Exploring an Abandoned House Full of Stuff Everything Covered in Green Bags *CRAZIEST EXPLORE EVER*

[@courtneyhume7918]

Bless the lady’s heart. It’s like she was preparing things for her demise. May she Rest In Peace.

[@stare6711]

Hi Courtney, yes maybe wrapping things up for when she was gone? Thanks for watching

[@phaedraleschatssontmavie2124]

Yes

[@phaedraleschatssontmavie2124]

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[@cece3194]

That's what it seems to me. She didn't want to leave behind a mess so she was bagging it all up. So very sad. All alone. Hope she knows Jesus.

[@no1tamz157]

I hope you turned the house into a lawyer of estate or someone who can do something about all those things. People gonna try or did find this house robbed it..if she had any living relatives they may not know about it.. if not close by.. she could of been someone's great aunt and they lost touch.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Looks like the lady was trying to keep things clean & tidy in her own way. It is very important for people with or without dementia to keep busy. Do not stop people with dementia from doing things like this, as long as they are safe. They are much happier with a job to do. We all need some purpose.

[@stare6711]

Yes i agree, it was nice that she had a job to do and was prpbably happy doing it.

[@cricketcricket9749]

I agree!

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

Speaking as a fairly recent owner of an early onset dementia diagnosis, I can agree 100% with that comment!!! ❤️🐈

[@jennyfoster792]

I’d love that house I hope someone gets and makes it a lovely family home and maybe put a plaque up the Green Bag ladies house x

[@sharronchild1801]

Dementia is so cruel. Bless her wrapping everything up. I wonder what was going on in her mind. I'd laugh if it weren't so sad. May she rest in peace free of such a cruel illness.

[@stare6711]

Thanks for watching Sharron, i still cant believe there was a single tea bag wrapped in a bag . . . . . . . . .

[@andy2625]

Sharron you are so right, it is a horrible cruel disease. So sad

[@pw7.088]

This dear lady was an exceptional Stewart of the belongings that she collected in her lifetime and to me at least by her carefully wrapping and bagging these things before she departed its shows a glimpse of her care and stewardship in this life . I hope she had someone to leave these things to and it gets to them in one piece.

[@stare6711]

I agree, i think she really treasured her possessions and wanted to look after them by keeping them safe in the bags. Thanks for watching

[@firecracker8071]

Beautiful yard

[@llndadischer7689]

Just imagine how long it took her to do all that , she had to have been doing this for a very long time. Sad

[@mlday6821]

Wow - I've watched 100's of exploring videos & never seen anything like this. Made me laugh & cry at the same time. I so hope there's someone to take care of the place so no one destroys it.

[@stare6711]

Hi Michele glad you enjoyed the video, it really was an unusual one to explore. I still can't believe that there was a single tea bag wrapped in a bag........unbelievable😮

[@sarahstrong7174]

Actually this place is worthy of display. It is really very artistic. This would do well as an exhibition in the Tate Modern. The bags that are knotted together made an amazing texture. Landscape artists have wrapped up parts of coastlines, buildings etc but I haven't seen any exhibitions with lots of things wrapped up in any building before. If you made a really smooth, artistic, video of this you might win some sort of award. Thankyou for sharing.

[@dorothyjones1129]

Awww poor little darling.I work with people with Dementia , in her mind she was doing something important. It's lovely you can still see her personality

[@stare6711]

Hi Dorothy, i also think that she thought she was doing something important, it gave her a purpose and something to do with her days:) Thanks for watching

[@Ms_MalRkey]

Wow...you really find some interesting explores, that's for sure! Your subscriptions should be much higher, your content is unique and your camera work is very calm. Keep up the amazing work!!

[@stare6711]

Thanks for your kind words Wendy. I try and only film interesting places with things inside rather than empty houses with just fireplaces to look at. This place however is a real one off and im soooo pleased i got to show this one to everyone:)

[@Ms_MalRkey]

It's a gem, that's for sure. Someone is going to find treasure when they legally get their hands on that lot, I reckon!

