NOBODY Wants To Buy This ABANDONED $10.5 MILLION Mansion - Luxury Cars Inside!!!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thanks so much for watching! If you enjoyed this video I bet you'll LOVE this one- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmTCdndqoteEa8k

[@jordanalston8378]

Where is this house located?

[@fredericadimu2689]

thank you for sharing this video. I think I would be more generous to others after watching this.

[@kimberlygriggs5549]

@@jordanalston8378 never discloses location..

[@gemee1]

I don't understand how you can gain access to a house like this,...but the general public can't. What gives?

[@momoftwovlog9090]

I love your videos .. amazing watching from Philippines

[@tievlogs]

this video is a good reminder that it doesn’t matter how much money you have, how many clothes you have in your closet, how big your house is… you are not taking anything with you at the end of your life.

[@sojlacson6477]

Sad reality!❣👍🏻

[@nayastuder5908]

Who fucking cares, atleast they lived rich af while alive

[@littlegumball7415]

Yes, I learned it from my religion

[@pookiemoon]

very true

[@bbssxcugc_]

doesn’t matter, at least you have it and enjoyed it while you’re alive right ?

[@billieknoll3542]

I worked for him in 3 of his practices - He was a amazing man cared for everyone he knew. This is a horrible nightmare for so many that LOVED him & his family. I also helped clean this place when construction interior was almost done. WOW this breaks my heart brought back some tears.

[@leafabiana7690]

tell me more about. did your wife die too? and Natalie? and where do they live now? and all these belongings, why didn't they take them? how are they today? It's kind of sad to see this mansion empty.

[@ailinbraz5181]

Omg you know what happened to the family? Why didn't they sell te furniture etc

[@blixx8931]

How do u know? He changed the names of the two people

[@_Mare_Nostrum]

Eles podem andar ali na casa assim? E os carros ,os bens ,são de quem? O que aconteceu com esta família?

[@iysyahunts4771]

How can u buy this home can u send me the info thanks

[@jazzylady2921]

While some may focus on the greed and excess of this beautiful mansion, I find the story of the family more intriguing. What it must have been like for this family to have had to move out within 3 months of losing father and son. The inability to take so much with them. Was it because the bank wouldn’t let them, or the inability to take so much not knowing where they would go and the loss of the breadwinner leaving his wife to support the remaining 3 kids. While I appreciate seeing the mansion it leaves me wanting to know if the family landed on their feet. I care more about the human story than the lavish mansion. It’s like reading a good book but being denied the end of the story. I enjoyed the tour though.

[@jazzylady2921]

@@Sunflower-ug3eh You can make that assumption but we can’t know for sure. Not everyone that faces disaster has a soft landing. Just saying my curiosity would like to know which ending it was.

[@cecileleclerc9746]

Jolie mansion j aimerais bien qu' elle soit mienne...

[@eandatoo]

I see a young wife wasting all her husband’s money on mindless trinkets. I’ve heard of people hoarding stuff like this without even removing the price tags. People become insatiable about trinkets and do-dads and spend their money foolishly. I can see why hubby had to stop paying his life insurance premiums. There I said it…

[@bunnybangz]

His daughter is actually following in her dad's footsteps. Only 1 of 4 children died.

[@jazzylady2921]

Yes I read about his daughter that is becoming a Dr. The article I read said her mom had a really rough time after she lost her husband and son. Creditors came down on them fast so they had to move out fast. My gut was telling me they still weren’t well off.

[@Luke17441]

Watching videos of abandoned mansions or castles bring to me an agonizing feeling of loneliness which makes me ask " Where are the people of the house?" And this make us remember that NOTHING LASTS FOREVER ! We are all just passing through in this life. When we are born, we bring nothing with us and when we go, we take nothing with us!

[@LoriAnnLuv]

Beautiful sentiment ❤️

[@Luke17441]

Thanks!@@LoriAnnLuv

[@LoriAnnLuv]

@@Luke17441 your welcome...I had a friend over who is now hooked these sad but, wonderful videos ❤️

[@cindyhuynh1282]

We all born cutebabylookin we go to heaven serving THE LORD OF GODdess 🌛

[@Luke17441]

🙂

[@melissaspurgeon7419]

Can you imagine going from the excitement of living in your dream home with your family to then losing your husband, son, and your dream home all at once? It’s heartbreaking. I feel so sad for the family. I hope they’re doing okay.

[@cameliaschwarhofer2061]

😢🥺🥺🥺🥺😥😢

[@sabik6979]

Happened to me as a kid. New house, new car, then my father died. A few weeks later, my grandfather and uncle died. My mom was left in debt, so we lost the car and house and were left homeless for a long time. Don't be the person to not have plans in place for when you pass. I have everything in place for my kids, and I've talked to them about it so they know what to do.

[@sojlacson6477]

God Bless you Sabik!❣

[@tracisyhong]

@WIFE OF JESUS (Tila TaKillYa) Oh my God SHUT UP

[@mikealexander9701]

@TilaTequilaOfficial Are you suggesting the father and son sold their souls to Satan???

[@catherinegray9175]

I pray that this beautiful home is restored. Pray for the family that lost their love ones are doing well after all these years.

[@matthewcarl82]

So I did some research & found this home was first put on market in 2008 for $10mil. Nobody was interested & was marked down to $8.5mil. A few months pass & still nothing. Then it was reduced to $5.3mil. Finally someone bought it & if you u were to look it up, the masion is OFF the market

[@yfaofficial07]

@@matthewcarl82 what about the wife ,what happened to her?

[@FadingVitals]

It isn’t beautiful

[@licuriciul]

​@FadingVitals yup...a combination between modern and classic old style.... masonic bizarre style that l don t love at all.... expensive and opulente style.... that didn t bring happiness to no-one.

[@turner2397]

Goes to show money isn’t everything but being happy and content is the real flex 💪🏾

[@CRAIGTEMPLATEXCHRIST]

Amen brother

[@TheKim369]

How does it show that? I didn't even see any pics of loved ones.

[@turner2397]

The size of an abandoned house should show that it didn’t make him happy anymore so now he’s married in a smaller house

[@neverlose3177]

The biggest lesson to take from this video ...... ''When we die, It's not ''what'' we leave behind, it's ''who'' we leave behind that truly matter's. People will rarely remember the material thing you gave them, instead they remember all the incredible memories you made with them along the way.

[@vls3771]

If you already have love respect and kindness in your family the next thing is provide for them and make the next generation that you are ahead of less stressful by being wise with finances and a home property for them... making their start financially a higher quality so they have less time worrying about money and more time to pursue their love and creativity for eachother ...yes the material things pass ...but its still important to give your children the best start possible ...its easier to build memories and love someone when your not arguing and worried about paying the bills ...it only takes one generation to break the cycle of struggle and poverty the wealth is then passed down to the next . Life has unexpected consequences like this story ....that doesn't mean you make your kids live on Struggle street ...most of the time the wealth is passed on to the ones you love and that is a part of the satisfaction to say " All things pass however i hand this to you to give you a life easier than mine " on your death bed and thats a part of Love ...

[@shawnhuolihan2481]

This video is amazing and so sad. I can't imagine what this family went through. To see this house and how much it must of meant for this man and his family and to see everything just stopped in time because of their loss is just so heartbreaking.

[@MonarcaWinehouse]

When you are at your highest , is when the devil gets you 💯

[@octitawhythisnameistaken]

He forgot to read statistics that 80% of plane crashes happens with small-private-owner piloted planes.

