He Buried Her Body In The Family Garden Abandoned For Over 20 years & Everything Still Works!…

[@dianawade4953]

That's how it was in olden times. People buried their own on the property. Surprised you haven't found more . Such sorrow in this find, and still amazing. Thank you.

[@krisyung]

makes it harder to sell to new owners

[@TXplayneJayne]

@@krisyung ..... Make sure the new buyer knows and mark off that grave properly.

[@TheSwords99]

It's still legal in some states to bury family members on your property

[@veb92168]

It's so nice that you are so respectful of the past owners of the properties you explore , many aren't.

[@Tugboat-R-Us]

I like how respectful you guys are trying not to damage anything.

[@rachelbowskill4165]

Do you know that you are one of the nicest people on you tube. I really respect you as a human being ❤❤ You have so much decency inside of you . Your a true gentleman 🙂 Love the channel

[@FRFRANKIE]

Thanks!

[@FRFRANKIE]

Your welcome.

[@richkent7938]

What an unbelievable Location, and find, Colin. Although tinged with sadness. Can't believe the Power's still on. A true Time Capsule. Keep up the great work.

[@frankforrest1597]

Absolutely amazing explore and story of it all. My ex-girlfriend,lived in the family home and her grandmothers grave was just outside the kitchen, could see it from the window of the kitchen. I gather that if you get the proper permits,etc. that its possible to be buried on your property. A bit morbid and comforting at the same time I guess. Im looking forward to the second part of this sad but interesting story. Cheers for the States, be safe 👊👍

[@samlewis2488]

We're is this

[@alasdairvincent6248]

It’s incredible that the power is still on after all these years, even the TV is still on ! A potential fire hazard, I would think.What a fascinating explore of this time capsule.

[@keciakecia2794]

Of course they had that done for filming!!!

[@marilynrowell7829]

Thank you for sharing I like the way you conduct your films no swearing and respect for the property and owners.

[@annettecorbus5284]

Wow what a magnificent explore I wish I could save that house and take care of the grave it really looks like it needs some love

[@carolb29]

what an amazing story. Hopefully you'll find the other house and explore that for us too. Such a cute place but with the water leakage and power on, surprised it hasn't burned down.

[@briangroombridge3931]

Nice find Colin, can't believe the light bulbs still work after 20 odd years!

[@akaday]

Give your head a wobble, someone is changing them as you can see by the spare bulbs in each room 🤦‍♂️

[@MrAsBBB]

If that place had a modern consumer unit it would have tripped. It’s obviously on old rewireable fuses which take a lot of current to burn through. Having spent last year clearing my dad’s home there must be thousands of places like this in the UK. Dad was horder and kept everything because he was a war baby. I had to recycle 10 lawn mowers , 5 rotavators etc.. and taxidermy . Miss him so much but it does explain why you guys have an endless world to explore. I am already planning my demise so I don’t have to leave so much “stuff” to clear up. Thanks for being so respectful. You get a gold medal for it.. All the best

[@lisaturner3130]

What a great find. Can't wait to see the next one. Thanks x

[@rhondaburke5700]

It breaks my heart that all that was not donated. To leave those beautiful things to go to waste is sad. I love those chandeliers.

[@gwenwalker147]

What does it matter? They would eventually find themselves in a thrift store. It's good to see the reality of the brevity of life and that we take nothing with us just as we brought nothing in this world!

[@-Blackguard-]

It's a shame you didn't try the computer if the power was still on. That would be a blast from the past in itself.

[@wondergranny2299]

That house feels like a tomb. It reminds me of nightmares I've had about my dad's mother who died in her house all alone. Her body was half rotted when she was found.

[@maryellenshock]

I'm so sorry!

[@pm69photography46]

These videos just go to show we exist in a fraction of time, rich, poor, popular, famous, life is so short and we live such a short life on this earth.

[@immmelting]

That ceiling light can't have been on for 23 years. You would have thought it should have burnt out by now.