[@stare6711]

yes your right about the treasure, who knows whats inside all of those bags, it was a very nice house so im sure there will be very nice things inside some of them. Imagine how long it would take to open them all though. . . . . . . . . .

[@Ms_MalRkey]

It will take a loooong time..bless her, she made a very good job of bagging it all up.

[@phaedraleschatssontmavie2124]

@@Ms_MalRkey ifmmm

[@jennyfoster792]

Nice find ty for sharing and hope the lady is at peace bless her x

[@cynthiaalvarez7833]

This was a wonderful explore!! Thank you so much! You videotape so well!!😊

[@stare6711]

Thanks Cynthia, yes this place was certainly different to the rest, im glad you enjoyed it.

[@nikkicbex1915]

MIND BLOWING FIND!!! I really hope this location isn't too well known, i would hate to see it get trashed like so many other places

[@stare6711]

Hi Nikki, yes its a crazy place isnt it, ive never seen anything quite like it before. Imagine how many years it took her to wrap it all . . . . . . . . . .

[@nikkicbex1915]

@@stare6711 im just glad i haven't been to this house or id be there for days lol

[@ebbrahuber1718]

Probably all GREEN bags of dirty diapers. LOL. I know I should not laugh but when you opened the dog gone oven door I died laughing. Poor thing. It looks like maybe she was preparing for something. Maybe a move. She certainly stayed busy. God bless her.

[@stare6711]

Hi Ebbra, yes that place with all those bags everywhere, even in the oven, i will never forget. Im really glad i got to film it and show you guys:) Thanks for watching

[@glenyshicks8250]

It’s good because people can’t be bothered to look at all her stuff ,well done darling haha !!!.

[@stare6711]

Thanks Glenys

[@carlyncordingly7775]

It looks like she was trying to protect some of the items from getting damaged ! Wonderful!

[@carlyncordingly7775]

It would be like Christmas to me opening most of those bags! I love most of the furniture !

[@stare6711]

Hi Carlyn, yes she might have been wrapping things for protection, who knows how long it must have taken though? Thanks for watching

[@simongee8928]

The 'magnifying glass' is a lunette, worn round the neck by fashionable ladies around 120 years ago and used similar to a gentleman's monocle. The silver ring in the wee box is a serviette ring, essential at the table of the 'better' households.

[@stare6711]

Hi Simon, thanks for the info, that magnifying glass was a classy thing, heavy and well made as lots of old antiques are:) Thanks for watching

[@piche50]

I have cared for people with dementia and it is truly sad the little quirks they get into. My lady loved her sweets and her cash...I told the family when she passed they will find both hidden everywhere, I noticed there were no pictures laying around, makes you think if she had any family, Truly sad may this sweet lady RIP.

[@stare6711]

Hi Dar, very interesting what you said about your lady, i wonder why the brain makes them do things like that. Thanks for watching

[@maggi666]

This lady was a very clean hoarder.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Not hard to guess what that lady would like for Christmas! The cameras might have been so that family members could keep an eye on who was coming to the house.

[@lindadarnell2250]

I was thinking the cameras were to watch the property.

[@luceb7328]

Hello from Québec - Canada , incredible exploration ! You have a new member . So sad and funny at the same time ... Excuse my english . Pour ceux qui connaissent "La p'tite vie" , Ti-Mé ou Popa doit être extrêmement jaloux de tout ces sacs ...

[@stare6711]

Bonjour Luce, your english is great, glad you enjoyed the explore, it was a crazy place wasnt it? Thanks for watching

[@jennny112446]

Just discovered your channel during the quarantine. Love your concept and approach,. Thank you.

[@stare6711]

Hi Melanie, I’m glad your enjoying the videos during quarantine, this place was so different from other explores, it must have taken her years to wrap it all like that, even the food in the kitchen cupboards was wrapped😳 Thanks for watching

[@raygregory3476]

her family should be ashamed, that poor soul spent years compulsively wrapping things In plastic, she needed someone to spend time with her! hopefully see is now at peace!