[@naughtaegames234]

The family at least one of them is doing pretty well. They youngest child moved to Chicago then went to John Hopkins and now are at UCLA med school

[@carlywetherington6537]

This video just makes me sad. I can’t imagine what it’s like to lose a spouse/father/ bread winner and son/brother and then have to abandon the dream home you both worked so hard for. In a matter of weeks the mother and daughters lost their whole world. Goes to show even the super wealthy aren’t immune from disastrous heartbreak and loss. I hope the family was able to pick up and move on with their lives after such tragedy.

[@captricflyer3116]

Great Job - as a retired builder it makes my heart ache for the work and love of labor that went into the building. Sadness for the loss for the family, regardless of rich or poor makes no difference.. It shows you come into this world naked and will leave the same no matter how much money or mansions you have..besides the loss and grief for those you leave behind.. and if I had the money and means I would purchase this estate and make something good out of it.. if this is left much longer empty more destruction will follow. So Sad - Never had any idea this existed.. . Thanks Job Well Done🤔😮‍💨😒👍

[@stephanieanita7620]

Agree 100%!!!

[@sheilad83]

What's the deal with Missy of not all of these mansions and the roofs always leaking? Is it a failure in the code system over there?

[@francesstateler3181]

You watched the tour of this estate and the only thing you got was one leaky ceiling

[@johnburens3395]

As a glazier by trade I can say all of the bathrooms had expensive frameless showers in them. The mirror job in the upstairs bathroom is a nightmare to install. What struck me is all of the tools that got left behind. If my tools were in there when the eviction came, I would retrieve them. In my eyes they don't belong to the bank, they belong to the tradesman that purchased them to work. What a waste of a great home! Painful to watch all this craftsmanship just wasting away...

[@Emotional_14u]

Looks like the third floor was for a nanny and or a butler to stay. It would make a great bed and breakfast house

[@FabioOnnYoutube]

You my man, are a good man. No vandalism, respect the stuff. Rule number one, dont steal.

[@ccsmooth55]

The man had a vision, there is absolutely no denying that. I never met him or even know who he is but I respect the hell out of his ambition.

[@melianna999]

vision of life till 97 years old? And boom.

[@MonarcaWinehouse]

Likewise 💯 ❤

[@ctr289]

He was just stupid and greedy

[@cherokeetjhodge4081]

As a widow of a man that died in a house fire 2 days b4 Christmas, I can tell you the wife was probably so distraught losing the husband and a child that material things meant nothing. All she probably wanted was her family back. My house was a total loss & I never returned to get anything. Some family & friends went and brought me a few small things. At first all I kept saying was I didn’t care about it, I just wanted him. It wasn’t until probably a year later that I missed sentimental things. I watched this thinking how many of these I have watched and how many homeless people sleep outside or in tents. We have ways to curb homelessness and these mansions could be used as temporary housing.

[@Vanilla_Addict]

agreed.

[@cliffhovis9206]

Ok since you know every thing where is this located state and town and address

[@priscillafuentes8663]

​​@@kathleenlawton there's a word similar, gaudy bright or showy. But yet tasteless. Google the definition.

[@kathleenlawton]

@@priscillafuentes8663 hi! I know what gaudy is lol. This sounded like Gotti besides the purple and gold couch which sounded really like gaudy. I guess it's just how he says it 😄

[@talindakelley189]

CherokeeTJ Hodge when my daughter lost her husband, it was like she lost her mind. She started bagging stuff up and sitting it by the road. For almost 2 years, she totally checked out, mentally. Of course, later she regretted it.

[@joycewoodard1706]

Beautiful home. Just makes one realize how quickly things can change and material things end up not being what matters most. I am so sad for what happened to this family.

[@bearbear8693]

probely was stolen item because some people steal thing use place like this as safe house for stolen good not really used much anyways because it not much of a secured location

[@cesiumion]

Do you know where this house is located ?

[@cesiumion]

@@jkm1611 I agrees

[@controlledchaos4173]

@@cesiumion Yes

[@johnboy4067]

A WISE CHINA MAN ONCE SAID " HERE TODAY ,IT GO TOMMOROW, TAKE LIFE B4 IT TAKE YOU" AHHHH GRASS HOPPER

[@TheClipperchip]

Wow! What a sad story. This is an excellent illustration of the hollow value of “stuff”. Excellent video, love your channel

[@mariaflowers]

It's overwhelming how life can change from one moment to the next. Those who have been through something like this know how it feels. Nothing is ever like the day before. And you will never be the same again. This year I knew how it feels.

[@debbieparker4821]

I’m going to go out on a limb and say this home was not ransacked because I would think a lot more of the stuff left behind would have been taken. So sad! Why wouldn’t the bank have an estate sale to recover some of the money lost?!!

[@susandavis7823]

I thought the same. The wife and other survivors probably took Chanel and similar type items. And possibly the Jordans, Kobe shoes and similar belonged to the son and that's why they were left. Moving under the banks scrutiny they probably had to grab what they could.

[@Aheis3650]

The house was sold in November 2009 to a foreign National. He died in 2015 and it transferred in 2016 to the other person listed on the house. She is still listed as the owner on the county records. The wife did an interview about having to sell it. Which she did. Or the bank did. Not sure which. But the house did sell in 2009. The doctor’s family is not the one who abandoned it.

[@eddahnyaga5332]

Where is it.... For those seeing from Africa

[@deladyfonky6747]

​@@eddahnyaga5332😂😂😂stop. Greed could be the cause of your death. Let the properties you saw in there be.

[@alishour5519]

So who did

[@alishour5519]

@@eddahnyaga5332 don't answer don't bother

[@alishour5519]

@@deladyfonky6747 why are you wishing death on someone you fool?

[@bricejohnson4272]

Dude didn’t pay for life insurance when his income was the only thing keeping this house for this family. That sucks.

[@JustinAdamsMD]

As a physician, married to a physician, and having twin three year old sons, I am literally in tears here. This story hits WAY too close to home! Patrick and I completed our dream forever home a year ago Wednesday. Thinking I need to watch this another time, gotta make sure the autopay on our life insurance policies are up to date and set. I say that in NO JOKING WAY

[@slimeyguy8805]

Can i have some money please i just need a place to live

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

@JustinAdamsMD So glad your comment was here. Life insurance isn't a big thing in Australia, but You would think having this mansion, wealth, material possessions in case your paperwork would be up to date. But most importantly your Family was secure. Loved one's are the most important not material thing's, a roof over their head important. My Dad was a Pilot and organised..Kindest thoughts to you and your family and Furbabies from Australia.

[@lyshe.9014]

Easy to take things for granted, isn't it?

[@seewhaticando3885]

I am very poor, but I assure you my prayers are with you to never face such loss.. the mansion would me so little at that point.. if you live in one I mean.

[@АлексейК-678]

Patrick?? That’s a weird name for your wife 💀

[@stephanieblackmore1461]

Thank you for always being so respectful of the family’s privacy and doing little things like putting things back just as you found them.

[@princematica5952]

l realise there is so much respect ..in Africa,hse was going to be vandalised and left to a shell..

[@RichardBrowns-pi7qb]

Pls can u tell me where this house is located I think I can complete it to the finishing

[@wine_roses]

But he didn't put stuff back as he found it! He pooked his hand in the boxes w/o putting the tops back on them. Talked about the taste of the owners. I'm so disgusted with his reaction to the families taste while alive.

[@latonyalapc9493]

​@RichardBrowns-pi7qb 😂😂 I wanna know too.

[@latonya907]

​@@markaskewAll you have to do it goggle it.

