ABANDONED Mansion Hidden In The Woods - You Won’t Believe What’s Inside!!!

One night in February of 1982, rural Georgia police got a disturbing 911 call from a mother in panic. Her 16 year old son Thomas had just been brutally stabbed to death while he was asleep in bed. When Georgia dispatch showed up to the grisly scene, they discovered the teenager had been murdered by his 14 year old sister, Rachel and she was nowhere to be found.
And we later found out, she didn't only intend of killing her brother that night.. she also had plans of killing her parents but because of the screams of her brother as he was being stabbed to death, she panicked, dropped the knife and escaped out the back door and ran into the woods.
So a little bit about Rachel, she seemed like a normal 14 year kid, she made decent grades in school, she was quiet, but from the outside looking in, nothing seemed out of the ordinary
BUT According to interviews with Rachel's siblings, she was very troubled from an early age, she didn't really have any friends, and she spent most her time alone in her room
but as she got older, Rachel became more and more reclusive and it was around this time, she developed a fascination with Satanic worship and began practicing satanic rituals in her bedroom, right next to her brother Thomas' room. And to this day, her parents blame the murder solely on Rachel's Satanic practices.
HOWEVER the plot to this story gets even thicker… check this out-
in later interviews with 2 of Rachel's siblings, they introduced new details to this story that paints a much broader picture of what might have truly been going on the household. They claim that from the age of 7, Rachel along with her younger sister was being molested and abused by Thomas
But that's not all
Allegedly, Rachel's FATHER, had also been molesting the two girls. Her father of course denies these claims and says that the devil made Rachel do it and not perhaps years of sexual, emotional, and physical torment she had to endure before she finally snapped and devised a plan to murder her own brother and parents.
During the very brief investigation and court proceeding Rachel's story of what happened to her as a child matched perfectly with what her two siblings claimed… nevertheless, she was giving a harsh sentencing to 28 years in a mental facility in Florida.
Apparently after the murder, the family moved pretty from the small Georgia town and never really looked back… understandably so. But here's another kicker- they left everything inside the 1884 home and they didn't sell it either. Grant it, I imagine it'd be a tough sell considering what happened there.
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[@catwoman2596]

Thank you for not posting too much info regarding location. I'd hate to see things stolen from there.

[@jkm1611]

If people ONLY think of stealing thats just sick. I actually like knowing where these stories are. Not so I can go there and steal but so I have a visual of the person.

[@ursachan7988]

Stolen from a house of horrors. If what he say is true , we can’t even imagine how much these little girls suffer in there! To the point to kill the abuser his own brother and maybe father too!

[@craighess848]

It is amazing being close to the road that looters havent gone in a took all those valuables. Strange.

[@rosem7925]

​@@ursachan7988 yes and there may be bad energy attached to some or all of those things left behind...alot of that is rare & antique but you still have be careful about what might be attached to some of those things kinda eerie..but also would love to have collected some of those things myself..

[@MariaSilva-vh2po]

@@ursachan7988 ,amei o video ,mais não entendo o idioma de vcs, sou do Brasil, leio os comentários que são traduzidos em português Brasil, na vdd a história contada eu não sei o que realmente aconteceu, cheiro ,

[@ruthpullis9279]

Oh my God I remember that like it was yesterday. She was 16 years old pregnant with twins. They found her in a motel room I don't remember if she was with her brother at the time or she was with another man and she had her cat with her. She would not go anywhere without that cat because that was her life. That was a very sad day in 1982. I don't know what happened to her children.

[@louannelawson4916]

Yes I would like to know more about this information as well.

[@shariboyle1166]

Yes, I would like to know more about this story too!

[@bettynewton6160]

I’d love to know more also. About the the girl and her children, but also about the owners of the house, the house itself and how the beautiful furniture was acquired.

[@ruthpullis9279]

The Corpsewood murders 40 years later Georgia 1982

[@FaithLezy-qc5dn]

Do you know who owns it? I would like to buy it.

[@ageorgiapeach9442]

Many people paint their porch ceilings blue to prevent wasp nests. The wasps think it’s sky so will not build nests on the ceiling and walls. I don’t know if it really works. Great video.

[@swannoir7949]

I thought it was to keep evil spirits away.

[@Isa_quenby]

That’s what I was thinking. Where I live in Georgia we paint it blue to prevent/reduce insects from taking up residence.

[@angelajoleefloria2564]

Hmmm... I never heard that before.

[@maxiecolston7551]

It was to keep evil spirits away... Wtf did you get wasp nest from. Lmao.

[@Isa_quenby]

@@maxiecolston7551 maybe that’s where you grew up. Nobody was saying it was wrong. Just saying there are more than one reason depending on where you grew up and belief system. There’s no need to come in hot like that.

[@plaguewifedaydreamingastro8411]

I grew up in an abusive household and this gave me the freakin willies. If those children were telling the truth, i can imagine the insane gaslighting, the facade of a perfect family their parents and broter presented, and the constant terror of one of them snapping. I hope theyve found peace.

[@MsBonijoni]

. . ✨ omg I felt exactly what you described . . I could sense a foreboding within the walls of this house, it’s dense like the heavy emphasis on brown wood and heavy furniture sucking all of the air out of the rooms . . 🔜Exit, stage left !

[@cathygoodrich9995]

Nobody has died in that house, at all!

[@irenemagill4890]

One never knows, each person has their own truth.😊

[@lutherdowe1526]

Its not true.

[@ramdaniouafaa9781]

💔🌷

[@hailysims3706]

You are my favorite Explorer! You give some history on the property, you just don't scan the room, you EXPLORE it! I love when you open the drawers and allow us to view what's hidden. So happy to have found your channel! Thank you for the content you put on here for us to watch and thank you for your effort in finding these places and sharing!