[@jennyfoster792]

ray gregory obviously you never been with people with dementia etc and what’s saying they ain’t got bad health totally unfair to judge them

[@dorisbilley8991]

ray gregory my mom had dementia and wanted help doing things but she wouldn’t let anyone help. It was a bit of a battle to find a dr to find out what was wrong. When we did one thing the Dr said was person with Dementia think nothing is wrong it’s the people around her that know something is. It was a long hard journey. But she wouldn’t let anyone do anything with her stuff and that is when we found out hoarding was a symptom. I did what I could and really tried and be there for her my dr finally told me I had to slow down it wasn’t doing me any good. The family may have been trying and that is probably who ended up putting her in a care home when it was needed.

[@eileengalatte8505]

No doubt this lady was a hoarder but she was the most organized clean one I’ve ever seen. For you to find this is amazingly beyond belief. If she had dementia it is unbelievable she had the presence of mind to accomplish this. My guess is you will never find something like this again. Fabulous video!

[@stare6711]

Hi Eileen, yes your right, the place was very clean and organised. I wonder how long it took her to wrap it all up like that? Definitely a one of a kind place:) Glad you enjoyed the tour.

[@krisbest7846]

Everything collects dirt and dust except all her wrapped items! Very thoughtful in my opinion, we will ignore the empty containers.😬

[@stare6711]

Hi Kris, yes thats one way of stopping the dust getting on things:) Thanks for watching

[@Chrisssy2112]

Hi Darren! Happy New Year!! Miss seeing your videos so I’m watching this interesting one again 😊

[@stare6711]

Hey Chrissy Happy New Year to you too ! Yes you’ve picked a really interesting one to re -watch, I wonder what happened to this place and all the green bags within ??? I have been thinking about editing my latest explore over the last few days and now that you’ve giving me a nudge I will make sure I get to work on it really soon. It’s a fantastic time capsule full of interesting things, I’ve never seen the place on KZbin before so will be new for everyone to see:) I will look forward to seeing what you think of the place soon :)

[@Chrisssy2112]

@@stare6711 A time capsule!! I’ll wait with anticipation Darren! Thank you 🙏

[@jeanettespurrier3150]

It’s such a shame that poor lady, I really hope she has same sort of family, the.gorjess stuff in that house, And probably lots of valuables stuff. I really hope no one gets wind of this house because it will get ransacked 🤬🤬🤬, I bet it’s been a lovely family home at one time 😩😩😩. Great video

[@stare6711]

Hi Jeanette, yes its a really nice house isnt it, i didnt show the outside of the place so im hoping that no one else will be able to find it and possibly trash the place:) Thanks for watching

[@llndadischer7689]

If she has passed I hope she is resting in peace.

[@valeriamendez6517]

Impresionante !!!! Nunca había visto algo así ... Que locura 😵 Saludos desde Uruguay 👋🌟

[@susancraft7749]

Very much enjoy your videos. Keep making more. Especially loved the really old houses and things past. A glimpse into England’s past right here in my living room in Michigan! Interesting stuff!!

[@stare6711]

Hi Susan, I’m glad you enjoyed the video, this place was like nothing I’ve ever seen before. Imagine how long it must have taken her to wrap it all up like that. . . . . years probably. Thanks for watching

[@selinasteve]

The lady was tidy and organised. She had a few pics of a man, no photos of children or grandchildren. I love how beautiful everything was stacked, definitely OCD. Bless her.

[@stare6711]

Hi Selza, yes your right it was so nice and tidy and stacked very well, can’t believe nothing fell out of the cupboards when I opened them. It must have taken her years to wrap it all like that. Thanks for watching

[@maryford3743]

New to the Channel this was something to see all those bags and bags wow 😄❤i enjoy watching this 😄

[@stare6711]

Hi Mary, glad you enjoyed this place, certainly was different to other explores:) Thanks for watching

[@patriciamoore7414]

My heart cries for her! Where are her children? This is the only fear I have of getting old, being alone & loosing my facilities.