[@hawk4879]

I could literally feel the sadness watching this video. This family is suffering. I can feel them. The loss is unimaginable. I started crying watching it. The son omg the son. I’m so sorry!!!!!! I work in the ER. I have for 23 years. The sadness is so strong when I lose someone. It stays with me for so long. I literally grieve with the families

[@andrewmiller4885]

What a warm loving and sensitive soul you are. You may be an empath.

[@wolfgangj.hofmann7630]

... 🙏💖💖🙏

[@Watts378]

The wife sold the house to another party, this is all of their shit. Nobody knows where they are or what happened with them.

[@juliebaker1112]

@watts378 exactly, this isn’t stuff from the Mayo family

[@juanangel9905]

Juajaaaaa ❗️ mínimo era de un narco

[@jenniferbriggs3796]

I wonder why he didn't pay his life insurance payments? Did he forget? That's so strange and sad😢

[@mariamelchor3799]

Because of the wife spending so much money.

[@nicoleegger4209]

Does anyone else feel the urge to get in there and just start cleaning and spiffing it up back to its former glory?! Lol so sad! What a place. ❤

[@christinearianna2424]

Yep I literally stopped the video and did a load of wash and swept the carport etc... they had so much stuff. I just want to look at it. I love looking at girl stuff. Makeup and just beauty products in general

[@WaterBearerEnergy]

Yup! It just breaks my heart to see if that way (although I expected it to be worse considering how long it’s been abandoned).

[@lynnlRDR-RDR2]

Why can't it be sold to someone

[@angelagleason413]

Yes! Most of it just clean up and simple fixes. I didn't see anything that required major repairs.

[@arreola891]

As a professional house cleaner, YES!! Would be sooo satisfying! Lol

[@ElizabethMaleski]

My husband and i just watched this video for the 2nd time. We still find it amazing how beautiful this home is!!!!! The amount of valuables left behind is mindboggling!!! Such a heartbreaking story 😢. Thank you jeremy for your excellent videos. You are the best at showing these amazing places. Absolutely love to watch you and the way you tell the stories about each place is so interesting. Keep up the good work!! Thanks again 😊

[@alishour5519]

He is excellent in his job? How did he get in so everybody can go in but Jeremy didn't specify any and there is no evidence of investigation and he never mention where it is what state and and and

[@chetouiya1682]

ناس عاشت في القمه وناس في الاسفل

[@alishour5519]

Thank you Jeremy? Why Jeremy won't tell you the real truth behind this home how come he just barg in like its his and touches everything think lady ? It is much bigger than what you think

[@sohairalatiph8911]

What happened to the owner? Siblings? Why their belongings were left behind?

[@pissoff234]

They got what they deserved the guy was idiot for not keeping up on his insurance policy. Ha ha..

[@chrislimnios9180]

This story is so depressing. I have been heavily invested in my career and just moved my family into our dream home and to think about that dream ending catastrophically like this is extremely scary.

[@toddprater14]

That’s just being human..if your single that’s different at least have a will if you have some cash…if you have a family,your ass best have life insurance… soon as you are not single any,ore and get married life insurance should be priority #1 and this is before you start popping out kids…you have to be set up to help your wife/kids if you pass away…

[@gabrielladeJesus.]

God bless you and your family 🙏🏻

[@PiglipsMaximus]

Dont start flying planes etc youll be fine

[@chrismarkes5488]

I can't imagine trying to clean all that room that mansion has all from one person ,way too much to clean ,had to hire at least 2 maids to clean everything

[@joycedominguez8997]

@@chrismarkes5488 more then two. At this point a whole crew

[@swarnamalieratnayake3671]

Stunning! What a tour of this amazingly gorgeous mansion. Jeremy your commentary is very professional. Enjoyed the tour. Thanks.

[@RobWBailey]

As an urban explorer myself as well as someone who has been in residential construction for nearly 2 decades, including working on foreclosed houses for banks, one thing struck me as odd in this video: After being abandoned for so long, why is the electricity on?

[@arresthillary9502]

Cause this guy is full o sheet

[@shawnise311]

I find it hard to believe the place is so clean and untouched. You mean to tell me nobody raided the place? The building materials are of value alone. The shoes have ZERO dust or dry rot. I kinda feel this is staged. Maybe the property was repurchased and the new owners let him in

[@LucitaBrown]

I wondered the same.

[@Cakebattered]

@@shawnise311 Untouched, its was obviously ransacked multiple times. I think you mean the house wasn't scrapped of wiring and copper plumbing.

[@babbittybabbitt]

Abandoned buildings have electricity on surprisingly often - even ones that are badly dilapidated in places.

[@nataliefeldman3416]

Truly heartbreaking 💔 you can tell all.the love that's been put into that home and how it doesn't have the same value without the husband and son . My condolences to the wife and family ❤

[@JeremyXplores]

Your words echo the sentiments many of us feel when encountering these places; it's often more than just a building, but a container of memories, emotions, and shared experiences. It's a vivid reminder that the true value of a home isn't in its material possessions, but in the love and life that filled its walls. Thank you for expressing your condolences and adding your emotional perspective to this exploration. It helps all of us remember why these stories are important to tell.

[@nataliefeldman3416]

​@@JeremyXplores❤

[@lucasschmidt2385]

​@@JeremyXploreshola como estas,quien vivio alli? Busque en google y no encontre nada al respecto...

[@joaovalentimcorrea8012]

Muito triste história. Mas na verdade ninguém leva nada.

[@mercya27]

The most love I see in this house is the love of MONEY!!

[@melissaspurgeon7419]

I don’t hold anger for this family for having built a beautiful mansion. It sounds like the man worked very hard to provide a good life for his family.

[@onlyshannamarie4597]

Same here. ❤

[@User-yb2hp]

Yeah, dude must have worked very very hard. You cant quantify the amount of money someone makes based on how *hard* they work. Im sure there are a lot of people who work harder than this guy and live in a rowhome in baltimore. Not a ritzy area of outside of DC.

[@ThePianoMan1953]

Yes, jealousy is not a good trait. Many years ago, I was whining to my father about someone who was making a ton of money in their business and he said, "stop complaining. If you want to do that, do it!! I didn't! 😂

[@ameeraalexi]

I know who owns this beautiful extravagant mansion. The Family is related to Mayo Clinic and it explains a lot where their riches come from. The husband who died was from a family of doctors (Mayo) and even His wife is a doctor too! :)

[@whoooami2090]

@@ameeraalexi probably dark money too

[@ginamangin6756]

This one kept me up at night! I have to say you do an amazing job narrating these videos! Its relaxing and fascinating! Keep it up❤

[@darnellcapriccioso]

Thank you. Just what I needed to watch. My wife and I are directors of our farm business and own property, plus small pensions. I am nearly 55, my wife is 52. We have started to save to retire from the farm, and possibly live on rental income, I'd really appreciate you go LIVE and talk about how to earn passive income online and retire comfortably, let’s say $1M.

[@maiadazz]

you should consider financial planning.

[@tatianastarcic]

​I totally agree, I'm 60 and newly retired with about 1.2 million outside retirement funds, no debt, and very small dollars in retirement funds compared to my portfolio balance over the past 3 years till date. tbh, the role of the investment advisor can only be overlooked, not denied. just have to do your research in finding a reputable one.

[@richardhudson1243]

@@tatianastarcic Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? been saving for pension since age 18 - company scheme. along the way I hit higher tax, so I added to my company pension with a SIPP (tax benefits) I'm 50 now and would love to grow my finance more aggressively, there are a few cars I still wish to drive, a few mega holidays, etc.

