Incredible ABANDONED Time Capsule Home l The Owners Passed Away Leaving Everything Behind!

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Sitting in Ontario lies this fascinating and shocking abandoned home. Owned by an older Italian couple, it was left abandoned in 2015 after the man of the house passed away. There isn't much information about the couple. From what I can tell, the wife passed away before her husband. I couldn't find an obituary for her at all and there is no obituary written for the husband just a death and funeral date which were both in 2015.
While walking around their home I noticed it was decorated nicely with pictures hung on the walls and treasured plates, china, and figurines set up in the cabinet, most likely the wife's doing. What's strange is that there are photos of the husband still left in the home but seemingly none of the wife. The man of the home seems to have been a butcher. The property has multiple outbuildings for raising livestock, butchering meat, and storing it. To this day the fridges still have meat rotting in them. In the basement, there is a jarring station set up where I like to think that the couple spent time together making preserves.
Shockingly the home has deteriorated very quickly since its abandonment in 2015. While the power is still on, the basement has flooded causing some of the worst black mold I've seen to date. Photos from other explorers show this home completely mold free in 2021.
While all I can do is speculate about the couple that lived here, it's sad to see someone's life and possessions left like this to rot away
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[@adrianvallejo8093]

It's very dangerous to walk through a flooded basement in a house with electricity still on. Careful bro.

[@NoahNowhere]

Oh I know, we take calculated risks

[@RhysDardis]

Any electrical circuit that was under water would have shorted the breaker anyways, very unlikely your getting power straight from the mains and not going through breakers or at least fuses in some of these ancient places.

[@johnsilverchain92]

puusssyyyooooo

[@andrewstory2316]

@@RhysDardis That was my concern with those outdated refrigerators and freezers. Water can conduct electricity and could be deadly.

[@ThomasGrillo]

Clearly, this was a well loved home up until the end. Power was still on, because the couple had a retirement income which the utilities were on auto-pay, and the funding source never knew of their deaths, more than likely. There clearly was a medical emergency involving the last occupant, likely resulting the stove being left on, and last meal's dishes unwashed. Aside from the mold, it was a bit comforting to see there was no evidence of mental distress. There was a loving atmosphere in that home. Very sad that no family or close friends were around to close out the house. A real shame about the flooding. Thanks for sharing this.

[@SkeetRadar]

one of my abandoned house exploration rules is: don't open the fridge. it's not worth having that smell burned into your nose. there's hardly ever anything interesting in them.

[@hairyhairyme]

You're absolutely correct

[@thomassargent6684]

Some people hide their money in them.

[@graftedgarage3214]

Due to the remaining pictures of the husband, I’m led to believe the husband passed first. She may still be living in assisted care somewhere. Her clothing cleared out quickly from the dressers.

[@fila6243]

In some ways this is what it was like for me going through my parents house after my dad died. My mom died in 2012. Dad was lonely and declined. Passed dec 31 2021. All his tools and treasures and my mom's as well all packed away. Family photos. The fun times. Weddings. Trips. My art as a child. Breaks your heart.

[@LonginusModus]

Sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, this is life. We have to do the best we can given the time and various circumstances that are put in our path. I also had to experience similar settings. Dead and decayed corpse stains on the couch. Had to empty a home wearing a respirator. It was worse than what they show in this video, (generally speaking). Being that it was immediate family made the experience surreal. It was such a very sad and cold place from something which was so warm and inviting in the past, a place with lots of people, food, and fun. And despite all those people in the home, years gone by, the only one who would empty it that many years later was me. It's just a reminder that we aren't here forever, and that the manner in which we deal with the loss, something representative of that past childhood experiences permitting us to grow into, hopefully, mature individuals. We are just renting the world for awhile. No one's alone. Sometimes it just seems that way.

[@Randy58-zn4ez]

I guess it all depends on how you look at it. At an early age I came to realize that we all die and what is coming in terms of my family members dying. I always tried to treat people well while they were alive. So when death came I just did what I knew had to be done and I focused on that. In my life I have seen people treat others like crap while they were alive then they acted all broke up when the person died. I never understood that.

[@wwonka52]

@@LonginusModus so sorry for you.

[@robbank8027]

@@Randy58-zn4ez great insight

[@allyfoster255]

This makes me really sad. Everything in their lives just rotting away. The most was so bad that I was holding my breath. I about lost my mind as you were going in the water in the mold basement..You got a lot of guts , and opening the fridge and freezer??? I'm speechless!!