[@stare6711]

Hi Patricia, yes its sad to see, it must have taken years to do this too, i hope all her possessions end up with charity shops so the money it raises can go to a good cause:) thanks for watching

[@jennyfoster792]

Well we know she loved her bags, hoarding, Jordan’s country crisp, Nescafé and Heinz tomato soup x

[@stare6711]

Hi Jenny, yes your right with what she liked, when i first saw the Nescafe in a bag with COFFI written on it i thought she had spelt it wrong but then realised that its written in welsh as were a few of the other things in the house. Thanks for watching

[@jennyfoster792]

I’m new subscriber to you and I’m liking your videos be watching more tomorrow ty for sharing x

[@stare6711]

@@jennyfoster792 Good to know, hope you enjoy the other videos too

[@TheBichonBabe]

I really really hope there is someone who will take care of everything she left behind. The silver band in the watch box looks like a napkin ring. Great video.

[@stare6711]

Hi Sylvia, yes i hope so too, so much of it could be given to charity. Thanks for watching

[@dmcdaniel2009]

Bizare! Why has no one collected the things i wonder....most plastic i think i 've ever seen. Bless her! Whatever keeps you going i guess. Thanks again for the ongoing adventures, never stop okay and be safe and stay healthy!!

[@stare6711]

Yes its strange to think what was going on inside her head when she was doing this but like you said as long as it kept her going and motivated to do something it must have helped her get up everyday and have a purpose. Thanks for watching

[@juneliad1160]

Even so many comments you still manage to reply...thank you so much Stare......good day.😊😊

[@richard68ization]

I found it a bit creepy as my aunt did exactly the same, nearly everything in plastic bags, maybe it is more common than we know when care workers arrived every day she made excuses to make them go away,,I suppose in their heads they are trying to maintain some kind of order ??? sad :(

[@stare6711]

Hi Richard, i wonder why they decided to bag everything, was it to protect the things from dust or damage or maybe just to keep busy? Thanks for your comment and for watching

[@collidingplanetsexploring6630]

It's a pity she didn't wrap everything in bags...she could've kept the dust off it all...pmsl. Do you think at one point she may have worked for Tesco's?? Amazing video.

[@stare6711]

I'm glad you enjoyed watching it as much as I did filming it. Amazing place

[@joanpashinsky-greve8760]

Wow that was crazy I wonder if family members were wrapping everything when she died ? I wish I new the story of the green bags

[@siobhanmurphy6810]

Yeah it would have taken a long time at least everything is preserved and won't go mouldy keep them comming love your explores 😘👍❤️

[@stare6711]

Hi Siobhan, im glad you enjoyed the tour, doubt i will ever see another like this again:) Thanks for watching

[@procta2343]

Alzheimers can change someone with in a matter of months, my nana has it, as soon as she diagnosed with it, that was it. That person was gone sadly, just an empty shell. The hardest thing is packing someone's place up, while they are still alive. Me and my mum had to do that, while my nana was put into a care home. One thing though with her bagging up, will make things easy to move. I was surprised that the electric was still been supplied to the house, id have thought that would have been the 1st thing to be cut off. Unless some one is paying for the bill still and looking at starting to move stuff soon.

[@dianelafreniere1362]

Wow.....that was a fantastic find! I’ll bet those studying medicine and/or psychology would be interested in this! Great filming! Subbed!

[@stare6711]

Hi Diane, yes this place is a real one off, different from anything else ive ever seen. I wonder how long it took her to wrap it all? Thanks for watching

[@llndadischer7689]

You know what's sad , all that stuff could have been donated to the needy especially clothes and instead its just gonna sit there and rot. What a waste.

[@marklittler784]

Maybe she bagged it for the needy for when she died.

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

This video gives me a few interesting thoughts….I am the owner of a recent early onset dementia diagnosis myself and I can say that my living quarters are likely to look much the same one day. I’ve been blessed to have no real issues yet (although I’m certain I have a small gremlin in the place that loves to move things around from time to time. Why hasn’t anyone come to clear the place for sale? As you said, it still seems a fairly nice place. Such a shame to have all of her hours of hard work go to waste! ❤️🐈

[@dlodge4966]

Neatest hoarder ever, that is really a nice house, hopefully someone buys it and makes it a livable home! Are you sure the bags in the safe were empty ? They looked folded

[@stare6711]

I didnt actually check the bags in the safe. . . . Oops, perhaps they were full of folded cash:) Thanks for watching

[@camaragus]

Incredible!♻️

[@stare6711]

Hi Gus, im glad you enjoyed the tour, it was indeed an incredible place:) Thanks for watching

[@camaragus]

@@stare6711 yes 👍😊🏚

[@andy2625]

Hi Stare, I agree with a lot of the comments on here that Dementia & Alzheimer's is a terrible & druel disease that takes away everything that you once knew. This lady had a wonderful home & by the looks of it was very successful in life until the disease took over her, sad because any one of use could succumb to it.