[@tatianastarcic]

@@richardhudson1243 Having a counselor is essential for portfolio diversification. My advisor is Laurel Dell Sroufe, who is easily searchable and has extensive knowledge of the financial markets.

[@quickersilver55]

Real estate, my friend. It's a limited resource, consistent gains in value. Your money is tied up while you own the land, but you're almost always able to sell it at a gain. Index funds are a great spot to have solid returns as well. I'm in total agreement with the folks here saying to chat with a financial planner. Solid advice. Good luck! Daniel

[@dontwakethedeadp.jankey9592]

I've watched multiple explorer videos before and stuff was trashed and items worth money stolen. I can't imagine the home being so easy to get into yet valuables are still laying around. There has to be more to this story. House is so clean.

[@danielatouch7498]

Exactly. Something isn't right about this. I think someone did buy the house and they're getting ready to move in. No t.v. would be left and you have to ask one question. If the house was sitting abandoned for six years, why is the electric on?

[@nicolecarnevale3226]

Agree. Nothing would be there. The shoes, watches clothes makeup lighting, and TV would be gone…

[@marthaellenweirich5404]

@@danielatouch7498 i

[@MsTrain69]

Someone mentioned in another comment that there was a tenant after the original family left. It also mentioned the things left behind were the tenants belongings and not the original family’s things.

[@JeremyXplores]

You bring up an interesting observation. I think that's what sets some of these locations apart; it's like stepping into a time capsule where the conditions are remarkably preserved. The fact that valuable items are still present and the place isn't trashed could indicate a variety of scenarios, such as a sudden departure where the owners couldn't take everything with them, or perhaps it's a lesser-known location that hasn't been disturbed. It does add an extra layer of mystery to the story, doesn't it? I assure you, what you see is as puzzling to me as it is to you. But that's the allure of exploring these places; each one has its own untold story. Thanks for watching and for your thoughtful comment.

[@cris418]

I work at a furniture and clothing consignment house. There are STILL lots of items in this house worth thousands upon thousands of dollars! Brian Atwood is a famous shoe designer. And just the Hermes, Chanel and other empty designer boxes are worth money! Since there are surrounding houses, it looks like they have private security preventing looting.

[@Оксана-ю8ф8х]

А кто тогда группу пустил без сопровождения? Может, там просто, как в нашей деревне, нет воров?

[@1NicOfficial]

Man who owned the home was Hector K collison for everyone wondering, you’re welcome

[@valeriejpanda]

It's sad to see a Beautiful Mansion just sitting there unused. A tragic story. This is a good example of no matter what you have, you can't take it with you when you die. Maybe focus on relationships and family & making memories, that''s what's really important. Thank you Jeremy for another fascinating video. Btw, those shoes could be donated to those less fortunate. Lots of kids don't have shoes & simple necessities. It's a shame they can't be put to use somehow.

[@ma.guadaluperiveramartinez4612]

No es arriesgado que muestres todas estas cosas nuevas y que alguien se meta a robar ,???0 tiene vigilancia Ka cada

[@johnnynegrito]

How such a dramatic event can ruin the life of a family, just by watching the video I can imagine that family living their life and sharing so many moments in that place and now seeing it like that, it makes my heart shrink.

[@moneymack7940]

You can tell he had a real vision for this house the way it was built says a lot

[@legalmexican]

Yes, it says a lot, and none of it is good.

[@greenthumb707]

@@legalmexican why is it not good? The man worked hard, became a successful surgeon and started expanded his practice into multiple centers. Places that helped people like you and me, even saving life. How do you know he didnt donate a percentage of his earnings to charities? You think Catholic Charities and other non-profits stay open to help people off of the meager amounts collected on sundays when they pass the hat around? Its rich people and their massive donations that keep these non-profits functioning. The Legal Mexican. Hmm, your handle implies a few scenerios. One, you were once an illegal mexican who gained citizenship thru a program like DACA, courtesy of the taxpaying public of these United States (in that case, youre welcome for our gracious charity) or your handle is a play of words on the fact that you are a Mexican American who went to school and became a lawyer of sorts, and if thats true you most likely needed a scholarship (more charity sponsored by successful Alumnus, again, youre welcome), unless you come from a wealthy family that paid your way. I doubt you put yourself thru law school (if you are a lawyer) because if you did, you would appriciate the story of another self-made man and wouldnt be bashing someone over being successful. Either way, you've benefitted off the charity of the wealthiest Americans. The US doesnt have any money, its not a business. The only money the US has is OUR money, the money we pay in taxes and despite what some of these politicians say to get elected, the wealthy DO pay their fair share of taxes. The middle class pay the majority because they've been the majority taxpaying block. The poor pay sales tax and thats it. The wealthy, the smallest tax paying block, pay the highest rate in income taxes. Do stop with the bashing of successful Americans and stop believing the lies of the activist crowds that say the rich pay nothing and contribute nothing. Have you ever been hired for a job by a poor person? Didnt think so.

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

@@legalmexican 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@blacksunshine1089]

Legalmexican jealous are we?

[@shirleyrademan6406]

The many boxes (empty or still filled with shoes), designer clothes (still labled), etc. gives me the idea that a shop was closed down and the remaining of the stock was brought in here...... as it does not make any sense otherwise!

[@mikegeorgious3155]

Wealthy people buy clothes they don't ever wear, cars they never drive and sometimes houses they never live in. Its a very common thing

[@beetlejes]

That's $600+ worth of body wash in the shower at 14:20, lol. Before you even fully stepped in, I was like, holy crap, all of that unused Jo Malone soap! Crazy. Also, the sink in the guest bathroom at 22:25 was not brass. That's actually 24 carat gold. They have the same sinks and faucets at The Plaza Hotel in New York. Seeing the Kobe shoes is sad, when you consider that Kobe and his daughter died the same way as the father and son that lived in this house.

[@kbstayfresh]

I thought that was Jo Malone

[@mateymate3066]

and this mansion has a Basketball court too, how ironic...

[@p__jay]

even the empty Hermes boxes go for a good price 🙃

[@alessandracattelan9150]

Hai ragione! I bagnoschiuma di Jo Malone costano circa 80 euro in Italia. Le borse Hermes, da 2.000 euro i su...

[@wandastokes9891]

Who was the father-son who died ?

[@zamis21]

It breaks my heart to see someones dream crash like that. It is a beautiful house. Who would not want that staircase!! Those empty boxes are also worth money. I know what my craft room would look like lol That Library does not have enough shelves lol I love all the built ins. Thank you for the tour!

[@arcticablue]

I feel sorry for the family. Not only did they lose their father and brother, but lost their life as they knew it. The house must have been a lively and beautiful place at one point in time. I am sure they had so many items and had to leave a lot of stuff behind due to a lack of storage space. I can only imagine the devastation, heartache and depression felt by the remaining family members.

[@carmenmccombs7713]

Deliverable beautiful place at one point I would live in it the way it is now

[@kenlaw04]

@@carmenmccombs7713 yep it doesn’t even look outdated at all. Just needs to be cleaned the hell up lol

[@JF-lt5zc]

So they just left shoes in closets, a Christmas tree and a whole range rover? Sus.

[@michaelnieves9688]

I feel no sympathy for those people who trow money like are no poor people in the world!

[@carlpollack3468]

The boxes are from the second owners who bought the house around 2010. The Cardiologist that originally built the house for himself and his family worked hard to earn what he had. It’s unfortunate for his wife and remaining children that he passed away early and they were left without anything.