[@db9904]

If it was abandoned who's paying for the electricity to stay on?

[@tanana2070]

What a beautiful property!! I can't imagine that a family member wouldn't want it. Lives lived. So sad to be left empty after being a shelter from the storm for a family.

[@Camelfacekamala]

Someone in the family or a friend owns it now otherwise it would have been surrendered to the state and auctioned off, boarded up with notices, or torn down for redevelopment.

[@Motoxr32]

I just want that truck!

[@MacdoNaldi67]

100%! Thing was rust free too! Looks like you could throw a battery and some starting fluid and fresh gas in her and she’d probably pop right off. I actually am looking for a replacement 6.0 engine for my 2011 that just blew up a month ago, so it makes me sad seeing stuff like that sitting.

[@richardlea818]

I was thinking the same thing! 4wd with the heavy axles too? Looks like that truck has alot of work left in it

[@williebeamish5879]

And a regular cab, too! Been looking for a truck without the crew cab and useless short box. Those aren't trucks, they're all pavement princesses now!

[@caleb2546]

Me to

[@2is955]

I want it to lower it and do burnouts

[@SteveB88]

You come into this world with nothing, and you go back out the same way

[@tamidelaney45]

It just goes to show how you work so hard for everything & you can’t take it with you when you are no longer alive 😢.So very sad there wasn’t any family to pass down to 😢

[@raekay8460]

It's sad to see that no one cared. The government is going to get the the property and what's left of the house anyway 1 day. I work in apartments and see this all the time. Family members don't want anyting but the valuables and we are stuck throwing people's memories away. I still have a cat and the residents family pictures. Didn't have the heart to put the cat in the pound and pictures in the trash. Thank you for sharing their story.

[@PK-bh1ww]

It's nit always the government that gets it. Sometimes a farmer in the area buys these places and just farms the land. They leave the house intact because the land around it isn't tillable and it's too much exppense to tear it down.

[@debrabollas9982]

Thanks for saving the cat ❤️

[@Kyla94934]

You guys were brave opening those fridges and freezers 🤣

[@GodWeenSatan]

Rule number 1 never open a fridge. You think they would know that

[@evodgamehunter4290]

@@GodWeenSatan well they don't know that they invaded private property that isn't abandoned so how do you figure he would know that

[@slysmom941]

You see. If the electricity is still on, why is the food bad and fridge/freezer off?

[@johnsilverchain92]

do summit bro

[@MintNickel1]

It’s sad to see he was able to register his truck the year he passed away, I hope it wasn’t unexpected and he had time to make peace with himself

[@Tommaniscalco1976]

I find these videos of abandoned homes so fascinating what happens to our things after we leave .

[@nelliethursday1812]

Definitely proves that the saying that you can't take with you is true in so many ways

[@DF-zp1os]

Regarding electricity, electricity bill could be auto deduction from bank account. About 13 years ago a women was found deceased in her suburban Detroit home over 18 months after she actually died. She had enough money for autopay on mortgage to keep everyone happy and away, until she didn't. The only other scenario I can see is a distant relative is paying bill and not realizing sump quit house quickly goes to the mold. Extra residences require a lot of baby sitting.

[@billstill1794]

Hello Noah! You are correct - there is literally everything left behind here! At first I thought the mold was wallpaper! What a sad story! Enjoyed the tour! Thanks!

[@NoahNowhere]

I too thought the mold was wallpaper at first haha. Im glad you enjoyed it!

[@dalemorris7014]

I did too!!!!

[@user-randi1987]

The homeowners took pride in having a nice , well kept home. Unfortunately it didn't stay that way once they were gone . The water in the basement is generating the .old upstairs, it's terrible. But that refrigerator was the worst, I swear I could smell it through my phone, ugh. Çant belive you guys stuck around to finish the explore after that. Thanks, Noah and friends

[@SeanDoe86]

The government doesn't take your house if property taxes aren't paid???

[@kellywerner867]

You should never walk through a flooded basement when the power to the house is still on. You're so lucky you didn't get electrocuted. Stay safe so you can make more videos.

[@SlumberBear2k]

I peruse these kinds of videos from time to time and yours always stand out as some of the best. you're always respectful and the finds are always really interesting and well presented.

[@patriciapearl2529]

Absolutely heartbreaking to see that that was once a warm and welcoming home with good people living there. Sad to see it just rotting there, very heartbreaking.