[@loraineriddell7157]

I love the way you appreciate antiques and take such an interest in old abandoned houses. It's very sad to see how much these places are vandalised though ....

[@veronicavillar6873]

So far yours ( channel ) is the 1st one I've encountered telling/narrating the story behind the abandoned houses/ mansions/ etc. Congratulations for doing this! Photos aren't enough, it can be vividly understood if there's a narration of truth, of what happened really!

[@cindiluvohsen4126]

It's crazy how every room was filled with furniture and other things, but the little boys' room was in disarray . Cool video. Thanks for sharing. ( :

[@florflower5647]

You are so good telling the story behind the abandoned properties..wow 👍

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much!!! I’ve always had a passion for stories. This is such a high compliment!

[@07jeepgirl]

What’s with the big stain on the eagle quilt?

[@NoeyRose]

Weird. A friend actually showed me this video after I showed her the listing that this place was for sale. Checking the area: there is no such murder listed anywhere even near the property in the 80s. Checking the comments, no other explorers have the same story and the "stab marks" in the doll only showed up with this particular explorer. I'm going to check in with the realtor, but the story matched with this place is sus.

[@ThePhantomGamerForever]

Woah!!!! That's really creepy.

[@Bush_Fam]

Why did you find out?

[@NoeyRose]

@Bush_Fam unfortunately so far nothing else. It's farther than we wanted, and the holidays have caught up so we haven't contacted anyone yet.

[@Bush_Fam]

@@NoeyRose okay sounds good. This is like one thing I just want closure and answers too lol.

[@snowwhite5842]

I’m thinking about going to tour the property, legally, as a prospective buyer. I have fallen in love with this place. I have searched the internet as well as GA state archives and found no such story. The closet thing was a 1982 murder of a 14 yo girl by a Georgia couple. Had nothing to do with this place. The only place you find this story is on YT by urban explorers.

[@MissDsPlace]

34:46 ---> reminds me of when My dad once said "Anyone can go through life getting all the things they want,...Yet nothing they truly need"...Beautiful treasures, sad story...Thank you for sharing. thumbs up!!

[@lsct07]

Seeing all the beautiful antiques you find is amazing, but it breaks my heart to think they are left their to rot!

[@queen_sophie7515]

Why don’t you show the newspaper clips about the case? It’s easy to say it happend but were is the proof?

[@DZNTMR]

Because there aren't any that I can find. No 1982 murder of any brother by any sister, in Georgia or anywhere. It should be easy to find with the whole satanic angle. But there just isn't any newspaper article anywhere.

[@harleygurl5698]

Yeah I tried looking it up and there is absolutely nothing that shows a 14yr old girl murdered her brother in 1982 in Georgia. Would live to see his proof of where he got that info from. Seems pretty made up

[@joshuasjericho3915]

That's cause it NEVER HAPPENED & youtubers make shit up like this for more views! 😒

[@harleygurl5698]

@@joshuasjericho3915 than you! That's what I been saying

[@teekay698]

Also this looks like a garbage dump. Its not like people would buy more stuff to make piles before they leave it. Where did all these come from?

[@tahaoz2122]

What I like most about this channel is that I can learn about the stories of these abandoned places. This and the presentation skills are the major differences between this channel and its counterparts.

[@wanderlustXwonder]

I totally agree! He really takes the time to tell us the story, and he is so respectful when he walks through the houses.

[@hippyhop3913]

I agree too, it’s great to know the story behind the building …makes it much more fascinating to watch ..

[@robertholt3996]

You should also check out The Proper People if you haven't already. Very similar in terms of quality of content.

[@lauralaura2293]

Same to me...❤

[@cricketmusic62]

I can't believe you think this house interior is in this condition. I've had to stay in hotels that didn't look this good. 😂

[@sgayle6689]

Your voice, AND the way you use your voice, are excellent. You are wonderful at doing this kind of work you do. Thank you 🌺🌻🌿

[@dougg1075]

Fascinating that in the woods there is somebody’s world. Or what used to be their world.

[@NYCuda]

back when this hour was built, the kithen was seperated from the main living space by a breaze way - hence the inclosure of what would have been a porch conecting the two areas of the house. This was done to keep the heat out of the main part of the house during the summer in southern homes.

[@absatwell8163]

The unfortunate thing about the antiques is that the kids don’t want them. I have several beautiful pieces. Told my child who is 22 I would haunt her if she didn’t at least take her great grandmothers desk. Her namesake. People buy them up for cheap and paint them for resale. 🤯 They want all this new looking furniture, but with the antique quality which you can’t find at a retail store.

[@JeremyXplores]

It’s so crazy to me that people paint over the beautiful wood grain and cover up all the character

[@absatwell8163]

@@JeremyXplores It makes me cringe, but I’m fairly sure it will happen to all the pieces I have when I get dead. The good thing is, I won’t know. 🤣

[@maryfowler360]

My kids don’t want anything when I die. Kids and grandkids now days don’t see the sentimental value in our stuff like we do. I’m 64 and have my mama’s cookie jar that she was given on her 16th birthday by the jewel t man

[@NCAdventuress]

@@JeremyXplores The younger generations don't want anything that reminds them of their grandmother. It's an entirely new world.

[@raer.9291]

You are so right!!!

[@serenityinhim]

Technically the home belongs to her if no one claims it or is still alive. I really would love to be able to research this story and see where she is now…phenomenal video and your narrative and videography skills are impeccable!! Thank you for ALL you do to bring us these wonderful video stories! ❤❤ God bless you! -christine

[@queenofhearts6127]

The story is fabricated. This home recently sold to a new owner (who has been informed about this video) and there is no record of a murder according to the GA police.

[@kathyweddle4874]

What happened to the girl that went to jail? She would be out of jail by now. What about her other siblings? Why wouldn’t anyone come back or tell their story? How were you given permission to investigate the house? Sorry, so many questions! Please…I want/need to know more!