[@alfonszitterbacke318]

The irony is that this piece of architecture was never a cozy home, but an unreasonable display of wealth and status. Fate gave this family A LOT, but at some point it decided to ruin everything again. Now the house is not even the status symbol it was created to be, but ... nothing, i guess, as it will be difficult to find a new owner. To me, this is a lot of real badly spent money and a tragedy.

[@tias.6675]

It's tacky and doesn't look homey. I would never want a "home" that big 🤮.

[@johnkaimins9998]

I saddens me to learn that he borrowed heavily to build this piece of "architecture" if you could call it that.

[@nadiatorres9112]

This is tragic, just seeing some of this stuff left behinds says a lot , my heart hurts just imagining, the pain and agony this family went through , this house should be reconstructed. Blessings to you all

[@ArtemisMoonGoddess1989]

My condolences to the family this is a beautiful home and I could only imagine what it would of looked liked if they had finished building very Amazing architecture !

[@kathrynsullivan2283]

Jeremy, the desk in the library is an antique French writing desk. The chest in the foyer is a Bombay chest. Fancy doesn’t begin to describe this place, EXTRAVAGANT, LUXURIOUS! I love you my nephew!

[@joanna0988]

@@kerioconnor8673 Just because they're expensive doesn't mean they're nice or tasteful 😅

[@jaymarkham2133]

The kitchen had thousands of dollars them wolf appliances are worth alot of money

[@caroledwards9381]

A testimony of souls trying to fill voids with “stuff”. A very sad story.

[@cristinhopkins2748]

My brain can not even wrap around living in such opulence! Seriously! It is entirely so sad the way.the family lost it though...I am certain they wld give it ALL back just to have their loved ones alive and well again. ❤

[@mcrodriques3562]

Heartbreaking with all their personal items left behind. I hope the family are ok because I really can't comprehend why they were not allowed to sell their items. Just wow, I really hope the family are doing ok. This is soooo heartbreaking.

[@spilleryolispiller7565]

That is a beautiful. Home

[@spilleryolispiller7565]

I don't understand why they let all the things I n the house

[@MrJamesEE]

Apparently they rented the house out to someone else. The things left behind belong to the renter. Not the original family

[@mcrodriques3562]

@@MrJamesEE wow, I wonder how they earned the money they used to buy the items???

[@gillesjacques1022]

​@@mcrodriques3562 Try credit cards, it's fun to buy, but a problem when you get that statement of how much you bought on it that's the problem.

[@lindamcgregor4080]

For the most part it all looks sparkling clean. The shiny floors and bench tops, even the windows, inside the closests, the clothes and shoes weren't even dusty! How could it be so clean?

[@Missjose2023]

I don’t understand it either 🤷🏽

[@dicedice6705]

I think because it mostly closed up less dust get in.

[@JeremyXplores]

Great question! The presence of dust in abandoned places is actually more complex than you might think. Most people believe abandoned places should be thick with dust, but that's actually a misconception. Dust in homes primarily comes from human activity - dead skin cells, textile fibers from clothing or upholstery, pet dander, constant air circulation through HVAC systems, the list goes on… but In an abandoned building where there's no activity or air circulation, these common sources of dust simply don't exist. So, while you might find dirt, decay, water, or even mold, you won't necessarily find a layer of dust on everything. Also, dust accumulation depends on the specific location, environmental factors, and how securely sealed the building is. Isn't that interesting? It's just another example of how every abandoned place has its unique story to tell.

[@amaja3633]

"A person doesn't just die once, they die a thousand times over when the people wo love them feel the void of their absence." True for any living being. My landlords dog was sleeping right in front of my car when I was driving off. But I didn't know that and I had no reason to check the front of my car and so I accidentally ran him over. He was put to sleep today due to his injuries and his age. He was 15 years old, which is quite old for any dog, but the void of his absence is terrible anyway. May you rest in peace, Jack. I'll forever be sorry for the pain I have caused you and I'll always remember the unbridled joy of life you carried with you until your last breath in my arms.

[@redlikewineagain697]

Oh gosh I am so sorry for the loss of Jack, and for you having to endure this. Please don't blame yourself. You didn't know he was there and, in all honesty, it was up to his owners to protect him and not let him stay outside unattended. Let's hope they never make that mistake again with any remaining pets they have or ones they may get in the future. I'm sure the dog was also hard of hearing or deaf since he was 15. I pray that you find peace and a way to forgive yourself. You had no way of knowing he was asleep in front of your car. Peace to you ♥

[@amaja3633]

@@redlikewineagain697 thank you so much for your comforting words, they are just heartwarming! Unfortunately, I do blame myself in some ways, but I guess that even unpleasant feelings such as guilt deserve to be felt. It might be the only way to be able to forgive myself one day. Your carefully chosen words feel like the hug I haven't received since that tragic morning and are more than appreciated ♡

[@ladytee689]

This is so sad, praying for the decease and praying for the family. I hope that the surviving family are okay. Just too loose everything like this is heartbreaking and for someone just to come in and ran sack everything is freakin disgusting. Hopefully someone will buy this mansion and turn it into something positive.

[@sinahaase9923]

I’m not saying it’s ok to steal ppls stuff but why leave everything behind? It’s not like someone stole it before they left…ppl took what someone basically dumped. No ones going back for any of this junk so someone might as well take it…I wouldn’t call it looting but dumpster diving.

[@ladytee689]

@@sinahaase9923 Sis I'm not going back and forth with you, I said what I said!!!✌✌

[@lennadillehay6195]

Just Breath Taking , I can't even imagine having enough money to pay for something that Grand !!! Thanks Jeremy, You pick the best ones..Love the History also 👍

[@curtisdalrymple42]

It would be wonderful if someone could somehow give it back to the family, but sadly doubt that will ever happen.

[@edwardjackson]

Whoever gets this home, will have lots of fun, going through everything

[@michaeldesrosiers6259]

The guy who owned this house he had it built as a reward for him and his wife and 4 kids 3 girls one Boy at the time it all happened he had 6 medical facilities an they was very close to completion of the mansion but the dr. Moved the family in 2years as it was being built up around them witch was pretty cool but also the dr. Was a very big hobby pilot sadly him And his 15 year old son got caught up in a storm returning from a Business trip they was flying a single engine turbo prop plane and not sure if it had engine problems or just storm complications but they sadly crashed into a mountain after that the wife was left to take care of her 3 girls and she also learned shortly after they still owed 8 mil on the property and still had to finish it ultimately they couldn’t afford to pay off the remaining debt and couldn’t afford 50k a month mortgage the bank gave them 3 months to sell the mansion from there not much known other than I did some digging and found out the youngest daughter was inspired and hugely looked up to her father even when she was soo young she wanted be a dr. Just like him so after all that happened I guess her mom couldn’t completely care for her so she moved in with her grandmother in Chicago where she started her first 2 years of schooling and within the first year her grandmother passed from kidney disease while on Dialysis her mom knew she couldn’t be completely good in Chicago so she begged a principal in there hometown where her farther was hugely known and the principal gave her a shot and her mom drove her a hour and half to school everyday to drop her off and she is now a dr. Just like her dad and I must say I bet her dad is soo proud she’s just like him even when things got hard no matter what she made her dream happen

[@ngeleyes33]

😮great story I was wonder how this happened thanks!

[@tpmash]

Are you her? Those details are too fine

[@infiniteheis]

That’s not the doctor who left this behind man. We need info on the UPDATED owners following the sale of the home

[@kenttyler1243]

It's so sad, that doctor worked his whole life to build this place and never even got to finish it. It looks like they were planning on spending their first Christmas there before tragedy struck. I imagine he had to spend years going to med school to get to his level and never got a chance to enjoy the fruits of his labor.