[@stare6711]

Hi Andrew, well said, it really is an aweful disease but i think she found pleasure in wrapping things and she certainly did a good job of it too. Thanks for watching

[@llndadischer7689]

Omg can you imagine being the one to open all those bags to see what's in them ? I myself would love to lol im curious that way lol

[@stare6711]

Hi Linda, yes imagine opening all those bags, it would be like christmas over and over, bet there would be some cool stuff in them though:)

[@Chrisssy2112]

It looks to me that this poor lady not only having dementia, she had an OCD problem as well. So sad. A very interesting explore Darren. 😊

[@stare6711]

Hi Chrissy, this place was so different and really not what i expected to see inside, she even wrapped up the food in the kitchen. . . . . It must have taken her years of her life to do this. Doubt i will ever see another one like this, certainly one i wont forget:)

[@dorothyjones1129]

Do you know what really annoys me is the fact that noone even noticed that she needed help,that is some serious activity wrapping all that stuff,it must of spanned over years ,it's very very sad.I think she must of been a lovely lady back in her days.Nobody has even sorted her house even if she had no family.Do you know more about her story and why it's abandoned? I can see she had neighbors who does nt notice a real need for help?so sad and really cross

[@calithunder]

Poor sweet lady :( She probably wasnt able to do much with her condition. Makes me sad thinking that she was possibly bored and lonely. The green is really alarming on the eyes....!

[@stare6711]

Hi Stephanie, I still wonder why she wrapped it all and what was going on inside her head to make her do it, it must have taken her years to do it all. Thanks for watching

[@judithziari8197]

How very sad. Makes you wonder what was going through her mind when she was rapping all of her posetions. Dementia is so cruel. Thank you for sharing this ladies home.

[@stare6711]

Hi Judith, yes its a cruel thing to have, imagine wrapping things everyday for years . . . . . . . .Thanks for watching

[@christineingram55]

It’s so sad but I suppose it was her way of organising everything for when she goes so no one else had to do it..I just hope I never get it it’s a terrible thing to have ..Amazing house though ☺️

[@stare6711]

Hi Christine, yes she was very organised with writing on each bag of the contents. Thanks for watching

[@jennyfoster792]

Wow she definitely a hoarder and bless her if be scared of finding a dead body, definitely had ocd, looks a lovely home x

[@dorisbilley8991]

Jenny Foster I was told with my mom becoming a hoarder it was a symptom of Dementia. She did a lot of odd things as well that only made sense to her. Miss her

[@babsspeed7999]

Does anyone know if places like this are sold or can be bid on? How could we search this place?

[@marklittler784]

Video camera in the window seems a big old thing wonder if it was for the lady to keep an eye on things.

[@kafka6451]

At least she had a purpose. Bless her.

[@stare6711]

Hi Kafka, yes your right, at least she had a reason to get up in the morning. Thanks for watching

[@llndadischer7689]

And she even labeled the bags ?? Wow

[@suefilby1511]

Before you looked at the pearls you looked at a silver object, it’s a napkin ring. Like the video by the way, interesting

[@stare6711]

Hi Sue, yes a napkin ring, that makes sense, thanks for the id and thanks for watching

[@jelainna]

This was so interesting to me. I wonder if she had a bit of OCD with possibly being a germaphob? It looks like she really cared for her possessions and wanted to keep everything safe and tidy. I would love to know more on this. Thank you for sharing!

[@stare6711]

Hi Jelainna, i think you could be right about her being a germaphob, maybe thats why she wrapped everything up? Thanks for watching

[@conniegoldthwait1463]

Very sad, indeed. But very interesting, none the less. I hope she found some pleasure in doing this.