[@shadowbaby4312]

Same

[@cheyennef3401]

same what happened to the girl ?

[@alissamcphetridge5357]

These old homes with the old antiques, and the stories are Amazing! Why doesn’t these families at least sell the antiques to preserve the history of these time periods? I’m just an antique furniture lover and it makes my heart hurt to see them just be left behind! Your channel is Awesome!

[@rachelbowskill4165]

You are completely underrated as a channel. You Are a great story teller and I really enjoyed watching this video . You are a lovely chap 👦

[@debragat]

Absolutely love your story telling on your explores, you truly bring the viewer into the place to experience what you do. A huge th from Ontario CANADA

[@catsooey]

There’s a lot of strange things about this video. I’m amazed at the lack of mold, dust and decay in a 40 year old abandoned house. And the tv is also very old for 1982. I know black and white tv’s were still around and many places still felt like the 1940’s, but it’s worth pointing out. I was born in the late 70’s and growing up you could still feel the presence of the earlier decades - the 40’s, even the 30’s and earlier in some places. Time moved so much slower and consume electronics and technology were fairly stagnant. People had tube tv’s, cable was brand new so that was a luxury, my grandparents had old furniture dating back to the 19th century - it was just different. The ‘modern age’ as I refer to it didn’t start until 1988 or so. That’s when cd’s, newer looking cars and tv’s, etc became more common. Kind of a microcosm of the way progress was very slow prior to the 20th century, and then suddenly the world was completely changed.

[@rociocaceresjuradodelosrey9179]

I felt as you, and I also had a very strange feeling frovv the house.

[@allisgrace1313]

I really like how you summed up the difference that existed before the late 80s. I can definitely agree with that. Especially being in the rural north. I get pretty nostalgic for the earliest days of my youth, being born in '81, which I remember very clearly. The early 80s into which I was born was a different world than the late 90s of which I graduated. God bless you.

[@Liyah.s.1803]

@@allisgrace1313I love this insight. I am only 19 and was born in 2003… that’s far aways different from what I’ve ever seen. It’s just so strange to live in such a modern world now where that house is still left off in the early 1982. Just doesn’t seem real to me. Things are beyond different, and I do wish I could experience it

[@allisgrace1313]

@@Liyah.s.1803 Keep seeking wisdom, my young friend. By your comment I get the impression that you are already wise beyond your years. Modernity had already stolen so much from you that you may just be getting glimpses of. I encourage you to look into the thoughts of G.K. Chesterton. Are you familiar with him? A good place to start might be his book Orthodoxy. Also, I encourage you to look into what was REALLY going on with the French Revolution. And then WWl and the aftermath. This will help you start to understand this world you have grown up in. All in not as it seems. Might I pray for you Aaliyah? And if so, what prayer would you place on my heart? May God richly bless you and yours.

[@LauraDiamondWise]

Your summation of the video, and the tracking of time, is beautifully stated. I was born in 1965, and, while I had parents who loved me, they were not very good parents. I come from a violent background, that said, this video resonated much of what I experienced, murder aside. My childhood was a battlefield and time moved slowly. What you said about the shifting of the era is so true, but I would take it a little further back to about 1985. That’s about the time when the glitz and aerobic fitness craze that marked the’80’s came upon us. Even so, I agree with you that everything after 1988 would seem to move as if it were an HG Wells novel. We are living in a age now, in which, fashion and design borrows from times long since past.

[@scottsmith9192]

I cannot find a thing on Google, absolutely nothing, about this story. I searched and searched. I searched youngest killers list, I searched all murder victims in Georgia dating back to the 1800s, nothing.

[@Unknown-jy7ku]

It means your research are weak 😕

[@joshuasjericho3915]

This youtuber is a STRAIGHT UP LIAR Scott great job on exposing this jerk for making shit up for views! Pathetic! So many idiots believing him blinding! 🙄

[@tngal121]

So who owns all of the things inside houses like this that you explore? So many priceless memories and beautiful pieces that are just sitting there and rotting. That seems sad to me. Would anyone not claim it? Thanks for these videos! 🧡🤍

[@libertymichel7649]

I would love to claim it! It is very sad to see it all sitting just rotting away!

[@jm1551701]

Many States have laws that pertain to abandoned structures, that after a certain amount of years, and if the front and rear doors are not secured , no maintained or any attention for that matter will deem a house or building abandoned and pretty much finders keepers, and also there are ton's of back property taxes owed to the county of said property, and the counties are not interested in the contents of the building, , I am sure they could have back in the day found a buyer, specially for a low price, there is a market for everyone, but now the county most likely will just level the home and all its contents into a big hole that's what usually happens to make room for future condos or of the like, emanate domain will kick in, it happened recently in my town dozens of old farm houses with no one claiming the properties where leveled to make room for a new highway, I explored some of these homes of which also contained all furnishings and belongings of former tenants all leveled and put into big holes, again EMANATE DOMAIN so that is usually the fate of a lot of these old homes, in the case of this house any families' can of course come and take any of things if any one is still alive, but it's not like anyone is going to make a Police report of theft of anything taken from this house I know this is long winded but it owes explanation I am a retired LEO, so I know a little about the subject, and also if there are no , NO TRESSPASSING signs posted that matters as well, Police just don't want usually a bunch of kids hanging out there where they could get hurt in a decaying structure .

[@renitajohnson8422]

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[@veruca41]

If anyone wanted to try to purchase anything from this house, I would suggest they research the property's tax records. There may still be an owner listed for it.

[@horsegonewild]

@@veruca41How would one get the address of the property to research?