[@rockiie2172]

Sad part is he stop paying his life insurance 2months before he died. He left his wife and other kids in ruined

[@kenttyler1243]

@@rockiie2172 Yeah, it sounds like he was a better surgeon than a pilot. Just because you can afford a plane doesn't mean you will be any good at flying one.

[@neverppreciated]

looks more like a suicide to me, not paying the insurance for 2 months sounds fishy too because i am pretty sure he can afford to pay the premiums at the time of his demise? not paying for 2 months looks intentional. as per the video, the wife seems to be living a very lavish lifestyle? maybe the doc discovered something about the wife? hmmmmmm just my imagination at work 😊✌🏼

[@kenttyler1243]

@@neverppreciated His kid was in the plane with him, a murder/suicide?

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

@@neverppreciated I would have thought suicide except that he had his son with him. With the expense of the house and all of those clothes/make up that clearly showed a wife that shopped just to spend money, is seems more like he had over-extended himself and cut out what he thought was not necessary, probably figuring to get life insurance again when the house was done an he had things under control again.

[@queenv1460]

This video made me feel so sad for this family, I don’t understand why the bank didn’t sell the items. Beautiful home. 😢

[@bassgazm]

Beautiful home. I couldn’t stop thinking that there HAS to be a safe room or some hidden room somewhere. I’d love to explore this place. Thanks for taking us along with you.

[@MD-hd1cp]

Definitely is!!

[@JoleneSailer]

It is a very interesting video. Questionable that it is bank owned and how the video poster was able to even enter this property. I am very certain he turned off his camera while he looted this mansion of high end merchandise. One poster earlier asked what shoe size and he laughed. This actually was a very sad video. It shows us greed.

[@941jakk]

@@JoleneSailer yes how are they able to get access to these properties to be able to film

[@kai6424]

You mean you would love to go to this place and take all that shit they left behind.

[@bassgazm]

@@kai6424 Not at all. I couldn’t care less about the shit they left behind. As I said in my original comment, there has to be a hidden room or something similar somewhere in the house and I’d like to explore it because of that. Good day.

[@cathyburnett5510]

This abandoned mansion is totally the best I’ve ever seen ! Magnificent is the word! Thanks for this !

[@rachealsmith5138]

What an incredible place! I really can’t believe the bank hasn’t unloaded it yet. Since you said that, the bank only took three months to repossess this, my question would be are all the Chanel and Hermes boxes empty because they just got whatever they could before the bank foreclosed. It would seem to me that the females would get whatever they could out of the house. So I’m really not necessarily sure of the looting part, I just think that they grabbed what they could before the bank locked them out. It is such a shame that all of those clothes and shoes and furniture are just left. It’s surprising that there wasn’t some kind of estate sale to make up for any losses. Another great explore, and even though the house is not necessarily my style, it is fantastic! Take care!

[@maeglover2399]

Exactly! They took what they could and got out it was the occupants. I believe did it. Before they foreclose on it.

[@xochiltzimmerly7590]

Interesting it is only high end stuff?? I feel like I am watching commercials.

[@Gay-rh7yz]

Not quite! One of the looters said they resold few of the items but last owner took most things tho.

[@annkazunas7207]

Can't even imagine the pain and devastation the wife, mother of the man that died with his son can't even imagine this happening to the wife losing your son and husband all at once then to find out your home is being taken from the bank because your husband didn't pay his life insurance. My God how would you not lose your mind if you went through all this. A home not finished so it could be sold. I'm sure the home may have been able to be sold but not for enough to cover what was owned to the bank. I pray the wife the woman that lived here and list so much is OK and somewhere and some how is safe and OK.

[@maxaffe3195]

and only two months he didnt pay..... insane. ofc she could have easily paid that. insane gruesome insurances....

[@carolali8851]

Something tells me that the people that bought this house from the Dr.'s family may not have been on the up and up. Too many boxes of high end new items laying around with the price tags attached. I really feel for the Dr.'s family losing both father and son in an instant. One of the posts below explains that what happened to the family and it sounds like they have successful lives. The 3rd floor was probably meant for service staff.

[@manonidyble]

I agree, it looks like who ever lived there was in an awful hurry to leave. They are definitely new money people. It would be nice if they did a fallow up story on what exactly happened here.

[@joeysparacio7213]

It was bought by a billionaire dr ime s Umanah died in a car crash

[@ExxonMobilCompany]

I think a housing crash will happen because all those people who bought homes over asking price, although it was at a low interest rate, they are over their heads. They have no equity if the housing prices continue to go down, and if for whatever reason they cannot afford the house anymore and it goes into foreclosure because even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I think this will happen to a lot of people especially with the massive layoff predicted for the future and the cost of living rising at a high speed.

[@marcelrobert9569]

I suggest you offset your real estate and get into stocks, A recession as bad it can be, provides good buying opportunities in the markets if you’re careful and it can also create volatility giving great short time buy and sell opportunities too. This is not financial advise but get buying, cash isn’t king at all in this time!

[@robertlucas8288]

Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? been saving for pension since age 18 - company scheme. along the way I hit higher tax, so I added to my company pension with a SIPP (tax benefits) I'm 50 now and would love to grow my finance more aggressively, there are a few cars I still wish to drive, a few mega holidays, etc.

[@dellaelwan5232]

Possibility that the man committed suicide? No life insurance, behind on house payments.

[@rukhone1]

​@@marcelrobert9569 Yeh I am day trading Tesla stock, it's working well

[@full3ffectpropaganda875]

CNN has already said it’s going to be a big crash . People who bought after the pandemic with high Interest rates and and over paid will definitely be in over their head . It’s going to be worst than the 08 09 crash

[@zander_2829]

This is the saddest video and i feel for the remaining family, I’m also amazed that the lady of the house can have that many clothes and shoes, also a little angry at the waste, why hasn’t the cars ,furniture and clothes been sold or donated😢

[@lisaparsons4124]

Yes I agree so sad,such a beautiful home

[@m_starseed]

When you're in a state of absolute grief, you're not thinking like a logically.

[@Phuwin-Lover]

Why the family would want to sell the belongings to other ppl I'd rather late it rot in a closed than seeing someone use it

[@sarahrolle1470]

That's hermes boxes

[@licuriciul]

​​@@sarahrolle1470 so ? who cares?? their life it s destroyed with hermes or not... pfffff people are so freaking stupids amd limited

[@srajjad]

The man must have really loved his family and this house express how he valued them.

[@joneva50]

Sad. As much as I enjoyed this video, I think about all the people in the world today who are less fortunate and some who just could not manage a dollar and missed a blessed lifestyle of living so comfortably. The home is beautiful, and the weight of the tragedy made me feel the somberness that has left a void in my heart for the family.

[@cjsmith4780]

Living in a place that big would feel like living in a museum. It is lovely to see.

[@teddyjam8134]

I'm at the 9 minute mark and it's a beautiful home, but it is such a waste. There are people who need a place to live and homes sit vacant. Also if this Dr. had rooms vacant when he was alive it was still a waste. Lastly how in the world did he not have his life insurance paid??!!

[@m.freeman4763]

Wow. I love the third floor. The natural light throughout the entire house is amazing. So beautiful but also a creepy feeling.

[@nathan6816]

I wish someone would buy that and restore it! Can you imagine how much fun that house could be?

[@catwoman2596]

Can you imagine what the property taxes would be?