[@troubleshooting114]

Light bulbs were made to last 20-25 years ago. Not like the Chinese crap of today!

[@Bullwinkle39]

The bottle of talc was branded Wilko, they changed the brand around 2012

[@chromatophore881]

Incandescent bulbs tend to fail on switching on. Once they are on they are usually OK.

[@Am-mw2tx]

There is one bulb in the world that lasted years and years in a fire mens house look it up at youtube think was the longest bulb ever

[@alicecollins6948]

I have the same light bulb 36 years still working away

[@matts7676]

Great video Colin, and such an interesting back story, thanks for sharing, and hope you can find out more and share with us all.

[@bjohn1681]

How bizarre that the lights are left on in certain rooms! Maybe to make it look at night that the house is occupied? Even though it clearly looks abandoned. And who is paying the bills? Maybe the gentleman died intestate, and until the legal matters are resolved, both properties are just left sitting empty and unable to be sold.....Amazing explore, as always, and really looking forward to seeing the follow-up video ❤👍

[@kathleenoconnor1788]

The bulbs in the lights are 23 years old, think about it

[@kimberlygibson9950]

There's still power, so why was the refrigerator not working?

[@marilynsavage7514]

I would say that ticking timer in the kitchen may turn lights on and off!

[@janetpendlebury6808]

@@kimberlygibson9950 You can turn the appliances off at the wall switches. I would think someone, a security company maybe, has charge of keeping some lights on to keep trespassers away.

[@akaday]

@@kathleenoconnor1788no they are not, look at it again, clearly someone is changing the bulbs as there are piles of them in each room from when they have been changed.

[@marcbeebe]

"Double dooring" is done to reduce sound transmission to a room. It's most effective if the door edges are sealed or at least dampened with weather stripping or velvet. The other door was probably wired shut due to unreliable latching.

[@alwaysthesleepless1]

How curious with a double door to the bedroom. I wonder if they were trying to keep something out. It is a nice old house pity it is left to fall down. Funny that the power was still on. Thanks for the tour.

[@sarahtaylor2492]

This video was very emotional and amazing at the same time. So nostalgic with all the items just frozen in time, I can imagine the lady sat in the armchair listening to the radio, this was an Amazing find and as always you are very respectful of properties and the possessions Inside them x

[@justineheinrichs2798]

Wow, very cool and seriously creepy. The hair on the back of my neck stood up just watching! Cannot imagine what it felt like actually being there. A true mystery as to why things were left as is. Great tour, thank you for sharing it with us. 🇨🇦♥️

[@annlindsaywright3169]

I think she must have been a lovely lady. Now she is at peace in the quiet of her garden. The garden was probably lovely back then. Rest in peace.

[@patriciayoung3267]

What a facinating explore. I can't believe the electric is still on after nearly a quarter of a century. I love to see these untouched time capsules. the cupboard computer room was so cool. It was really great of the subscribing neighbor to tell you about this place. it just shows how much people appreciate your entgrity and respect you show in the videos you do.

[@grahamx8623]

Top job, one of the best. Nice to get the full story from the old fella.

[@malcolmhutchison62]

Brilliant explore and so nice to hear from the neighbours that the rumours were true and that we may have a part 2 to look forward too, wonder how long the house will stay this way and hope it’s not trashed any time soon.

[@OxfordsFinestExplorer]

What a beautiful little place and the grave in the garden is insane, great find and a really cool video to watch ❤

[@ginarose545]

What an absolute brilliant time capsule, such a sad story too, thankyou for taking us on this amazing explore and looking forward to the next one. Cheers 😊

[@Bullwinkle39]

The bottle of talc was branded Wilko, they changed branding around 2012

[@daphnerosemoon9843]

Wow amazing house and story. One of your best. Looking forward to seeing house number 2

[@SarahDavies-b9w]

Love how respectful you are of peoples homes. If its has been 20 years is anyone else wondering why the lightbulbs that were left on hadn't blown? Lovely that you were able to speak with the neighbours and learn a little more, at least she has her wish of being buried in her garden.