[@wickerm]

That style of 'plant' is Peacock feathers haha. Sometimes you really show your age Noah XD

[@sjd73ss]

My 10 year old called that out also lol

[@loisaustin6200]

It is always heartbreaking to me to see a home left to just fall to mold and decay. There are so many of them. I always assume something terrible must have happened to the people who lived there to leave what must have been a very pretty home at one time with a history that now no one will ever know about. Just sad all around.

[@Kyla94934]

It's good that you wear a mask and stay safe, no need to apologize! No one should expect you to get sick for these videos. Some of that china is so pretty!

[@NoahNowhere]

You'd be amazed at how many people I have complain about me wearing a mask in the videos. I just ignore em tho!

[@Kyla94934]

@@NoahNowhere thats crazy! good for you for ignoring them. I think your microphone still picks you up really well

[@anikaecker1721]

Yes, I’d wear a heavy duty mask in there too!

[@SaltyNationalist]

Out of all the freezers you opened, only one had power and the stuff was still frozen.. That's nuts..

[@marthamitchell9452]

I think he may have processed game from hunters. Butcher shops are held to a higher standard. He may even have been an avid hunter himself. A former resident in my house used to process game and we have a walk-in cooler in the back room of our garage. We also have a spring house that has a very sturdy floor and a metal rod like for a closet along one side that has some hooks on it still that looks like they used to hang meat in there. The walls are well insulated also. Sad to see the house in that condition. Maybe a relative inherited it that wasn’t very close to them and is just holding out for a good price to sell it.

[@PlatinumIrishrose]

I believe that you are correct.

[@TheShelltrack]

Who's paying the property taxes on it??? And electricity bill??

[@marthamitchell9452]

@@TheShelltrack someone may have inherited it that isn’t real close to them. Not interested in the momentos of their life but holding on to the property for investment purposes. Evidently they may not have checked on it recently but kept the power on to try and preserve the building as much as possible. There may even be a financial manager that sends the check and the owner doesn’t even realize it’s still on.

[@zacharysmith4787]

Too late now.

[@Beaumcwhorter281]

So sad to see this.. that truck for one needs to be rescued, second someone should try to find someone long long down the line related to them or something a friend at least to give them these items even if molded over. They looked important

[@sharondinwiddie308]

Thank you for wearing a mask! So many others go in to these homes without masks!

[@victorrobinson9116]

I wish I could save this property! Hopefully I can find out more information about it !

[@laurencapp3335]

Just stumbled upon your channel. I love the fact you are respectful to the places you visit. You got me ad a new subscriber! Stay safe out there! Much love from Pittsburgh PA USA!

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks and welcome!

[@johnsilverchain92]

hi lauren hill

[@doloresgonzalez6988]

Wow creepy house and shreds. Be Careful walking in flooded basements. I was so scared you were going to get electrocuted. God bless you.

[@Bluerose888]

I did too, walking in the water with the power still on. Kind of dangerous.

[@GamingArchaeology]

That Silverado is worth taking and I bet the title is in that house

[@debraellison6255]

My husband died from breathing in mold. Could not see it but the cabin was so heavy you couldn't breathe inside. This house should be blocked off. One tiny little spore gets in your lungs and grows rapidly. Took a week. Everything in there should be disposed of by professionals and torn down. Just walking through there it will get on your clothes. It's sad no family came in before the mold grew. Great piece of land. Love living out like that. Clean out your extra stuff or have a donation place set up to come get your things. Proof you can't take it with you.

[@Sunshinebeauty56]

Whoa this I have never seen anything like it, I mean those molds bleeding thru walls, flooded basement, foods left to rot, I will never understand why no one come there just clean it up and sell the property...I'm shock but am so glad you wore mask. Good video.

[@cynthiacleaver9742]

Many thumbs up for going in the basement!! I would’ve hi-tailed it right back upstairs!! 😂😂 It was a nice house in its day!! Thanks for sharing!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@NoahNowhere]

The basement was too cool not to go in haha!! Im glad you enjoyed!

[@joangravel2436]

That was a nice house sad there was no family member to have taken care of it thanks for the video

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

So very sad. I wonder if they planted those trees in that perfect line. The outside looks in such good condition, the mould looks like wallpaper. Why is the power still on? If that was here in my State of Victoria in Australia that power bill would be Millions $. Great Video Thank you. Remember it's Quality of life not Quantity. Love and Light Alway's. My kindest thoughts to you and your families and Furbabies from Australia x

[@monicapflug5202]

Love your videos, Noah! ❤️ Glad to see you're wearing a mask....so much mold in this place.