[@stare6711]

Hi Connie, im sure she did find pleasure in wrapping up everything, i guess in her mind there was a reason for it and she certainly did a good job of it too. Thanks for watching

[@llndadischer7689]

You know old people use to hide money in books because they didn't trust banks ?

[@davsanesyalar8157]

Well i have less than 1000bucks of money and i stash in little box i hide it so well so if any burglar comes in my house it will be hard to find but it will be also hard for good intentions too

[@rodagrail3231]

Incredible place...very interesting...thx

[@stare6711]

Hi Roda, I’m glad you enjoyed the tour of the place. I agree with you about how interesting it was, just imagine what was going on inside her head to make her do this. . . . . . . it must have taken years to cover everything like that. Thanks for watching

[@karenquinn452]

I feel bad for like she was packing with no place to go in her mind bless her may she be in peace

[@stare6711]

Hi Karen, all the bags in this place must have taken her years and years to do, I wonder what she was thinking she was going to do when she had finished. . . . .poor lady:(

[@stormchaser300]

Alzheimer's and dementia is so sad at least she would not remember anything in her last days. the green bags in the safe would probably have money wrapped up in them?

[@stare6711]

Um yes you could be right with the bags in the safe. . . . . . . . Wish id have checked them now:( Thanks for watching

[@stormchaser300]

@@stare6711 you are welcome i am a new subscriber from New Zealand feel free to cheek out my channel.i wish we had cool houses like you find. Here in New Zealand.

[@fiona6561]

Shame the safe wasn’t locked.....I’d love to think of someone unsavoury taking hours to open it, to find it was just filled with green bags 😁

[@stare6711]

Ha ha yes that would have been funny:) Thanks for watching

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

That drawer was for jewelry and/or other valuables. My grandma had one quite similar. My fingers itch to go through all of those bags! What unknown treasures to be found. (Tell me, my friend, was the area hit by a desperate shortage of toilet rolls and/or plastic bags?? 😳😳

[@llndadischer7689]

Can you just imagine what's in all those bags ?

[@mariadelpilargonzalezperez2519]

Desde Argentina me encantan tus exploraciones, soy nueva en tu canal éxitos

[@siobhanmurphy6810]

I would call that ocd i have never seen an abandonded house with soooo many bags and green ones every where preserving things is good isn't it 🙄🤔

[@stare6711]

Hi Siobhan, yes she certainly tried preserving things, i wonder how long it took her to wrap it all? Thanks for watching

[@billiekruse7704]

So sad she was certainly trying to save things. Hopefully for her loved ones

[@stare6711]

Hi Billie, yes your probably right, maybe she was keeping things safe for her family. Thanks for watching

[@toniburns8059]

This was certainly different! But for once everything was clean! Not really any damage to the house that you showed us. It would be a dream for her family to come in and take everything because it’s all wrapped and ready to go! Seems to me that she must’ve been content doing what seemEd to be an important job to her. Is the house up for sale? It looks to be in a very nice neighborhood. I wish you had gone a little bit slower when you were showing the books. They looked like beautiful books but you didn’t let us see what they were. Thank you so much for your hard work. Be careful.

[@toniburns8059]

I forgot to mention how much I laughed when you saw the safe was full of green bags! Precious!

[@stare6711]

Thanks Toni, yes i noticed when i watched the video back that you couldnt really make out the books properly so in future videos i will make sure i go slower. The house is still just sat there and not for sale, im not sure what is going to happen to it? Certainly different to other places wasnt it:)

[@D2D_URBEX]

Nice video and good find 👌

[@stare6711]

It's always interesting taking a peek into someone's life but this one was soooo unusual and very different from the norm. Thanks for watching

[@stevenlfireworks]

So sad to see the interesting items she tried to save are deteriorating after being around for so long. Doesn't look like it will be too long before mould and rot take over and the building collapses completely. Pity the items can't be saved for a museum. There are certainly unique items.