[@GroovlyDo]

How is trespass respectful?

[@TXplayneJayne]

@@GroovlyDo ..... Does anyone ACTUALLY OWN THE PROPERTY now. ? If not it's not trespassing..........

[@GroovlyDo]

@@TXplayneJayne Someone is paying the elec bill, the title is owned by someone. No private property (in the UK) becomes "un-owned" owners may be can't afford to do anything with it, or it would be part of a diseased estate or part of a contested will etc. Gosh, watching and defending illegal activity for your entertainment, bet ya mam would be proud!

[@bonniemartin9697]

SIR, if I may suggest something. I know this might be an upside down crazy idea but here in America we have "Swiffer" dusters and the handle extends, for I would get it out extend it and gather them on the duster, not your awesome face. I don't know who the people were but you showed alot of class, being respectful and handling things carefully. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us ❤

[@unalunar7362]

If so..I think it's very disrespectful the owners letting it fall into that mess. And very wasteful, of the planets resources paying for the eclectic for it. What's the point of that?.,

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

Loved this explore bro!

[@BlytheWorld1972]

Forgot how fantastic your channel was that house was superb loved the talking and the guy you had with you was nice also .

[@gregorybeckett9205]

Looking at the tea set 19;45, clearly it looks like tarnished silver...even on the bottom of the cups, very old and very collectable, Great job mate!

[@jarcs13]

Amazing Colin, brilliant explore, really reminds me of the mansion next to the church that you did ages ago, I won't name as it's getting trashed, but amazing. Can't wait to see the husband's house if you find it. Cheers

[@karenfountain1352]

Wow this was amazing Colin, I can't believe all that stuff left behind, and everything still working keep up the good work ❤👏👏🙏

[@jaynecanfield3447]

My hubby sent you this link .. we have always been facinated by this property

[@anthonybevan9644]

Love to have info so could do it on my Channel

[@Mywatchlist-wc4gt]

How did you know of it? Fascinating

[@sheerindulgence]

Wow this one is really sad. Feels like it could be my nans house. Hopefully it's cleared and made into a home soon. Great video guys

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi guys hope you are all okay 👍 that was amazing video of the house at least you found out what happened david 👌❤️🇬🇧👍

[@michaelhuntley6007]

Another fantastic explore nice to see you with Ben again can't wait for part too of this one

[@FRFRANKIE]

Hi Colin & Ben. Hope your doing good. That was one awesome video. I can't believe the power is still on, how mad is that? That's one very cool video. Stay safe and take care.

[@irenespencer-s7d]

Thankyou Colin For Another Respectful and Unique Video As Always......It's Not The Dead to Be Frightened of ,❤❤but Always The Opposite!........Well Done to You and Your Team, .....Please Always Take Care Too.XX😊

[@50blueflower]

Thanks for a wonderful explore. I am always happy to get a bit of history on the place.❤❤❤. Real gems in there.

[@Jollyjilly58]

What a find. I can’t believe the power is on who on earth is paying the bills.. kind of sad the lady is buried in the garden

[@holliepajak3772]

Most bazaar explore you have ever had. The electric being on makes no sense at all. Loved the old computers. Such a cool story and video ! Nice job

[@rb5stevenumber903]

Wow. Interesting. That lovely old tea set on the bottom shelf of the cupboard was definitely Meissen, could tell by the markings. God knows how old it was but its an antique and worth a few quid. Was getting ready for you to run off again if a door slammed. Lol. Enjoy or your videos. Keep it up.

[@stomlinson32ify]

Amazing find…and more to follow on this one, can’t wait.