[@SusB2Ya]

I'm a new viewer of your videos and have truly enjoyed them. This one truly resonated with me being an older person; it could have very well been the home I grew up in. The art work you were curious about was very common in the 70s- hand crafts were VERY popular. Macrame, ceramics, etc and was found in almost every home. The folded flag you found in the dresser drawer is what is presented to the family of a person in service upon death at their funeral. I still have the one presented to Mama when Daddy died and it will be handed down to my son. The cabinet in the bathroom you admired is a French style vanity and the gold on it is referred to as 'gilding'. That was a symbol of craftmanship and status to have gilded items. You can tell older things were made with craftsmanship, made with quality to last. Even electronics like the tvs. We had repairmen who would come out and repair our tv rather than throw it away and buy another. That was true of most everything we bought and owned and, honestly, I long for those times again. We took pride in what we owned, saving to purchase, taking our time picking items out based on how long it would last, could it have multiple uses, etc. I hope the younger generations will try some kind of craft whether it be wood working, ceramics, whatever, and start this trend again and get us away from a throw away society. It's a wonderful feeling making something with your hands; knowing you are contributing something of beauty and use to the world. I have to admit, while watching your videos I do correct you on some things but that's just because I have a number of years on you so I'm familair with so many things that cross your paths. Keep exploring and sharing your adventures and finds with us. Wishing you many more blessings

[@nickypiccallo]

I’m English and born in 1959. Couldn’t agree more 🙌🏼❤👵🏻🇬🇧

[@BonnieMiller]

I just want to say I appreciate so much that you tell the story of how the houses became abandoned, so thank you so much for doing this...

[@andychris7647]

Same here it was so nice seeing this. Hi Bonnie how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@vicciblackford6303]

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[@jimbaptista7371]

Such a terrible waste. Why not sell everything? Just nuts...

[@JillianBetz]

People in New Orleans paint their. Outside porch ceilings sky blue so wasps and bees don’t build nests there.

[@tommyromans7893]

Hey Jeremy, the trip through this house was definitely wild and I had a lot of thoughts. It sure makes you wonder where all the people ended up. How many are still living? The antiques are priceless they left behind. Did the girl that murdered her brother, did she ever get out of prison or wherever she ended up? How old is she now? There's a lot of questions for sure. Your videos are great. THANKS

[@may2851]

according to a comment.. she's 57 now

[@lay-dee]

Well she was 14 in 1982, making her 55 now. And sentenced to 28 years in the facility. Trials can take a few years so she probably was released between 2010 and 2015.

[@MimiMakesStuff]

⁠I didn’t see any priceless antiques. The sofa and chair were covered in a 1980-1990 fabric.

[@janmariablackwell8138]

@@MimiMakesStuff I agree. There were some interesting items an that white fireplace was lovely, but there were no fine antiques. Here in the UK you can't give this stuff away anymore.

[@lisaanderson135]

@@janmariablackwell8138I agree! I live in the northeast of the US and some of the homes here are this old and even older. As he was going through and pointing out things that he thought were “priceless “ or “antiques “ I was looking at things like the original stained glass panels and fireplace mantles/inserts… not to mention the trim! OMG the trim! Your right about all the clutter inside (couches, chairs, tables etc) being absolute junk! It looked like furniture that was bought in the 50’s at the earliest and nothing older than that. A lot of it are replicas! There is no way that they are original antiques from the 1800’s. You would be able to tell. I have an antique sofa and chair that are stuffed with horse hair and hand carved detailing alongside all the edges. I’m not trying to be rude, I just want to be authentic

[@kathleenmccown3066]

Amazing house and the story behind it !! I feel very sad for her !! Thank you for posting !!

[@slicksnewonenow]

Carpeted bathroom floors... REALLY BIG in the late Sixties on up through the early Eighties.😒 The TV in the closeable cabinet is early 1950s... The little plastic "phone" on the wall, next to the stove is a transistor radio that's made to look like an early crank phone... I remember my aunt having one similar in her kitchen... I think you could buy them out of the old Harriet Carter catalog. The military themed stuff (muzzle loader rifles, parchment scrolls, drums, eagles, etc) was really popular as decor around 1976, which of course was the American Bicentennial. As far as that blue upstairs room is concerned, I personally don't think it was ever a "boys room", what with the frilly curtains and fancy knick knacks here and there. With "exploring" being such a big deal over the last few years... It's sad that people have had to "stage" those abandoned places for pictures. I'd like to spend a night on the property and run a digital recorder... I wonder if it'd pick anything up?

[@historybuff1483]

I can’t find anything to back this story ever happened…

[@astriddobek8931]

I have seen explorations on this property nonstop for the past 5 months. But definitely what made you stand out. Was giving a full and proper information on what actually took place. Ask I'm watching the video. I also noticed the stablins to the doll those were not there 5 months ago. So many things are the broken or missing since then. How quickly people going into that property and change it. It's really sad it should have stayed the way it was.

[@lindatimmons3675]

I've only seen 1 other explore it and post it on his channel. He did say he felt uneasy in this house just because of what little he knew. But this is the most thoroughly researched background on one I've seen. My first or 3nd time to see this explorer's version. Like them all. If I could do this I'd would be doing all kinds of research on it and talk to neighbors and just get various people input.

[@baileybug776]

It always amazes me how parents couldn't know what was going on with their children or didn't want to be bothered with it. So sad that the signs of the daughter in her room were overlooked

[@ThroughHisEyes444]

The parents did know. Abuser and enabler.

[@joshuasjericho3915]

It's all made up story for more views!

[@MissPresley69]

Thank you so much for telling the story of this house and it's inhabitants in such a respectful way. I appreciate how you put the facts straight, without judging her and her actions. There is always more than what meets the eye, if you care to dig a little deeper. She and her brother must have endured living hell and I hope they are in a better place now. What a sad, but beautiful home. 🤍😟🙏

[@litaheffley6990]

Always a great 👍 video thanks awesome 👌

[@franki2524]

I don’t know much about evil spirits but I have lived in the south for years . They paint the ceilings of covered patios blue so that wasps and dust daubers don’t make nests on them.