[@johnchef1195]

@@catwoman2596 for a millionaire wouldn't be a problem that

[@catwoman2596]

@@johnchef1195 your words seem pretty scrambled. I think you meant it wouldn't be a problem for a millionaire which is true. However, it's obvious (with this case being a good example) that those funds would be better spent elsewhere. Maybe by helping those who are sincerely in need. They could've at least given the clothes, shoes and cars to those who would've really appreciated it.

[@timetravel471]

The place has bad luck , bad energy there is something wrong with it !!!!! I won’t get it even if they offer it for free

[@genesisrodriguez666]

@@timetravel471 I felt the bad energy throughout the whole video and I believe the animals wondering around inside the house too.

[@nickroth593]

I think it's crazy how he didn't pay his life insurance policy! Almost like they lost his payments so they wouldn't have to pay out a claim. And who ever left behind the shoes had no clue of the real value. Crazy story and hope the family found a way to continue on with life.

[@jadynneandedits3908]

I was wondering if maybe they had a financial advisor or financial manager that wasn’t assisting with managing the finances. For a doctor to spill that amount of money into a home and not have life insurance, think there is definitely more to the story. So sad. I’m more curious about why the wife couldn’t get more items.

[@Xtelahhh]

@@jadynneandedits3908my exact thought! Maybe their financial advisor was busy handing all other finances they missed the life policy pmts 😮

[@Chaz-777]

I always dreamed of making it BIG!! And owning the most High Tech house in the world…but something about this mansion is so attractive! Like the amount of natural light that brightens it and the main entrance is so welcoming that it is humbling yet a blessing… this is a unique mansion and so beautiful!❤ ❤

[@terrylinthicum587]

Simply breathtaking in terms of the luxuries money can buy. However the demise of the Father & Son tragedy is devastating to only hear about & I cannot imagine the immense feeling of loss for all who loved them 😢 Obviously the lady of the house lived a life most can only dream about… This is the example of having anything you desire living the high life that can be totally stripped the next minute & no money can replace the hole that exists in one’s heart ❤️ PS - it’s wonderful to hear a narrator who knows value of designers items & how to correctly pronounce designers names

[@jasminewilson9451]

It’s crazy going through a series of emotions and having endless questions. Truthfully speaking, I wouldn’t even want to take anything from this house. I would hate to have that type of grief attached to me. Someone else’s grief at that

[@Landgran123]

To be fully honest, when putting into thought the history and the story of that place, i may be only 17 minutes into watching this video, but i see the void of pain that place carries, the details of the design especially is beautiful, but the pain that came along with the person that designed it that died with their son and the family that was left to deal with the tragedy, debt and traumatic depth that comes along with all that is horrible to see but pretty easy to imagine while watching this. The way it was designed that im seeing so far was specific in creating a home that fits what someone wants by pinpointing and defining the clarity of whats wanted with an open concept but keeping the kind of experience and ease and beauty that they could call they’re own and be specific about what to make and design it based on the experience and focus of whats represented like the bathroom that has a beautiful view from the window directly above the jacuzzi, and the faucet thats somewhat like a waterfall when running, or master bedroom that has the base bed but on a 3 step easy platform while being able to see the tv and relax and it’s centered around around luxury, beauty, and what can be comfy but also luxury, or the pool house that has the same design and application of all that if it was finished. And again even tho im only 17 minutes into it all so far throughout all of this its easy to see and fathom enough to feel void that place represents to the family thats left and alive that lived there. Scary and a literal tragedy to endure and be forced to endure with all that but beautiful enough to imagine what couldve been cuz it seems like the family was close to having their dream home finished. Imagine it tho, everything is so close to being finished right around the corner of the stuff one does in life while making money and attaining all that in life etc, but then the corner never comes and you are only left with pain and end up being forced to leaving all of it due to the bank, including probably financial struggling a little because what was done and the metaphorical window getting slimmer and slimmer the more money spent and probably not being able to keep fully up with it all to keep things easy, or trying to put more money into the project more to speed it all up and neglect or ignore a little/lot of other things to finish it all. This much success happening and then being taken away from you due to someone dying is nothing but the mental and emotional probable death of those left alive to feel all this shit hitting them like a natural disaster does when people aren’t prepared for it like a hurricane for example or nuclear blast, but on the internal family level. It’s terrifying. But a real story that a lot people that have either been through something similar with success or not could probably relate in some matter to. Of course we dont know who the people that lived there are, but its still a shockwave of pain that can have lasting effects the rest of some people’s lifetimes. Its all real but nothing more than painful. But also important to know is out there.

[@jacquelinelucas5748]

This has got to be the most spectacular new build abandoned mansion I have seen. Thank you for bringing this to us. Loved every minute 💖

[@Gay-rh7yz]

Ur welcome lol

[@karenmccants1439]

All I can think of is "you can't take it with you..." The material things really mean nothing...ultimately all we have is what we've made of our souls--that's what we take with us to the next world. 🙏🏽

[@kamranayaz]

Exactly everything will remain here execpt What we earn for next world May Allah guide us all to have happy peacefull life here and hereafter

[@mentuhotepii2641]

Amen🙏🏾

[@stevenplyler6306]

Yahweh Jehovah Elohim is actually the Devil himself !

[@Vikingshop]

Dear@@kamranayaz ... Allah and Muhammad can't save you 🙏 Only Jesus can ✝️🙏 Call on and follow Jesus before it is to late 🙏

[@brittanydemeckterbovich196]

@@Vikingshop

[@jenethawarner1374]

Condolences to his family. The failure to pay his insurance premiums escapes me when so much was expended on consumables. That was an insurance company's dream. The wife should have hauled away every movable article from that house and have it sold. Very disturbing that the bank has not done anything yet. Good job guys.

[@Mommatukes1977]

Maybe she was emotionally unable to do so after loosing her son 🤔

[@edwardsharpe6234]

maybe the wife's only ability in life was to buy things so she just left

[@cindypotter9004]

Where is this place??

[@redlikewineagain697]

​@kathy Bartucca it wasn't her son. Was her step son

[@redlikewineagain697]

Don't feel too sorry for them. The good doctor had a disabled daughter who was left NO PROVISIONS. Her mother, the good doctor's former wife, died in 2018. Their disabled daughter lives in a home. It's disgusting!!!

[@daisymay9448]

I was in awe watching you go from room to room. Your voice is very calming and hats off for how respectful you treat the belongings. There was no sign of any spiritual/religious affiliation but endless amounts of Hermes, Chanel and Nike. Fascinating and terrifying at the same time ….thank you!

[@AllAboutAndrew444]

Me too

[@michaelchevreaux7780]

Strange But True That These Multimillion Dollar Mansions 💵 💰 Are Money Pits For Maintenance, And They Often NEVER Appreciate In Value, Unlike Most Far Cheaper Homes Do.

[@Irish_Tamizhan]

Very sad to see someone’s dream left rotten 😢😢😢

[@thejourneymen7722]

The house isn’t abandoned it’s in foreclosure from its current owner. The late doctors wife who originally built the house, sold the property in 2008 for 5.3 million .

[@frostyhighway9011]

It's so depressing for me to see this home just sits here abandoned and a waste of money.

[@valeriaornano9883]

I hope so, bcs it's a beautilful house, especially the last bathrooms we saw in the videos were nice taste as well, so I hope somebody bought it and people can still leave there, or make a B/B out of it XD hahah lol.

[@Tricia2023]

Ya these people are obviously still getting there stuff out of there and he must of asked them if he could film this as an abandoned house ! 😮

[@trina415]

I knew there had to be a true story somewhere

[@GLADYSSOFIA]

¿ LA ESPOSA DEL DIFUNTO TAMBIEN FALLECIO ' ?