[@debralady9934]

Now you went through her house so now you should give her flowers

[@ciaranburke3243]

The tooth paste was the 9th of 21 somebody has has been there fairly recent amazing find 👍

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

You are so kind and respectful ❤️ But you missed the insane corker, when you found the car wing mirror on the hall shelf, you didn't notice the bane of late 1990s life... The AO-hell CD-Rom on the shelf for dial up Internet 14:36 🤣🤣 On a different note you can be buried in your garden in the UK but there's a LOT of regulations and there is also conditions about reselling the property later on. My parents looked at this at one time... ☹️ I wanted to put flowers on her grave 😣 I reckon the wire on the door was for a faulty latch. Pence to fix that way. I loved the low attic roof computer room, the windows were small and sweet. You should have tried the computers, they'd probably work!! Beautiful video and I can’t believe all the power was still on. Its likely been overlooked, if that place was last lived in around 2000 we couldn't chose our electricity supplier then, you had to have who supplied your area, no Scottish Power supply in Yorkshire or Northern Electric in Devon. Now it's all weird. In the switch overs the house would be overlooked then disappear off the databases. What a wonderful treasure of a find ❤️❤️❤️

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Great story and very interesting explore.

[@sharonarcher6548]

Aww that is an absolutely heartbreaking story, thank you for showing this to us,x stay safe x

[@princessmariposa828]

It's really not unusual for people to be buried on their property. I can't get over how bad the condition of that house is in after only 20 years.

[@TheWrathchild37]

your videos are amasing keep up to good work,if you come across 70s-90s places it brings back so many fond memories.

[@lindadiaz3268]

All in all the home was taken cared of, it was a beautiful home at one time 🌹

[@barbaragravely920]

Thanks this this explore wow crazy . Take care and be safe on the next explore?.

[@katemorrin8346]

Yes please would love to see other house great explore guys and as always you two are always respectful 😊

[@gc68jypsyladexsplora61]

Just come across your channel as I've been watching loads of exploring vids and this house is amazing buddy I will try watch your other vids too keep up the great work too 💯💯💯👍😊

[@shirleythompson8251]

I was transfixed to this episode. Thanks for a thought provoking video. Sad yet fascinating.

[@alisonseronik4088]

Great video. Sad story. I wished you had checked the dates on the biscuits or cakes in the upstairs bedroom.

[@CarolJean1955]

It was a great video! I'm close to 70 yrs now and found nothing offensive about it!

[@zoec703]

Excellent video guys thank you 👍🏻

[@stevejones1972]

Those 2 clocks you saw at 11:00 both run on batteries, the fact that they both still working means someone put them there in the last couple of years or someone changed the batteries, as these need new batteries every couple of years. The fact there were lights on upstairs and bulbs left on 24 hours a day will only run for about 50 days for old style incandescents before blowing, means someone has been in there quite recently. Maybe the old man visited there to maintain things until he died himself, not sure, but too many giveaways that it had not been completely abandoned and unvisited for 23 years.

[@cragg07]

He visited for ages after she passed

[@Mywatchlist-wc4gt]

Is this the one in Farnborough?​@@cragg07

[@stuartstretton6894]

Due to the 2022 tub of quality street on the chair,I have my doubts it's been empty any longer than a few years.Toothpaste too is quite new packaging 🤔

[@dazzler6123]

Great video love a time capsule nice find thumbs up from Australia

[@herbex3738]

Yes, providing you have followed all the legal procedures for registering the death, a person can be buried at home or on private land. There are other things that you should consider however, such as what happens if the property is sold, and making sure the location and ground conditions are suitable. 😮

[@wendyjones7753]

As a matter of interest... my mother gave birth to a stillborn baby back in the early 1950s.. there were nine of us.. but we were never told where the baby was burried.. my father made a box.. lined it with cotton wool and burried it in the back garden.. we never mentioned it as years ago it was tabo..i wonder now.. im in my late 60ss what was it.. boy/girl? Name.. even the location of where he placed it.. rhings happened many years ago that would not be acceptable today xx

[@lucyj7688]

Thank you.I definitely appreciate your video.