[@jipstips]

There’s no record of any sister murdering her brother in any county in GA in the 80’s. Period. Thats simply an old house (antique) that someone purchased to hoard antiques.

[@JaseRadford]

Or an old couple died that had children that didn't want anything or they didn't have a will. Yeah I'm from Georgia and you're right. There's all kinds of abandon old homes here from old dead people with no families. And this hasn't been abandoned since the 80's. That's very obvious

[@harleygurl5698]

Yeah there is absolutely NOTHING to support your story of this property which is absolutely ridiculous that you made up to get views. And if that is not the case Jeremy show us the PROOF of how you came across this murder

[@marywillis5986]

💯… I found most of these stories all these influencers tell are bs …

[@princesswhite9570]

Just found your channel! I'm addicted I've been binge watching you all day! I absolutely love how you tell these stories ❤️ thank you!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much! I love story telling and exploring so why not do both! Haha

[@princesswhite9570]

@@JeremyXplores you do an amazing job! I've watched literally every video! Can't wait for more!

[@moladhdodhia164]

@@JeremyXplores ,Why the Dm on Tele-gram reply ?

[@moladhdodhia164]

@@JeremyXplores ,Why the Dm on Tele-gram reply?

[@elizabethannbender1735]

As a person who was SA'd by my maternal grandfather for 13 yrs ( as well as made 2 have his abor*ion when I was only 11 , in a catholic monestary no less !!! ) I ask WHY was the father not charged w such an overabundance of proof ?!?!???! And why did poor young girl have 2 suffer the rest of her miserable life being locked away ? And I know almost 4 a fact that mom knew & did nothing which is why she wanted 2 take them both out. I do hope her sisters helped her get out sooner. Can u please do a deep & find out ?

[@fearlessvic7948]

Those paintings with the children with sad black eyes are famous. They're called "Big Eyes". Look them up. Amazing house!

[@beckysmith8613]

Yes by Margaret keane her story is very interesting

[@Driftwoodbaby]

@@beckysmith8613 artist is Ozz Franca

[@crisgv84]

As far as I researched, those paintings where from Ozz Franca a Brazilean painter. I saw early 2023 this two were sold on Etsy, with the same exact frame and the same plate with the name. Someone got them and make money with this xD

[@mitzie393]

I literally remember my parents having similar items. The sylvania tv in a cabinet was one of them. I was born in 1966 and I absolutely can’t believe this was that many years ago. Seems like yesterday to me. It’s sad to see things not appreciated and left behind. Thanks for the tour.

[@barbh9437]

Same here

[@michelleashley4862]

Born in 65, this brought back memories

[@Emily_Paris]

Born late 1950’s…my mom had a singer sewing machine and we also had a Sylvania black and white tv.

[@MariaSilva-vh2po]

@@michelleashley4862 ,eu nasci em 51,éramos muito humildes, não tínhamos tv, imagine esses lindos moveis, Brasil,

[@deborahcline4237]

I remember a lot of these things too. The Matador and the velvet paintings was fairly common. The lamp with flowers in bottom. Sometimes had quail in them. Balcony was cool. Seeing the younger guys exploring and getting excited over things I remember makes me giggle a little.

[@bulliesboy]

Very nicely presented with respect to the original owners. What struck me the most is the lack of photos except for the one of the little boy. Very sad

[@mrdikasun]

Jeremy, your voice is very soothing, and your video and audio work is great. Best wishes! I hope your channel excels.

[@seashells616]

This house is CREEPY AF. I have had nightmares about being trapped in a large rambling old house with an evil foreboding presence, and I can't find my way out.. Ugh....however, I love your videos and the stories that you tell!

[@teresarussell8264]

i agree! It’s very creepy and the kitchen is bizarre

[@jonq8714]

It's all in the head anyway, nothing to fear in an empty house.

[@carolynmcqueen8855]

Learn about the Sally house wow the Sally house omfg demonic

[@wearyandheavyladen23]

@seasshells616 OMG i do too!! i have dreams like that 90% of the nights i sleep. always trying to find my way out of an old house and there’s a foreboding presence. idk what that means, but i assume it has some spiritual or emotional meaning.

[@GypsyFish432]

I have the same kinds of dreams as well! Sometimes I'm actually banishing the evil force away with a large crystal or with my hand. It feels extremely intense like my life depends on it

[@geraldinebartlett8195]

Folded American flag. Someone had served and died. I have one, from my husband.

[@libertymichel7649]

That really broke me seeing it being eaten a wasting in the drawer 😞

[@carriesnest]

I've seen this explored before but never knew the back story. You did a phenomenal job on this! Thank you for covering the stories behind these explores.

[@Perspective125]

Thank you for this video. I truly appreciate the history that you provide about your explores, this one included. Thank you too, for coining the phrase "the original crime" the childrens' upbringing. You seem to be a wise man with empathy.

[@denniturner3967]

There is no way that this house has been sitting untouched and empty for 40 years! No way!

[@beverlylawyer2286]

Ask the neighbors, towns folk

[@louannelawson4916]

Yes it is 40 yrs add up from 1982 to 2022 because these comments are 5 to 6 months ago so it is less 6months from June 2023 which is now.

[@PatriciaAShelton-no6cq]

I agree with you. Too clean. No one may live there day to day,but someone is trying to look after it. Doing a little to keep it clean. The curtains are way too clean after 40 years ,so are the walls and floors. The daughter is surely out of the place she had to to. Who knows, maybe she's staying there.

[@joanscheidlar8887]

Wow! Some know-it-alls, lol!