[@tinasmith1391]

Looks like the sump pump quit a few years ago. 4 feet of water in the basement explains the mold issue.

[@laurabrooks7655]

With the electricity on, it may not have been very safe to go into the flooded basement.

[@nathanjohnson9566]

being around the freezers made me so nervous

[@mymisty7]

Must still be money in the bank and the power bill is on auto payments

[@mikenike776]

its crazy that these people have no family to take over their possessions and i love watching early creators like this and watching them grow

[@daymoncleveland0622]

He mentioned they were Italian, so I can’t help but wonder if the couple immigrated there, and all their family was in Italy. Just a theory.

[@davidg1612]

So sad to see this, now it's a death trap. Looks like the home was well loved and cared for when the owners were alive.

[@pmccoy8924]

Yes. Either no children or didn't care. Home is gone at this point will be bulldozed. Clearly not bank owned. City will likely condemn. Sad.

[@monkeysbusiness]

This will be either me or my wife. No kids, no family to speak of. Silently passing away leaving the electric bill to slowly empty the bank account.

[@janetg14]

Thank you for protecting yourself! I’ve watched so many KZbinrs making videos like these and walking into homes with nothing to protect themselves. These places are interesting but safety first!

[@NoahNowhere]

Absolutely!!

[@darcimunday4410]

It would be funnier than crap if the phone rang when he was standing by the nightstand in the bedroom. LOL

[@caroleknappsmith9010]

You are absolutely great for being ready with your mask. Thank you sir.

[@philipdodge4905]

So many collectibles. It’s sad to see something like this just right away.

[@RLBS61]

You are a very brave man to walk in that basement water and not worry about being electrocuted.

[@allensharlow7763]

Not a peacock, it’s a pheasant, lol

[@adamfrbs9259]

Opening old freezers and fridges and breathing that is extremely dangerous. It can get ya messed up n sick.

[@williamstuples339]

That truck was probably brand new or very close to it when the man passed away

[@Justaneon99]

I wouldn’t call 8 years brand new

[@49kittypretty1]

I’m glad you decided to be safe and wear a mask. I see so many explorers who don’t. Great videos.

[@user-iamRobinV68]

YAY ITS NOAH!!! Ready to explore!!! 😊😊😊

[@JohnShinn1960]

7:31 😆 You, Greg and Brandon all tripped over the same thing in your videos and none of yous picked it up. 😆 What was that anyway? I was really diggin on the 101 Dalmations wallpaper, so cool! Thanks for the tour Noah! 👍👍👍👍

[@NoahNowhere]

It was a stupid pot haha. We all walk kinda looking through the camera so we all missed it hahaha

[@chuntikyeung7074]

​@@NoahNowhere兄弟02:58那辆车感觉还完整你应该把它拖回去修理一下作收藏之用

[@vincentconsolo5782]

Where the hell is the family of these people !? Fairly late model truck, nice piece of property. Surely the family who conducted the funeral must want this, or to sell it ?

[@williebeamish5879]

Probate? No heirs? Once the state gets it, say bye bye.

[@ClaraBBrown]

The house appears to be a very nice home they apparently didn't have any relatives

[@doug7944]

That poor Silverado that will likely rot away there with no future with the house, probably has very low miles and can last forever

[@alienfrommarss]

Great video, loved the intro 👉👍

[@pamelajohnson2672]

I'm new to your channel. I'm so impressed I made sure to subscribe. Looking forward to following you on your adventures.

[@TrailnTriggerTV]

Knowing the electricity was on, going in that water might have been a tad dangerous!

[@NoahNowhere]

but did we die haha

[@maxrockatanksyOG]

My Pop removed most of the photos of Nan after she passed (bar their wedding photo), think it was too hard for him after 60 odd years of marriage.

[@jinnyteckle4643]

Omg a real time Capsule 😍🤩 Your in basement walking in water with Electricity n wires etc careful not 2 get electrocuted 😱😱😱

[@Crackrzz]

I'm glad you wore your mask. 😊 I'm getting vibes of the wife left before her/his/their passing, and he put away all the pics of her. Edit: Near the end, I got a morbid thought. Oh God...

[@karenb6791notakaren]

Right? Like what's(who's) in the freezer?!?