[@8621Charro]

This video is just heartbreaking. The pain on ALL levels that the wife went thru is palpable as we look around. I imagine most of the boy shoes belonged to the son who died with dad. SO tragic.

[@controlledchaos4173]

The shoes belong to the guy who purchased the house - then returned to his home country in 2015.

[@reneedavila9177]

How did you find out the husband & son passed away? Where can I read or watch what happened?

[@controlledchaos4173]

@@reneedavila9177 Honestly, if I say more... it will give away the location. I've been exploring for over 40 years... and it's a deadly urbexer sin to give away a location. Doing so... can potentially harm or destroy the site. I've seen it happen more than once. If you really want to find this site... there is literally 1 clue IN THE QUESTION you asked me - that will open the window to everything as it relates to the "the Cross House." I can add... "look elsewhere." Honestly... even if you find this site (and several people have contacted me with info... showing me they did in fact find the location based on the video).. the hard part is getting onto the property without being seen. It is in the middle of everything.

[@controlledchaos4173]

@@reneedavila9177 It's literally one little clue... in the question that you've now asked me twice. When you figure out that clue... it all opens up. I did you give another clue before though... look elsewhere. And it's not Dr. Mayo.

[@leylahcadman9690]

@@controlledchaos4173 just say who?

[@priscilanascimento5367]

I'm from Brazil! I'm really impressed about all this things! We need enjoying our things in life because we don't take anything after death

[@ladystormdancer1]

Hi Jeremy! I'm a fellow explorer residing in roanoke, VA! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! this episode absolutely KILLS me because I am blown away by all the money with that place! It boggles my mind as to why the wife didn't come get all her personal stuff like her clothes ad makeup? And all the clothes with the tags still on them, plus the shoes!!!! She had several hundred dollars if not more worth of make up! I am just blown away by all that expensive stuff lying around..not to mention those cars! Great episode, but definitely sad to see so much left behind!!!❤

[@tamithomas8519]

What a beautiful home. In my hometown there was a similar story. A doctor was building a new home for his family that looked like a castle. It was almost finished when he and one teenaged daughter were hit by a semi truck at an intersection. She got out of the car, but he was stuck. He smelled gas from the tanker and told her to run. She did run and it saved her life. The tanker blew up and killed the driver and the doctor. The unfinished castle sat unfinished and vacant for years until it was finally sold to another family who finished it.

[@kaykasper8770]

Is this in Gallatin, Tn? Because we have a castle that sold to someone who finished it too.

[@jonnisesmith5680]

I’m amazed at how huge this mansion is! Mega Mansion is right! The basement blew my mind! I’m can’t fathom what someone would do with that space! Thanks for the tour! 😊

[@ThePianoMan1953]

I mean, 30,000 square feet! My home is big enough at 2,500. Do people live in mansions like this just so they can see the look on people's faces when they drive up?

[@Gay-rh7yz]

​@ThePianoMan1953 some like to show off they house but I'm just grateful to have space lol

[@christinedistelhorst8879]

I do not remember who, but they took us through this mansion (via you tube). It did not have all that vandalism. It was couple years back. If money was no problem, I would buy that mansion from the bank. Thank you for taking us through this awesome mansion.

[@lisahumphries3898]

So odd. Anyone who is going to steal only Chanel or Hermes knows that the box is a valuable piece of the whole package. They wouldn’t leave the empty boxes. They would take the whole box.

[@neomyhelenavanderhart5813]

I think it was the lady of the house who took it . Most probably she was in a hurry and taking the most expensive stuff . With one of the Hermes bags she can buy basically a one bedroom house 😅

[@johnwright3426]

@@neomyhelenavanderhart5813 she probably left it as she probably has money and didn’t need it, Chances are they had another house or few houses, full of designer gear etc Husband was a successful doctor/businessman- the wife will of been his business partner She most likely thought it was too painful to finish their dream home And decided to let the creditors take it It looks like most of the expensive stuff was looted

[@Wariatelo]

Bad this nike is so expenisw ;)

[@Mostly_Sunny007]

Looks to me as though the family decided to leave in a hurry. She would have dumped the jewelry into a Chanel exotic leather bag and would have had a great new future. Just walk away from the dream turned nightmare.😢

[@MichelleWasyluk9]

It’s a lot easier to stuff 50 pairs of Louboutins in a suitcase and 25 Hermes Birkin bags in a garbage bag when they’re not in their boxes.

[@terminuscoagule3059]

The cost of the craftsmanship for the whole shajig is astounding. Think of the dozens of men of the highest expertise making all that stuff, insane all work gone to almost nought. Damn well made place. 6 years and it still looks almost pristine.

[@СветланаСорокина-ь6э]

Захватывающий фильм. Такой прекрасный дом, наверное за ним всё таки кто то следит. Чистые полы, окна. Жаль, что всё это пропадает. Сколько сил, здоровья и любви вложено в этот дом мечты 😢😢😢

[@WalterSchultz-nx6pi]

Уход минимальный, банк пытается впарить его и выручить хоть что-то.

[@wilbormeza]

Hermano es difícil creer que Nadie por cuidar se irá sin nada de ahí, hay mucho que llevarse y venderse 😮😮

[@Bless-Ur-Heart]

I have seen so many exploring channels and I definitely have never seen one like yours! I love the respect you show, the exploring, but most of all the fact you tell the story of the property! Just found you and just subbed…. ❤

[@pghmommyshops]

Brian Atwood is a high end designer. So is lanvin. Nars makeup etc. The Hermes boxes etc also are worth money. Crazy house! Love your vids!

[@quietpassage]

That looks like less than a year of abandonment. After 6 years, it would be impossible to get anywhere near that place… nature takes over more quickly than many people realize.

[@dianawagoner652]

This is the most exciting tour I've seen on abandoned home's. Thank you for not rushing through it and keeping my interest excited. I want to see more. Tks. From Ohio

[@NiteOwl471]

Why is the POWER still available to this property?!! Does it still have running water? Lots of things just don't make any sense with this video.

[@cathydwire1272]

Oh my! What a sad story about the family. The mansion is gorgeous, a bit over the top for me but still amazing. I can't believe all the things left behind. Thanks for the tour.

[@EllBe63]

Thank you for showing us this. But the sadness l felt watching it. Possessions mean nothing if you lose loved ones. So so sad. I hope the family managed to survive such a tragic loss, and were able to rebuild their lives as far as is humanly possible after such tragedy 😢❤

[@leonorrivera6379]

I don't understand why so many personal items were left behind. The only reason I could think of was that the last owners were in a hurry to leave the house because their lives were in danger.

[@teresamiller7263]

How tragic. My husband once walked away from his house (was not this luxurious but well over .5 m 10+ yrs ago) left everything he owned along w furniture, clothes, etc. Got lost for a while in life. Living the life that dreams are made of...life hits us hard and we find out that none of these material things mean anything. I am curious about this wife and what has become of her. I lost a son as well so understand how it can break you. Hope she has found a way to move forward for her other children. 💔💔

[@ilseb.420]

I lost my daughter, I walked away numb, leaving everything except my sheets,pillows,dog and my truck, we drove off into the sunset, literally!

[@tomcat5986]

I'm curious about the wife too. I'd like to find her and remarry...

[@tthomas501]

@@ilseb.420 I'm about ready to do the same thing!

[@ilseb.420]

@@tthomas501 make sure in your heart of hearts dear one!

[@alanmcbroom900]

I'm curious to hear "the rest of the story" as well!