Owner MURDERED Inside | Millionaire's ABANDONED Mansion With EVERYTHING Left Behind

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

I adore this channel, this young gentleman has a wonderful way of making we his Subscribers feel as if we are there. Nothing but Love, Light and Respect for the hard work you do presenting us who love your channel with this Amazing content. Kindest thoughts to you, your Subscribers, your families and Fur babies from Australia. ❤

[@marshrm6964]

I love your narration style; your paced, compassionate & respectful approach and your background music choice make for a mindful journey. I feel compassion & melancholy as well as respect as you honor the space, items and the memory of the humans who inhabited this amazing home. Thank you so much 🙏🏼😔❤️‍🩹💫

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to know that the care and respect I try to bring to these stories resonates with you. I always aim to honor the history and lives behind these places, and I’m so glad that came through. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@alwaysthesleepless1]

It always makes me a little sad to see photos of people who are no more. It looked like the place was ransacked. I really liked all the wallpapers and the main room. Many thanks for the tour.

[@Chad_Miller1]

Another amazing video! Thank you for sharing your Explorations with us. Appreciate you and your Silent Hills Explorations team.

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you so much for your support and kind words! I'm thrilled to share these journeys with you-stay tuned for more amazing adventures!

[@andreapayne316]

I loved this house i would have liked to see it in its prime, thank you for taking us along on this explore

[@carlashepherd9362]

This is still beautiful & charming! I understand why they left the home! Such a sad story! Awesome video as always bro! 👍👍❤️✊🤘

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! It’s definitely a mix of beauty and tragedy, and the story behind it makes it even more impactful. Glad you enjoyed the video-thanks for the support!

[@krazeediamond1]

Omg, how that poor hawk was turned into a lamp and the badger a rug! 😢

[@alanbrown3172]

Badgers are one of the most dangerous animals.

[@readingsbyAmyWH]

Awesome video! Thanks

[@RosieM-u6q]

Thanks for sharing. This place was obviously beautiful at one time. My OCD makes me want to close cabinets and drawers. 😂😂

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Same here 😅

[@Jesusisthewaytoheavenamen]

SERIOUSLY YOU GUYS WHO go round these old abandoned homes. Shut the doors and all the windows ,least do that please 🙏

[@lawyerservicedirect8619]

I think its a prime example how old money becomes broke money. He probably had like 100k when he built this house but as he got older his generation wealth that he built went away so he didn't have the money that he had in the 40s 50s 60s

[@ninamosha]

Thank you for taking us along on your exploration of this abandoned home with a sad ending no doubt. This place seemed a bit strange to me. Did you get different vibes about this place? I know it has a sorted past, but it just seemed overall like a dark place maybe it's just me but was interesting to see at any rate. Thank you!

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you so much for watching and sharing your thoughts! I definitely got some eerie vibes while exploring this home-the dark history seemed to linger in the atmosphere. It’s fascinating how places like this can evoke such strong emotions and energy. I’m glad you found it interesting!

[@anaorjulia56]

Love the video! The rug was a badger and the chandelier was a falcon!

[@teolira3182]

Loved your vidéo bro ! Nostalgia

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you so much, bro! Glad it brought out some nostalgia for you. Appreciate you watching and supporting the channel!

[@barbaragravely920]

Lets remember who he was not how he passed.I can see this beautiful home wow . People tear things apart it makes me so mad I understand who Urbex explorers gets a bash it is not there fault they dont tear homes up they respect who lived there why they were there.:). Thank you for all the details and respect there once loved home Silent Hill. HAPPY HOLIDAYS & MERRY CHRISTMAS Barbara & Sam N, FL USA

[@MaR-k4c]

Great place with long stories behind and a sad end …. Seems that some rooms were repurposed through the years

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts! You’re absolutely right-the history here is both fascinating and heartbreaking. It’s interesting to see how the rooms evolved over time, almost as if they tell their own story.

[@cindimanney9769]

Hard to believe that vandal's & thieves haven't gotten to that place yet

[@Honeywell888]

Who told you that? All that mess was made by thieves who were trying to steal what was worth to steal. No owner leaves his house in this situation..

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Unfortunately some have found it, but I am glad I was able to document it before it gets in even worse shape!

[@catherineleigh9000]

Dude!! This is the second video I watched and 2 of the best finds I’ve seen out of hundreds of abandoned videos I’ve watched. And YOU MISSED A CALENDAR!! It’s worse than newspapers. Check cans in cupboards etc. slow down on the photographs. Get it together if you’re going to do this type of exploration please

[@lindalincoln1652]

That was an awesome one!

[@nancypierce7892]

Such a huge house and no closets

[@lorilewis7264]

I would love to make that a home again

[@sunnienie239]

wow what View so nice

[@shawnpowell9506]

That's not a skunk rug. It's a badger.

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you for letting me know! That definitely makes alot more sense!

[@shawnpowell9506]

@silent.hills.explorations you're welcome. Excellent find.

[@teddy_awdB19]

What was behind the closed door on the 1st floor?

[@MichaelCuffSr]

Cool place !! I'd love to live in seclusion. Nice house too. Are you going to show the other houses on the property? 😊

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thanks for watching! Unfortunately, I did not show the other buildings, but they were just used for farming and whatnot. There were just some old tractors and equipment left behind.

[@susanvonrauensteinbreuls6058]

It looks to me that there lived more than one family there especially with all the kitchens

[@reneezie]

That was NOT a skunk hide it was a badger!