[@joshuasjericho3915]

It's a made up story folks! Geeze no such crime happened in Georgia in 1980s! May goodness you all! Use a search engine!

[@jenniferpeters9552]

Nice video! I believe the little phone that you saw on the wall was just a novelty notepad. While there were phones that were like that in the past, I think that 1 was just a novelty notepad that hung underneath where the regular phone would hook in the wall. Maybe?

[@FRLN500]

It is a radio made to look like an old phone.

[@camillamartz8179]

It's so sad to see these places. I wish you could clean it up and have people enjoy these treasures.

[@Scott-ly2nk]

How do they keep the thieves out and how did you get entry to it?

[@ruthbeck2050]

It is a shame it will decay someone needs to restore it and live there. All the beautiful antiques going to waste. Thank you

[@s.w.4639]

you dont want any antiques from a home where satanic energy and murder was committed. That home should be burned down with everything in it

[@michellemedia5741]

I can almost guarantee this house was NOT ABANDONNED 40 years ago. Most videos with titles stating "abandonned" are WRONG. Rarely do people "abandon" their property....in these cases, owners must be ALIVE & simply give up on OWNING it. If they are still alive & it was TAKEN AWAY via failure to maintain or tax reasons........that is NOT abandonment rather, it's aquisition by a government sector. This home, as most in these EXPLORE videos have simply been BOUGHT, inherited, or NEGLECTED. If BOUGHT or inherited & rarely utilized as a HOME to be lived in by the owners, it's most often used as STORAGE!! Yes....STORAGE & that's all! NO grand back story on owners merely getting up & suddenly LEAVING NEVER TO RETURN! That is so RARE!! Yes, there indeed are intriguing stories within families while residing in these homes but again....most back stories on these properties are as follows: Owners in assisted living, death with NO inheritors, failure to pay taxes resulting on acquisition by government or pending legal disputes......👉 abandonnedment is RARE!!

[@k.t.1641]

Finally someone who says it. I always find a lot of inconsistencies with these stories but hey, they sell apparently so I keep quiet. People like stories

[@maxkuykendall5866]

Interesting story. I wonder who is paying the property tax on this property.

[@kerrymulcahy8973]

Hi jeremy, Thanks for sharing the videos, I’ve seen a few and seeing this one I see you do your research which makes it so much more interesting having a back story, thanks from Australia.

[@donnaluv7850]

It’s obvious some people have moved things around and it’s not in living condition everything‘s on top of each other they made an attempt to want to move. this is definitely private property

[@loriengram2786]

Omg, I just saw a Weslo Cardioglide exerciser in the corner of an explored room!! That came out in the early '90s and it weighs a ton so someone was probably there around that time. So cool !!

[@jazograyski8708]

Your channel is a breath of fresh air , in the urban exploration. Thank you for such informative, well done video s.

[@losangeles4550]

one minute silence for those who think that the story narrated by jeremy is true and the letter as well, as this house was abandoned since 1980s and that letter should also be there since then. then how its colour doesn't change to yellow as we all know that colour of paper get changed over time.

[@uni_shadow164]

This one makes me sad! Abuse should ever happen in a family! However, watching previous videos of yours seem to have lots of family photos in the house. This house had 1 2" x 2" photo! Unless they removed family photos, this was disturbing to me...

[@savannahlumpkin926]

The fact the house went untouched for so long. Almost makes me wonder if it's still possible for there to be DNA. It's sick thinking how often this probably happened and how many women were locked away for finally standing up for themselves.

[@leonardserino5409]

Historical society should try and purchase this property and restore it and make it a museum such a beautiful house just rotting away

[@joshuasjericho3915]

Do the research yourself folks and you'll find out with other commenters this history of this house is a whole lie nothing happened like that in this house at all please search people research research research don't just believe some random KZbinr that wants views! 😂

[@hillbillymods2866]

I hate to doubt the veracity of the back story but there's absolutely nothing on the internet about it.

[@queenofhearts6127]

I found the house for sale on Facebook when this video was released. It was available for viewing at the time it was filmed. The realtor confirmed that there were no murders at the house. The new owner (Christy Loftin) has been informed about this video and the fabricated story.

[@Splicer16]

@@queenofhearts6127 Of course the realtor isn’t going to openly jeopardize the sale of a home that’s been long overdue on the market. There may be story inconsistencies but not solely fabricated as suggested by some people on the comments

[@kimglass4851]

37:39 tripped me out how u talked about the little boy and then right after u said the same thing about the murdered boy.....like u forgot u just said it lol FREAKED me out lol Anyone else??

[@alwaysvictoria9455]

Most of their furniture and furnishings are from the 70s. The wine barrel kitchen set was very early 70s. Seventies also did have a few years when Victorian retro was "in". The dark red couch you said was in perfect condition did look very much earlier than the 70s. You asked thoughts as to whether the family starting moving stuff out. If the family ran from this horrible situation, don't see them having the steam to move furniture. The molesters just wanna get outta Dodge STAT and the other family members are traumatized and just going through the motions of living. So, I think it was either relatives that went back or more likely ransackers who know no one's going to suddenly show up and catch them so they can take their time to move items closer to the door and come back when convenient. Chinese mottifs were very popular also in the 70s. Black or red-mahogany lacquered. The towel with the hand holding the flowers was a reproduction of the famous Picasso print. Also, popular in the 70s. (I grew up in the 70.)

[@tammykosiancic]

Once again, pedophilia is protected and the victim is punished. Humans are monsters

[@lizwalker1736]

Your videos are so relaxing and enjoyable to watch. I wonder how someone who might be interested in restoring a mansion like this could get information to purchase and turn it into a bed-and-breakfast or something like that. It’s so crazy to believe that these just stay abandoned. Or do your videos bring Awareness to these properties so that hopefully someone can bring them back to life. And give them purpose again??

