HOUSE SEARCH, ca. 1942 - ca. 1945

[@sculli722]

'The infantry calls it reconnasance, the agent calls it casing the joint' Words cannot describe how much I love that line.

[@guccimalcs]

“Thorough house search” My man opened like 4/100 drawers, didn’t check the bed, didn’t check the books, only looked in the medicine cabinet and nothing else in the bathroom, only checked one window, didn’t touch the couch, even took a big ‘ol wiff of the secret chemical, etc. He hardly searched at all.

[@ericssmith2014]

It kind of kills me that he doesn't do anything to dispose of the gimmicked cork and wine bottle. Even the square torn from the wrapping paper is a little suspicious -- good thing the enemy agent was no Sherlock Holmes. Also, that chemical sample is now contaminated with aftershave.

[@dont_know_anymoreum797]

Bro calm down it’s just a display of what to do besides they probably would’ve at least ran water through it before pouring it in and even if not they still have the recipe so they can determine what chemicals changes might have been made if contaminated

[@forgottendreamteam]

First you trip the breaker in a room or turn it off if you have access to it. Then you hide things inside the walls by going in through the electrical outlet boxes and light fixtures and stuff. Hide it in the most dangerous places possible. You could also possibly shut off the gas and hide things inside gas appliances or gas pipes or valves. (make sure to bleed the gas line and blow the gas out the room obviously) The more dangerous the less likely someone will stick their hands or fingers inside there, no matter how out in the open it is. The same thing applies with damaging locks by leaving scuff marks on screws, missing or mismatched screws or other damage. Also very nasty places are sort of good but only if its some place not too obvious like a toilet or garbage can. Maybe a poop filled bird cage, in a room full of other poop filled bird cages. Or maybe just in a really dusty place. But the pros hide stuff in the forbidden places that you don't even wanna know about. You dont see it in the james bond movies but i bet some spy somewhere hid something up an iguanas ass or something. For every 1 minute it takes you to hide it, it takes someone else 4 minutes to find it. If they have a sniffer dog then hide it up high and in the center of the area. Like inside of a the housing of a ceiling fan or light or whatever's in the center of the ceiling. A dog will never smell that out and pinpoint it accurately. Also you can create self destructing hiding spots, where the evidence is either damaged beyond use or the object will become moved to a far away spot if disturbed (usually by utilizing gravity to drop the object or slide it down to someplace that nobody can get at) The chemical sample should of been poured into a smaller container and the rest poured down a drain. The scientists only need a little bit to analyze it. The hiding spot was obvious and that bottle wasn't even washed out before he poured it in. The microfilm should never of been exposed to light. The paper in the book with the fancy page was obvious. When you open a book pages like that immediately get looked at first, again he should of written that on a smaller piece of paper and triple checked its exactly the same letters and numbers, then hide the very very small piece of paper inside any random normal book by shoving it in-between the spine and where the pages glue together. You just have to open a book extra wide and there is a little space in there sometimes. You can shake every book out 10 times and that paper wont fall out if its wedged in there good enough.

[@alexdoll4258]

WHAT IS BRO HIDING?!💀

[@wesleycanada3675]

my guys has something going on

[@pendragonshall]

I just found these videos . They're fantastic thank you very much for posting!

[@JJJ_999]

Asmr before it was cool.

[@derbyjr]

Like… way, WAY before

[@bichchulko5984]

It was never cool

[@kodojow22]

@@bichchulko5984 your name would sound better as Bitch Cucklo

[@gamelearn9768]

@@bichchulko5984 it is

[@anthonyeverett1627]

Facts asmr now is kind cringe

[@Joe-pd9hj]

The book that he hides the paper in is called "this is it". Lol.

[@katkrause679]

The narrator has a soothing voice.

[@GoldenLegionHoney]

this makes my brain tingle.. i've always liked that feeling :D

[@Peri0dikRedz]

Hope you found the ASMR subreddit by now!

[@BioYuGi]

So here's my question. Margo gave him the secret bottle with important things in it. He had to hide them in his room because he was leaving for a while. When he returns, he retrieves them, and then brings them to... Margo? If she was the one who needed it why didn't she just keep it!

[@munchybumfuck5876]

Maybe someone was passing through margos that searched the place, so he needed it gone for the time being

[@gregtestagent]

It would be hilarious if at 10:50 Herr Richter was startled and then insulted by the disembodied voice of the narrator.