[@silent.hills.explorations]

Thank you for letting me know! That definitely makes alot more sense

[@susanalamuas7968]

Happy watching from Philippines

[@joannmello5085]

Hello silent hills , first time watcher

[@siempreefese1734]

What state is it in?

[@virgie1050]

Owner has any children that can take over their house I hat to see the house being abendont

[@silent.hills.explorations]

It is strange that they dont do anything with the house for sure!

[@LisaKiser]

What happens when no one comes forward to claim or want any interest? I would love to buy this . There has been a few you have done that was so beautiful I was like ready to pack and move immediately! Lol your definitely one of the best narrator’s of these abandoned houses . You show emotion and passion !

[@Vet76man]

So where is this and what was the man’s name? Byw- the closets show some dresses and there are feminine items everywhere so there was a woman living there. Other than that your narrative is very speculative and not from a senior citizen’s viewpoint.

[@silent.hills.explorations]

This location is in France, but unfortunately, I cannot disclose the name in order to protect the location. I usually do my research on the properties after I explore them, so that is why I might be saying different things. I really have to do some research beforehand. Thanks for watching!

[@robinlewis5374]

Urban explorers very rarely say where these places are for obvious reasons

[@kb94596]

Judging by the French language papers, Ontario or Quebec? is that why no Kaizer present? They sure don't build houses like this any longer.

[@Lee.l-p6v]

I have to disagree with you this Explorer doesn't travel to Canada. It wouldn't be worth their while, just saying. But if you also look there's a chair lift outside, there's no way that would survive any kind of winter in Canada. In Europe maybe but definitely not Canada. Oh, and the gentleman also shows you a picture of a car that's in front of the house with European plates so it's definitely not in Canada.

[@Lee.l-p6v]

I do like your exploration. The only thing I have to disagree with is you narrate that the guy was murdered then he was handicapped but then as you're talking through it he was hard-working. You don't know if he had family but at the beginning you were saying he was married and had children like the whole story doesn't even add up. Don't get me wrong. I like the house, but your story doesn't make any sense.

[@silent.hills.explorations]

@@Lee.l-p6v I have been to Canada in the past actually to see some beautiful mansions and houses on this channel. This location is in France.

[@silent.hills.explorations]

This location is in France! Kaizer unfortunately was busy during that time so he was not able to join me on this one. More with him coming out soon :)

[@silent.hills.explorations]

@@Lee.l-p6v He was handicapped since he was an older gentleman. I usually do my research on the properties after I leave, so that is why I might say different things during the video, and during the intro.

[@nancypierce7892]

The fire places were a disappointment

[@deniseslusser9041]

So what was the room that was sealed off?

[@lawyerservicedirect8619]

i think that was like a back door

[@MikeCzaplinski]

where in n is this home?

[@leafyislive2905]

Damnnn

[@vivianholland6575]

Who. Did mrderd the the man and that's is very sad

[@HeidiTeutsch-v3i]

What happened to the family

[@Jesusisthewaytoheavenamen]

It's been trashed for sure. It mite of been his elderly parents living there to. Or the wife who was disabled. So that's why they left . I really feel people have taken stuff out of there,and trashed the place. I think that place use to look really lovely. But we have these people who don't live life loving things or people. They just want to rough the place up because that's the nasty sort of attitudes they process on earth. No respect even when dead.

[@lisanowakow3688]

Badger, not skunk. I think he/she needed help so they converted the top floor for the live in help.

[@stanleywestell441]

you misted the room you cant see

[@Lee.l-p6v]

What? I don't understand is you're constantly assuming that it was the gentleman that was handicapped or elderly. So you're always saying he must have not have. And 90% of the rooms were probably used at one time. Not necessarily for storage but you looks like it was vandalized by a lot of people over time. And yes, the home is in rough shape because it's been left for so long to nature as well as intruders. I really have a hard time with this one. Sorry dude.

[@denisesmith2745]

Wow… you’re harsh

[@silent.hills.explorations]

I wasnt assuming that he was elderly and handicapped, I knew he was from the start, that is why I mentioned that. You might be right with the other rooms though, as vandals may have rummaged through them a little. I have seen in other instances where owners will have some very unorganized rooms just because they dont need the extra space.

[@mysteriousmoon7101]

It’s not that serious man

[@kathiep7781]

It's pretty obvious he was somewhat disabled 😮

[@CarolJohnson-s3r]

You're a jerk

[@tjohnson1045]

Its a badger 🦡

[@FlordelizaEscototo]

Maybe they want stay in city

[@MichaelMooney-tn2ly]

I like videos better when people don't talk so much. You're pretty uninformed of things. Just film, talk less!

[@KateBogdenxx]

I wish you would show the house's beauty. And features. NOT THE CONTENTS . i thought your page is to show abandoned homes. Not contents in a house that people left behind sheesh show the house.

[@TiffanyBellaMakeup]

its his channel & he can put out what he wants. stop being rude. if you want to see the house's beauty then go there yourself and see it. 🙄

[@alanbrown3172]

Find another channel if you're going to complain.

[@CarolJohnson-s3r]

We want to see the contents, it's just as interesting as the house

[@robinlewis5374]

The sad part of all of this and other abandoned properties isn't the furniture or knick knacks, it's the family pictures that are scattered. Those you can't replace and generations of people are lost. No more pictures of your family