[@stare6711]

Hi Stephen, yes I also hope that the items in this place can be saved one day as they are all probably in great condition being put in bags like that. Hopefully whoever buys or inherits the place will donate it all to charity:) Thanks for watching

[@stevenlfireworks]

Do you know if the building has been sold/still standing?

[@Tristan_högberg]

God, it must have taken years and years just to buy all those bags.Also taken years and years to bag and label everything.Amazing

[@stare6711]

Hi Graham, yes your right about the time it must have taken her to do this, years and years, even the food in the cupboards was bagged and labelled. I really don’t think I will ever see another place like this again, it was certainly memorable:) Thanks for watching

[@SuHunter1993]

13:14 "I'm nuts about recycling"... Are you kidding me?

[@stare6711]

Ha ha yes Great spot, i didnt notice that myself:) Thanks for watching

[@evamettethors3388]

This house is amazing and the garden was nice to.I don't see any dust so I don't think that house has been abandoned for a long time.

[@theresasauli973]

Great explore. My heart breaks for her family...just curious, was there not a basement?

[@stare6711]

Hi Theresa, sorry only just noticed your message, no there wasnt a basement in the house but if there was im sure it would have been full of. . . . . . . . . .green bags:)

[@amuck555]

One of the bags in the wardrobe said, ‘Cream Wool Blanket + Moths’. 😀

[@stare6711]

Hi Amy, ha ha no way, thanks for that:)

[@neweyes777]

One thing is for sure, if and when the roof caves in her belongings will be safe from the mold for a while.

[@cece3194]

It's just so sad that nobody cared enough about her to help her. Now there's no one to leave the home or things to. So sad.

[@stare6711]

Can you imagine how long it took her to wrap it all. . . . . . . Even the food in the kitchen cupboards were all bagged too. I hope someone will be able to donate everything to charity one day:) Thanks for watching

[@judytramel6263]

Oh my gosh. They loved green.

[@judytramel6263]

I love red. LOL

[@stare6711]

Hi Judy, but is your house as red as hers is green:)

[@bettygitzke4131]

This place made me sad.😪

[@stare6711]

Hi Betty, sorry this place made you sad, hopefully all this stuff inside can be donated to charity and the profits will go to a good cause. Thanks for watching

[@bettygitzke4131]

Stare the reason I thought it was sad because it looked like someone had some kind of mental illness...

[@ongscott831]

The house looked newish and kind of modern and seem to be in a good neighborhood, would make someone a real fab home but however it got to be in such a poor state before someone doing something to it. The owner must have 🤪🤯 issues?? even the safe was full of the green bags !the house was spotless too so wonder why ? What’s happen to the owner! Didn’t think he’s married and got kids to pass on this . I love the house . Xxx

[@bustermustaffa6594]

I bet there was money in the safe wrapped up with green bags lol

[@stare6711]

Ha ha, yes you could be right, wish id have checked now:)

[@davecooke914]

So sad old dear if she had family sud be a shamed of them self's letting her live that way

[@stare6711]

Yes your right, its not a nice way to spend the last years of your life. Thanks for watching Dave

[@sarahstrong7174]

She was doing what she wanted & probably a lot happier than if she was plonked in an armchair in some home doped up to the eyeballs, to keep her quiet because she became bored & agitated.

[@MissMaggie246]

The house appeared to be in very good shape. It’s hard to believe there wasn’t family to take care of things...there were plenty of antiques. I hope vandals never find it!

[@stare6711]

Hi Leone, ive never told anybody else about the location of this place so i hope it stays off the radar and doesnt get found by vandals. Thanks for watching

[@marklittler784]

Description should be house with bags of stuff! looooool

[@rowdeo8968]

Your camera is awesome. It is so steady and clear. The woman had dementia and ocd combined.

[@stare6711]

Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching

[@dorisbilley8991]

When my mom had dementia she got quite paranoid I wonder if that is why the cameras? We didn’t know my mom had dementia until my dad passed away then it got very bad. We knew something was wrong so did my dad. My mom kept buying things and her house got so packed plus I found in her bedroom where she would drop off her groceries in there and forget about them. She couldn’t organize anymore but she would try. My mom was always worried people were going to steal her things, I wonder if that was what this lady was maybe doing covering things up so they wouldn’t get stolen. Though my mom did a lot of odd things too but it seemed logical to her. I have to say the place is pretty clean other then the bags. I wonder if someone is coming in and am doing that because there doesn’t seem to be any dust.

