.

[@SeekingSerpent6]

Wonderful place to see. I wonder if he was Station in Misawa AFB .The japanese Geisha and the planes that are flying close the snowy mountains (Which looks like Mount Fiji )made me think this and U also wrote that his mother had wrote when he was overseas . Had to maybe retire in the 60s..anyways this great and Thank U.(love the stickers that you found. They was not real ones more like joke type LOL)

[@Av-vd3wk]

His name is Ronald A Lussier - His name appears on this Oct 1978 USAF Magazine for Westover AFB, Massachusetts (page 2) www.westover.afrc.af.mil/Portals/81/documents/patriot/1978/1978%20October%20Patriot.pdf

[@SeekingSerpent6]

@@Av-vd3wk Thank U.

[@kasslove111]

every cool place

[@someguy9293]

The house was likely built in either the 40's or 50's. Likely the 50's. Who ever owned it possibly served in Korea (50-53). If the house, and TV set are any indication, the Vet. must have been 30 or 40 when he got the house, and possibly, lived in until there the mid 90's or early 00's. Either he died, and the family abandoned the house, or his family moved him to a retirement home, and thus abandoned the house. Just educated guess, and I wanted too type. Have a nice day.

[@fredjohnson2431]

Every year the basketball goal gets higher and higher.....

[@ARTinDECAY]

Trailways was a bussing company from like the 70s

[@butterfly10080]

At 7:04 my grandma has that piece of art in her house

[@lvsqcsl]

I can't help but think that someone is going to see some of these videos and recognize the places being explored. Just sayin'.

[@thedude8046]

Obviously

[@franceinegelven677]

Does anyone try to rejuvenate this priceless property. How does this happen?

[@josephagetti8122]

Omg dude lite brite ! No way i woulda ganked that shyt rightaway. Lol

[@sarge6870]

Kinda weird that there was Air Force uniforms and an Army 82C Field Manual. I'm thinking the person that lived there may have been a collector of military items. There were no military pictures or awards which is unusual for a Veteran. The cap that says "Trailways" is an old bus company.

[@MichelleJohnson-tg5lx]

My father served Air Force and He didn't display anything after 20 plus years of service.so not unusual at all

[@sarge6870]

@@MichelleJohnson-tg5lx I only say unusual because he did display a shirt and a jacket both with rank on them. I would think there would be more. I served 12 years Army and I have what my wife calls an "I love me" wall with pics and awards displayed.

[@MichelleJohnson-tg5lx]

@@sarge6870 I actually was the one to save all my father's uniforms and ribbons and medals. I passed them onto my brothers first son. However , I sadly sent the uniform for him to be buried in.

[@stateofdisorder1]

I agree with Michelle. My dad was Navy during Nam. He shows us his blues and ribbons once. Since then they have been in the closet and jewelry box. He only showed them to us because they asked. I think all people are different. My friend’s brother used to have his army gear and photos everywhere from his 3 tours in the Middle East. One day he just put it all away.

[@Av-vd3wk]

His name is Ronald A Lussier - His name appears on this Oct 1978 USAF Magazine for Westover AFB, Massachusetts (page 2) www.westover.afrc.af.mil/Portals/81/documents/patriot/1978/1978%20October%20Patriot.pdf

[@jeralan6134]

To bad people have nothing else to do but to violate someone home/property. If they find a door open, close it, and if can be locked do the right thing and lock it. You can’t tell me they don’t take things when they leave. If the house is abandon, it still belongs to someone which they are paying taxes still, wish these people would be hunted down and charged with criminal trespass with possible theft charges.

[@billiecurtis9908]

Trailways was either a bus line or airline but I'm pretty sure was a bus line back in 50's

[@carpenoctem1182]

Kristi Lynn lussier died on December 18th 2002, at just aged 16. I saw on her obituarary that she might have surviving brother. It's all very sad

[@mikecarpentier6419]

Students at Exeter-West Greenwich Regional High School are mourning the death of a 16-year-old student killed when the car driven by her brother skidded into oncoming traffic. State police said Kristi Lussier of Exeter was a passenger in the car driven by her 17-year-old brother, Joseph. The accident occurred at about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday on Route 3 near Metcalf Elementary School. According to police, Joseph Lussier collided with the vehicle in front of him. glanced off it and crossed into the opposite lane, where his car was hit by a third vehicle. He was listed in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital this morning. Kristi Lussier was pronounced dead at the hospital following the accident. The driver of the third car suffered minor injuries. The accident remains under investigation, but police said speed appears to have been a contributing factor. No charges have beenfiled. Students at the regional high school sobbed and consoled each other in hallways and outside the main office after learning Kristi Lussier had died. Kristi, a junior, had been a cheerleader since freshman year. Several of her squad members prayed together at the accident scene Wednesday afternoon

[@kimscrafttime9184]

The uniform is Air Force, the rank is either Senior Airman or Sgt.