[@tammystark2396]

I can't find a shred of information regarding this murder etc?

[@oranritch1989]

Neither did I, so I will assume the whole thing is made up. True crime cases like these are big news that doesn't go away.

[@joshuasjericho3915]

KZbinrs make shit up to get more views! 🙄

[@s.c.7362]

I've seen this house on another urban explorers channel. He tried to say those decorations in the pink bedroom were upside down crosses and they absolutely are not. It's just a coincidence that that decor looks like that. As I recall, those were for hanging silk flowers or something.

[@PN-sk3ve]

Hello Jeremy, this exploration was amazing!! The story of what happened is definitely sad I feel sorry for the kids. Thank you for sharing a interesting exploration .🤗💕

[@JayCee2323]

WOW that's incredibly sad! Amazing video of course 😍 You always show so much respect for the family, the homes and the backstory of each video. Thank you so much! 💗

[@RizzaMayZabala]

Hiii, i just found your channel yesterday and now i can't stop watching your videos. i really love your videos and the stories behind the places. Keep it up po! watching from Philippines.

[@kimglass4851]

wow the down stairs is such a mess and then upstairs is immaculate! Great find Jeremy!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much!!

[@RetroCaptain]

Someone is lining up and picking through the furniture. It might be pieces from other nearby homes stored in there as well. I used to know a very wealthy antique dealer repairman who bought several houses in our city strictly as storage homes. Nobody lives in them they're floor to ceiling storage for antiques for his business.

[@connie7226]

I am shocked that nobody has gone in and stolen all this stuff. Somebody must be keeping a close eye on it

[@mse7501]

The family still owns it.

[@chicochi3]

Neighbors keep watch over places like this. You try to take something you're likely to meet a neighbor with a shotgun who will invite you to leave.

[@connie7226]

@@chicochi3 good

[@queenofhearts6127]

This story is fabricated (confirmed by the GA police) and it was on the market at the time and has been sold to a new owner who has been notified of this video. I won’t post the address but another commenter has posted it along with the property listing on here.

[@lemonaaaa]

This is a funny comment why are Israelis so obsessed with stealing things that aren’t theirs

[@SusanMarieCotton]

Didn't you find it odd that so many drawers are empty but all that furniture was left???

[@danielhollingworth1090]

I don't believe his story about the house being abandoned for 40 odd years because, for among other things, the lack of dust, mold & general decay... whoever owns it visits, tends to it fairly regularly ....some rooms were spotlessly tidy...the vast amount of disparate furniture...often in pristine condition..the house is obviously being used for storage and looked after....not buried in the woods.

[@heatherfisher9959]

I want to know the FULL history of the house. Who built it? What was the other families? I've seen others do this house no one says. Just the last family cause of that history. And which room was he stabbed in.

[@heidigottloeb6311]

I wouldn’t consider what he’s calling antiques antiques either

[@annaliesekathleen]

@@heidigottloeb6311 they’re “vintage” if you want to be specific. The calendar says 1982 so the stuff is definitely old. Who knows how old the stuff was before they were left. If you go “antiquing” this is the kind of stuff you’d find 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@PatriciaAShelton-no6cq]

I agree

[@heidigottloeb6311]

@@annaliesekathleen at 65? Those aren’t antiques to me. Then I realized I guess those would be to someone younger. I consider antiques to be late 1800’s early 1900’s

[@pamelagideon7762]

When you were walking up to this big house I thought wow it's all hidden away. I like it when nature takes over and reclaims her territory. One part of the furniture you called wicker is really called rattan, it's round wood where wicker is flat. FYI I think all the woodworking and staircase was awesome 👌. But for me when you went out on that unusual porch that pretty much talked to me, I loved it and the sunshine coming through was warming. I could see me reading a book or doing some artwork, boy! Would I like to have a porch like that. Now one last thing there have been times when people worship the darkness they seem to bring something in that's negative or evil. And I have read there are times they leave their house and everything in it because they are afraid of bringing it with them. And they don't sell their house because they don't want other people to have to deal with it. Now I am not saying this is the case just referring to books I have read about other people. Oh, I was wondering whatever happened to this young girl after she served her time in the mental institution? I think the whole senerio is so sad 😞. But thank you for your wonderful explore Jeremy 😊

[@johnletitia]

Jeremy, I have seen many walk-throughs of old houses but yours here is probably the best one I have ever seen, and what a story backdrop this house has

[@steven4857]

It’s sick to know people will do anything for views. The story was made up! It’s a beautiful family home that tells a whole different story. Memories that’s been made for years within the walls. The home was built around 1890. It was moved later to a different location. Unsubscribe!!!

[@cassandrasuzannelalonde4758]

Thank you for a knowledgeable and very interesting tour of this house. Always enjoy the houses back stories.

[@leahjohnson5293]

Do you have any references to the story you told that you can list for us?

[@geraldinebartlett8195]

When was this home built? A lot of stuff could be salvaged.

[@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation]

That jar contained collected sputum for the doctor, from the tuberculosis patients that rented beds and rooms, supplemented by the church and donors, most of the patients were in the final stages of the ravages of the torments of TB, death and burial records from the area list this address as the one of record for approximately 672 over the span of 18 years. the home that was built in 1884, On February 19-20, 1884, one of the largest and most widespread tornado outbreaks in American history occurred over the Southeastern United States. Known as the Enigma tornado outbreak due to the unknown number of total tornadoes, the outbreak produced the largest 24-hour total of killer tornadoes. This home and really any large structure was used to store the dead until claimed or cremated. A woman lives in the house currently, but she is very timid and hides from people, either in the attic space or sometimes in the tree house out back. There is a footpath that leads to an alley way behind the Mexican grocery store and the dumpsters containing unused and expired food product.