[@janeblake5083]

I was was wondering the same thing -suspicious? You think?.. Yeah!!

[@d.parisi]

Me too...

[@drewrhea1021]

His*

[@fila6243]

When your wife dies see how many pictures you leave up. It's very hard to look at.

[@TommyAlanRaines]

Been waiting for your explore of this place. Glad you wore the mask!

[@NoahNowhere]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@TommyAlanRaines]

@@NoahNowhere Absolutely! 😛😛😛😁😁😁👊👊👊

[@johnbaudino2535]

We come into this world with nothing and we leave with nothing.

[@lockdot2]

I wouldn't mind buying a house like that. It wouldn't take too much effort to get it back to a decent state. The mold problem isn't too bad. What I would do is get a sprayer, and spray all the walls with bleach. Then I would go and wait a day, and every day spray the walls. Also the ceiling, and floor. Next, I would sand the walls 1 room at a time, and clean the floors. Next, put a HEPA air cleaner in each room. After that, I would tear out the flooring in each room, take the lights out, then get the spray paint machine, and just spray the whole house, sub-floor to ceiling with paint. Then after that you just put the floor back in, and put the trim in, and it is about done. The basement would need more work, but it is about the same story there. But I would replace all those electric outlets, and replace all the drywall down there too.

[@MrJayrock620]

A basement kitchen is a very Italian thing to find. Usually it gets used more than the one upstairs, so guests don’t see a dirty kitchen

[@shawnchartrandva3gfy720]

The pain of seeing his wife while he waits every day to join her.

[@justuseloveineverything7184]

Noah you are the BEST you are a natural storyteller I love your content ❤😊

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks so much 😊

[@jessebrown9046]

Think of how much mold is on the insides of those walls, that house is done

[@spencerforsberg4594]

28:31 that box in the corner is called a cryovac machine. It vacuums the air out of a special type of plastic bag that meat would be packed into, this vacuum sealing it for freezer storage.

[@sandrahunter5749]

Noah, I like watching your videos all the time 👍😎

[@NoahNowhere]

Thanks so much Sandra!

[@mkernen]

It's not that hard to hear you.. LS is the trim specification which is the mid-level trim. LT would be top level and WT (work truck) the bottom.

[@anikaecker1721]

I love the picture of the two wolves touching noses. Sad to see this once beautiful home has molded over.

[@Averagegamer673]

So by the look of that Silverado for the time it has been left there the truck wouldn't be that clean, my guess is the family has been using the truck and the sucky part is probably due to the extreme temperature the pipes froze and cracked causing the basement to flood which could cause the family to have to main water turned off But allow the electric to stay on, stay safe and always take precautions. But yeah that Silverado is in way to good of shape to have just been abandoned and would explain why some windows have been left open and when you brought up squaters, i don't think anyone was squatting in there especially without the correct gear. The family probably is aware of the house and it will most likely be cleaned up and demolished after everything of value has been removed. Cool content btw, you earned my sub

[@travismaniagigglebush247]

I'm so thankful after 25 yr of homelessness I found a abandoned house full of wonderful things 9 yr I lived here now

[@christopherdwyer7570]

Are you being serious? I'd like to hear your story

[@julianacromey7151]

I want that fountain motor. To think it still works after freezing & unfreezing every winter since 2015 😮😳 that thing is a beast! Lol

[@samuelw.3992]

That old Chevy is in good shape yet.

[@ettorevillani]

I think they were Italians or of Italian descent. At 20:15, in the bedside table there is a magazine with the cover saying "From the Alps to the Roses" in Italian.

[@Chris-Rife]

Here's thing with power being left on in abandoned homes! I own multiple homes and one I don't even use because it belonged to my father's parents who passed and I purchased it. I pay upfront a sum so I don't need to worry about a monthly bill and I can ask for that credit back if I decide to cancel. So the power company would allow me to pay $5,000 towards electric bill if I decided to pay that amount! I think I had $2,000 credit on my power bill in that home in Virginia. So to leave 1 light on 24 hours per day usually cost around $2ish per month. So if I paid $2,000 on my power bill as credit and then I got sick and died? Why would power shut off?!!? I still have credit being used every month on my account! So a home like this not using a heating/cooling source such as central air and it has no electronics, ie no computers, only power being used are from low wattage light bulbs! If they had $2,000 credit on their account it would take YEARS before the powers shut off.