[@stare6711]

Hi Doris, thanks for that, its interesting to hear your mom was worried about things getting stolen, maybe thats why this lady decided to wrap everything up so people couldnt steel from her, it certainly would explain why she had cameras pointing outside. Thanks for your thoughts:)

[@dorisbilley8991]

Stare my mom was very paranoid. A door to door alarm salesmen sold my mom a security alarm etc that she couldn’t work. The type of dementia my mom had made her hallucinate as well.

[@erickagarcia3592]

@@dorisbilley8991 so sad!😪😪

[@aasmasoso]

Doris Billey I would like to ask you one thing only is how is your mom right now...I hope she is doing fine dear

[@dorisbilley8991]

@@aasmasoso she passed away last July, thank you for asking. I went and saw her often, I am glad the time we did get to spend together, when it was hard to understand her, usually I could get tne gist of it and respond but if I didnt know I would smile when she did, laugh etc. Sometimes we just sat in ner room and watched tv togetner.

[@marklittler784]

29:14 Dont get it the garden looks well groomed and the green bins in the driveway! 😈

[@stare6711]

Hi Mark, yes the front garden looked ok but the back garden lawn was quite overgrown. Maybe someone was keeping the front garden tidy so it didnt look abandoned? I didnt even notice the bins on the driveway and of course they were also GREEN:)

[@marklittler784]

@@stare6711 Yeah probably a green fingered fanatic on day release from broadmoor

[@traceysuggers2201]

Oh bless her may she rest in peace 🙏🏻❤️

[@ruthmeme3866]

I lost it when you found the sink wrapped.

[@stare6711]

Ha, yes I was shocked by the sink too, it was so neatly wrapped though wasn't it🙂 Thanks for watching

[@ongscott831]

Now I knew where all the green bin bags gone! they were from a local council so therefore the people who’s own the property must at one time either work for the local council and collected all them rubbish bags which they used to give to the council rental or the areas they have no big bins to used. If you guys looked at the front on the bag you will be able to tell. So i think the owner was a rubbish collector or knew someone who’s working for them to be able to bring so many rolls of them green bags!!

[@TheLadyT23]

It's not 'crazy' she was organising in bags because that was her way of feeling in control. The shower in the bathroom wouldn't have been used while she had dementia because dementia or Alzheimers patients are afraid of the water on their heads. God rest her soul, she did an amazing job of labelling her things neatly and in order too. Very sad, but hopefully it gave her some comfort doing her job of wrapping and organising.

[@dorisbilley8991]

I was thinking before you opened the safe that there were probably bags in there

[@TheSwords99]

I wonder if she also may have had a germ phobia. Some type of OCD.

[@stare6711]

Hi Craig, yes you could be right which might explain why the sink was wrapped up and not used? Thanks for watching

[@davidwebb5798]

OCPD I’m guessing

[@debwilson5236]

She was probably a well organised lady before the dementia took over I cared for beautiful ladies like her in a hospice until I became disabled I would love a beautiful house like this she wasn’t dirty god bless her rest in eternal peace. Could you please respect her belongings

[@bigmak11969]

Maybe she had $$$ wrapped in those bags in the safe. She wrapped everthing else.

[@stare6711]

Hi Mike, yes i really should have checked those bags in the safe. . . . . .youve got me wondering now:)

[@tessiewallace3897]

It must of took her years to wrap that much stuff up like that..God Rest Her Soul..

[@stare6711]

Hi Tessie, yes just imagine how long it must have taken her to wrap it all like that, some things were in multiple bags too, I wonder why she did it. . . . maybe she thought it would help protect it all?

[@tessiewallace3897]

@@stare6711 Yes makes you wonder maybe she was trying to prepare for when shtf...idk but there is no telling what all is in there,,makes you kinda of curious..Loved it anyways...Way to go..💖💖