[@davidcathy1milan]

I paint my patio ceiling blue and it keeps spiders out of my patio because here in the south if you have any woods around you have all kinds of spiders

[@karengaudiosi9390]

What a gorgeous home- so sad it’s abandoned- I could picture it filled with family in its heyday

[@sandiscuriousthings257]

Hi, I'm new here, but I'm really enjoying the video. I was born in 1966, so I'm very familiar with the Americana style of decorating. The Bicentennial was in 1976, and everyone started decorating with the reds and blues with flags, drums and muzzleloader rifles. And somehow the Spanish influence became part of it. As random as it looks now, it was really big in the 70's and 80's.

[@spiritualanarchy5465]

It's so creepy. There is not enough decay or dust. I wonder if they just decided to use it as a store house after the whole incident. Just not enough decay to say it's been left abandoned that long

[@twistedjypsee9226]

This is the first video of yours I have watched and I have to say I'm loving the history like so many others. I love the volume of your voice... but that wink convinced me to subscribe AND follow you on other social media. Looking forward to all your videos!

[@torchsilke1650]

🤔 An awfully shiny and new lock on that front door, sir. Someone wanting to keep those antiques safe? And what was behind that door behind hand painted cabinet?

[@funnynickline]

I like the way you give details to it's history ,,informative... the reason why it was abandoned🙏🙇‍♂

[@wisdomfruit.thetruth528]

NOT that it is impossible, but I don't see anything that strongly supports the Story that the daughter was practicing satanic rituals besides the 2 pieces of flowery artwork with 2 up-side down crosses on the wall. My feel is that the Story is made up or exaggerated to build a devilish history about the family and the house. Yes, the artwork may or may not have been the daughter, however, because I suspect squatters have been living there; it could have been left by them. Also, the children's room is too clean and orderly and must have been staged by someone because the rest of the house is filthy and packed with junk and antiques. Normally, people involved in witchcraft would have tools such as black candles, drawn symbols, idols, books, plants etc., to indicate he or she is practicing satanism. IF the little girl was practicing satanism she would have had access to occult tools during the 80s. Lastly, there are no religious items reflecting which religion they were affiliated with? In my opinion based on the quantity and duplications of chairs and sofas etc.; this tells me that mansion had been used as storage for a period and then eventually abandoned. NOTE: Neither the children nor the parents made those beds. As you stated, they fled the house as soon as they were able. So, if the parents didn't make those beds who did? And why cleanup the bedrooms and not the rest of the house?

[@queenofhearts6127]

The Georgia police have confirmed the story is fabricated. Those inverted crucifixes on the wall have just been turned upside down. This guy should be held accountable for making up stories about abuse for views - especially when this house is currently for sale.

[@vilmalima1824]

Apesar dessa casa maravilhosa casa está quase coberta pelo mato, dentro está intacta ela e simplesmente linda, pena que a família que habitava nela teve esse problema que destruiu toda sua felicidade. Parabéns pelo vídeo, amei tudo isso. Saúde e 0az

[@ChristyHendrick]

I have seen just one other house that was in lower Michigan that had a sink in a bedroom. That is so strange to have a sink in a bedroom. At least, I think so. The artist’s name who painted the dark eyed children was Margaret D. H. Keane (born Peggy Doris Hawkins) a very famous artist.

[@rachealsmith5138]

I have seen someone else do this mansion, and I appreciate the fact that you dig in and do the whole backstory. I truly believe that the girl was not into satanic rituals, because if you look at the wall hangings, they don’t necessarily look like upside down crosses. that could be a style of art, that would hold flowers or some thing else. I can’t remember what the style of art was called. The dark eyed children pictures on the walls of the boy were very popular in the 60s, along with a big eyed cat. I truly think that the reason you don’t get any bad vibes in this house, because The child was abused by her father and her brother because that was something common in that period of time in the south. I really appreciate the way you bring us the story and your style of exploring! Geez, I would love to have this house. The random sinks in the room seem to be something from the French or European countries. I bet this family was well traveled or at least whoever designed the mansion. I would love to bring it back to life!

[@annie_kitchen.000]

I think your words make sense 🤔

[@overtheGarage-ue8lh]

I had heard that this was their country / vacation home. That would explain why it was so depersonalized. Maybe the other furniture was from their main home in Atlanta or some other city. The sinks in the bedrooms. You see that more in Europe than in the US. It was so they could brush their teeth etc. before going to bed. Ladies might remove makeup etc. There is another explorer who did a video on this house. Yours is better by the way.

[@janmariablackwell8138]

It did have the feel of a vocation home about it. Also, the only satanic thing we saw were the upside crosses but anyone walking around that house could of done that. I've tried to research the story and come up with nothing at all.

[@adventures32]

Whoa so much stuff was left behind 🤠 cool explore

[@valorijohnsen4186]

That many years ago the community would have been a lot smaller. Because of the family having to deal with what the girl did, they felt driven to disappear. I could almost feel their shame, fear and probably couldn't wait to leave. Maybe that is why all those things were left behind.

[@chawkins1963]

I don't think it's a mansion. I think it's a farmhouse. The style is exactly like my grandparents house.

[@suehop1579]

They say if it has at least 5 bedrooms or more, they call it a mansion

[@timothyhight9588]

I've heard 14 rooms or more.

[@angelajoleefloria2564]

It's time to google the definition of "mansion".

[@FRLN500]

The old telephone is actually a transistor radio made to look like an old phone. Also, under the staircase is usually a storage area. Sometimes entry is through a hidden door or panel. You need to go back and check it out, just for me!😄

[@jodycolling299]

I wanted him to go in there too.. @JeremyXplore ya gota go back 😅

[@onemoreday1550]

Wow. Beautiful woodwork. And furniture. Sad it was left. Must have been horrific for this family to abandon everything