[@Destination_Unknown_Explore]

Such a cool place, I would have putted some flowers on top that grave that poor lady her grave is a mess from the overgrown garden

[@gillwyatt8103]

If u think about it a lot of the aristocratic families used to have graveyards on their properties so not so unusual. What a fascinating explore - one of the best!! Some very happy spiders living there! 🕷️🕷️🕷️

[@briansweeney2291]

Wow unbelievable Colin poor woman buried in the garden,I wonder if the two men where the sons of the woman it's great there no vandalism 👍 great video especially to the person gave you the information about the house in the first place 👍😎

[@paulademarco1585]

How many besides me, hearts melting. Xo

[@agostini19]

Increible casa abandonada y todo su interior me gustaría saber el tiempo aproximado de estar sin uso … gracias por compartir excelente canal 👏

[@davidjohn6276]

I am gob smacked oh my days about this house 🏡 he buried his wife in the garden what a mystery and 😭 it gave me goose bumps why did nt he gave her a proper funeral my be he didn't have the money maybe am wrong who knows and the eletric is still on its a wonder that TV gone damp all those years it's been there the mould is bad in places it will get worse there is some nice stuff in there will get ruined in time how sad 😭 what a grea find and you tell good story's as you go along stay safe and ps wear a mask or your health

[@robertmustard1711]

Great explore colin great story go at the end mate

[@martinsallenger5526]

Great video, Colin. very interesting, storie very strange electric supply on after all this time 👍

[@amandabeech8472]

Another fantastic find.I am surprised the lightbulbs are still working. 😂😂😂 and the horrible cobwebs. awwwww bless the old lady who didn’t want to leave her home. Rip.

[@clyth41]

This is the most saddest video I think I've ever seen. so sad that the woman is buried in the back garden and nobody goes to visit the Grave. When house is decaying it's so very sad... Goes to show that, when You die you don't take anything with you. She probably didn't have any family.. So sad x

[@alyson6014]

Respect to you guys, brilliant video. xxx

[@marlenecarrero2015]

This is absolutely amazing unbelievable how all the stuff is in there good job fellas electricity still on this is too weird

[@normaondina9687]

Yes I think it's incredible how this house is abandoned in the light still works on it but one thing in concern me is does a hot-water you said hot running water inside the house and thank you for the video it's incredible

[@vickiebarry4524]

Amazing find.

[@DianeSmith67]

what a great place, its sad that she passed but yes, i know here in the US that years ago people would be buried in the back garden of the homes, that was really common, not sure about the UK, most homesteads back then actually had their own graveyards in the back garden, i laughed so hard at the frig thing omg i about spit my coffee out haha i needed that thank you ! i cant wait to see the other house ! the wire on that door was to keep it shut, i had to do that as a kid to keep my door shut, even if it was latched it would pop open if anyone opened a door somewhere in the house, so i think thats what they did there. the double door on that room is odd though, maybe it was a add on room?

[@Kimba0724]

So sad 😢 I’m hoping your research can come up with some dates 🤞🏻 Well done explore! From Michigan, USA

[@jamescourt4703]

Brilliant video Colin.

[@korriwood]

I just love this one!!!!!! Awesome job!!! How I wish I were there!!!! Wowwwwwww❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ianevans3619]

Excellent video really enjoyed it 👍

[@Genise1313dirtydino]

A lot of interesting art and photos on the walls. Would of liked to see more

[@kimprimo5917]

Goodafternoon watching from Guyana magnificent i never saw that before after so many years wow with no one taking care of the place beautiful job guys keep up the good work stay bless stay safe ❤🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@Katieislost]

There is something erie and somewhat calming about this house

[@larryshumakerhihvv5294]

What a beautiful home you should have checked to see if the water was on

[@jonie1968]

As long as it's done legally, a body can be buried in the garden

[@john0597]

Hi bearded Explorer great video really a brilliant house so sad that the person is better than outside quite creepy really

[@marylogan4816]

Thank you I enjoyed the tour. You should have tried the water, to see if it's still on. LOL

[@simonehamilton9930]

Loved this one ❤

[@angiew1841]

I googled about this , and yes you can be buried in your own garden if you own it .

[@stebishopnomad1838]

Very interesting video thanks