[@gratefultrucker7781]

Here in the USA it costs about $100 per month to keep it turned on even if you use none.

[@barbarablue271]

The glass door cabin at in the living g room is called a curio cabinet for keepsake treasures

[@Mornindump]

Those weren't plants my friend those were peacock feathers in a vase ! Very awesome find to walk threw I'd love to find a house like that I'd definitely buy it and restore everything I've fixed alot worse houses. Watch out for leather face !! What state is this in?? Cool video though 👍

[@coyote50585]

The 2500 HD Truck is probably a 6.6 Duramax Diesel and 4x4 with 8' box . That would make a decent restorable truck

[@supersport1986]

Man I would love to have that truck!

[@SavxgeX420]

Could be a 6.0. Or maybe 🤔. The 8.1. Imagine if it had a nv4500 or zf6 in it. 🤤

[@supersport1986]

@SavageX420 yeah all possibilities yeah a zf6 oh my yes I would love that! I wanted a stick shift cateye bad enough I built 1 doesn't have a 6.0l or a duramax init tho swapped a 12valve cummins nv4500 263xhd push button 4x still works y did i keep that y not lol and I absolutely love it

[@dickkickem]

i think if it was a duramax it would most likely have the duramax badging on the left hand side of the truck above the model badging. most likely a 6.0 gasser but you dont ever see 4x4 single cab 2500hds of any engine spec in that good of condition up in the northern states, damn cool and clean looking truck with probably not many miles at all

[@LSswapGarage1]

6 liter, 100% lol

[@georgehimon1445]

Maybe that creek is tied to this mess in the basement ,either thru the walls or sewage .an overflow or something.that meat would smell to high hell and back ,I was eating burger helper ,I had to stop., Great explore . Stay safe.

[@donnasilver940]

Im going to say if he was 75 years old.He might have been taken to the hospital or something and never came back.And maybe they didnt have kids.

[@danduarte7010]

The mold in the house is the result of the basement being flooded and the house locked up.

[@afritzy4204]

Sure glad We can't smell all of that stinky beyond rotten meat. Good exploration, thanks for sharing.

[@AdventuresWithTy]

Yet again another great video! its crazy to me how some houses can just get left like this,

[@NoahNowhere]

I appreciate that Ty! Thanks for watching!

[@numbnutz9398]

That level of mold had me sneezing from this side of the screen!. Everything is completely ruined. What a shame. I can't imagine being that alone in this world to have nobody to leave everything.

[@Tittles1959]

I don’t know why states don’t make more effort to declare homes abandoned , work to recycle what can be used or dump it all. If house can’t be sold, then raze it and clear the property. Maybe put it up for people to purchase the land. I’m sure there are lots of younger generations who would enjoy going thru these houses to clear the house and help take them down.

[@rol1517]

Unfortunately that house needs to be demolished at this stage.

[@NoahNowhere]

100% Agree, this ones gotta go

[@bigmac5753]

its crazy that some of these places are still around whats more crazy is how some of these places havent been sprayed up or stolen from

[@southernjustice615]

You better be glad you didn't get electrocuted in that basement!

[@nancemb1]

Wow! On mold! I've watched a pile of these types of videos, have never seen this much mold in a y of them!

[@pattid1470]

Maybe I watch to many shows and video's but.. I find it strange that the wife's pictures are gone.. Nothing showing family except the one family photo in the barn.. Seeing all that meat and freezers could the husband of murdered his wife? She is among the meat in the freezers.. Very strange there is soooo much meat yet doesn't look like there is enough property to hold so many animals to be butchered.. Why did he kill so many animals as no one could eat that much meat that he had stored..I find this a very strange case...

[@emilyh4919]

I know deer hunters and just hunters with 4 to 10 freezers full of meat.

[@ItsaRomethingeveryday]

This was great 👍👍👍👍 Your reaction in that building had me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@andrewstory2316]

I'm actually amazed the electricity still works especially after 8 years. Aside from the dangers of say the water and mold mixing with the electricity, my question is why is it still working? You'd think the hydro company would have cut it off when the hydro bills weren't paid. Added, and this comes from my experience in security. If the hydro is on, and stuff still works there could be security systems that are still operational that could bring out unwanted spectators.

[@susans5296]

This was fun!! 😁Thank you for sharing 😊

[@wwonka52]

I'm the last one left in my family at 70. cellar and attic full of parents' stuff. no one to leave to. somebody gets it eventually, huh