[@Traderjoe]

These guys never would have imagined that in 70 years that every phone call, email and message we send is immediately classified, cataloged and recorded by our own government and that we would be willingly carrying around a sophisticated tracking device that we are very uncomfortable not bringing with us wherever we go.

[@shadowgoku2689]

Well yeah but, we are not dealing with chemichals or weapons to attack some other country nor we are in war, ans the goverment doesnt give a fuk if we and some other people look for porn or we send and receive nudes. I think that the sad thing is that they dont actually do nothing with it, i mean, it would be great if they track down rapist or killers with that but, its useless whatsoever lol

[@hotmetalslugs]

That’s not how it works now.

[@BioYuGi]

@@hotmetalslugs Yeah lol, the phone thing sure, but they do not have the resources to catalogue every single email and phone call made. That'd be insane.

[@ConsentDeath]

​@@BioYuGiyou'd be surprised. Govs have mountains of big data. The problem isn't storing it. It's viewing what you need on large scale.. They're hoping ai will help surf it faster.

[@business_pear]

Excellent video! I've watched this about a thousand times now.

[@TimelessWorldOfGaming]

Why?

[@business_pear]

@@TimelessWorldOfGaming ASMR+cool spy stuff

[@MIKES0029]

I recognize the narrator from the asmr WW2 body search video..

[@TheEnglandknp]

This is fabulous.

[@SatanRomps]

Microfilm fades in the sunlight abd that container he transfered the liquid into wasn't sterile. He destroyed 2 out of 3 items himself.

[@TheGios100]

Leave your room messy. Theyre harder to find evidences and even harder to place the items in the correct places.

[@Chevaux804]

But then you’d never know if someone was there. While you were away

[@michalsvihla1403]

You would if you were professionally messy.

[@overfisken]

Sure was a lot of smoking back then...

[@Zharrgrim]

Smoking was cool back then

[@VIRGONOMICS]

What a life these guys had ! This must’ve been exciting work , as well as dangerous .

[@JohnJohnson-fr5cx]

Herr Richter is the guy who played Al in John Ford’s Undercover

[@kingofthefleetians]

The narrator's Boston accent slipped through and I love it

[@seashorelineone]

Reminds me of hiding drugs in Jail :)

[@TimelessWorldOfGaming]

A thorough search is a happy search. :D

[@gusgama8464]

Awesome!

[@RhysCulbreth]

Watched this during ISS, 10/10

[@sky60148]

anyone else get tingles watching this video? soo tingly

[@katkrause679]

I love this video

[@yoellopez82]

29:15 "anonymus" yeah😄 mission acomplished

[@ThePancakeRenegade]

Dunno how I stumbled across this video but it was a cool watch nonetheless. Enjoyed watching a spy mess up evidence he was entrusted with, and then another spy fail to find evidence AND leave traces of a tailing at the scene.

[@bruceh4180]

2 agents took over 3 hours to search one room. Lol. I'm also pretty sure he would've come back by then.

[@michaelbeams9553]

O.K. so you have to search the room ..............would it kill you to dust a little after you're done ?

[@krashlyboo]

All for the KFC secret spices recipe

[@LordSadicus]

That agent is definitely not German.... We Germans might be many things but we are not sloppy. Both the Geheime Staatspolizei und Ministerium für Staatssicherheit were very efficient. To the point that many individuals who were being spied upon never even knew of the fact.

[@GenmaTheDestroyer]

The irony is they pointed out this very thing in the "Body Search" training video. The agents are meticulous about checking every piece of clothing, personal items and part of the body. They notice body cues, and extrapolate from there.

[@bruceh4180]

I thought this was going to be how to find a new home in the 40s. Very interesting tho

[@Kent933]

Are they searching the same house 🤔🤔🤔😬😬😳😳

[@ilikecinema1234]

Yes

[@kentix417]

It's just one room at a (long term) hotel.

[@hotmetalslugs]

Why am I watching this

[@chamonix4658]

just incase

[@TheNoodlyAppendage]

Yeah the tombstone bank is a dead drop, in a cemetary, lol.

[@LAURAGARCIA-dq1de]

Ksk

[@sky60148]

imagine if they had covid19 concerns back then

[@kossur10]

Uhhhh the world would've ended if covid was a thing in the 50s since they didn't have the right stuff and the vaccine wouldn't be as powerful