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Our homes are meant to be our safe spaces, where we unwind after a long day, eat, sleep, and take shelter from the chaos of the outside world. We make them our own and naturally assume we know every corner.
But for these people, that sense of comfort was shaken. One day, they stumbled upon something deeply disturbing hidden within their homes—so unsettling, they felt compelled to share it online.
Scroll down to see what they found. And maybe keep the lights on, just in case.
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#1
I Was Looking For Something In The Attic When I Found This
Cee Cee 8 months ago (edited)
Lucky you. Bats are great for getting rid of nasty biting insects. Here in the UK most bats are protected and you can't interfere with them without specialist guidance. Building/demolition projects will be delayed if the bat surveys find signs of bat occupation.
Clown fish 8 months ago
Yep 7 years they couldn't knock a building down near me because the pretty bats lived there
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Charmagne Blackledge 8 months ago
We invested in bat houses as we live surrounded by woods with a little stream. I've seen our bats flying with a snake in their grip! When we entertain outside - our guests aren't getting eaten alive by mosquitos either! Bats are remarkable creatures!
Scott Rackley 8 months ago
When my parents built their house on the river, I talked them into bat houses around the property. They have virtually zero mosquitoes.
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Lady Eowyn 8 months ago
How is that creepy? Bats get rid of all sorts of insects. Leave them alone and they won't bother you.
Kit Black 8 months ago
Less than 1% of wild bats carry rabies, and human rabies cases are rare in the U.S.
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geezeronthehill 8 months ago
You will have trouble with bat guano, it's not good for your home. You'll need a removal specialist because bats are rightly protected by law. They will recommend where to put bat houses so you keep the benefits of bats, and will install bat exclusion devices to keep them from reentering. The excluders must not k**l nursing bat pups, so must be installed before pupping season, (summer months) or before hibernation begins.
Bad Alchemy 8 months ago
Bats are a lovely and vital part of a healthy biosphere. However, it is not healthy for them to be in your attic. Their droppings are highly acidic, will damage your flooring, and can contain microbes that are not a friendly addition to human lungs. It is best to seek out a reputable wild animal rescue/migration company to help move them someplace good for them and the humans. Bat boxes on or near your property would be an excellent way to help them stay safe and get the benefit of their environmental caretaking.
Peter Bear 8 months ago
That is awesome! If you don't want them in your house, build some bat boxes outside for them. They're great at natural pest control.
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#2
Dinosaur Bone Found In The Basement Of My Friend’s 15th Century House In North-Eastern France
Baali Venomax 8 months ago
That's awesome. Looks like a couple of other fossils there too. Your local museum will buy that from you.
#3
Realtor Was Just As Shocked As Me
Think I’m gonna name it Calcifer, there’s even a complimentary coal room!
Magenta Blu 8 months ago
When things were made to endure and not to brake in pieces after 2 years
geezeronthehill 8 months ago
Sure hope that's not asbestos. I'd have that tested where it's flaking off.
Lynchamigsakta 8 months ago
Haha my fat asses first thought was, wonder if you can bake pizza in it?
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#4
Found This Inside The Wall In My Hallway. I've Lived In This House For All Of My 46 Years
Charmagne Blackledge 8 months ago
You've won the internet for today! That is hands down the best advise I've ever read!
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Riley Quinn 8 months ago
Someone gave it to one of the previous owners who found it horrifically ugly, but promised they would indeed hang it somewhere in the house.
Upstaged75 8 months ago
The builders put it there to creep someone out some day in the future?
CartoonCasey 8 months ago
Oh, he looks fun. Who wouldn't want that in their walls in their hallway, hidden. Hidden for so many, many years for no real reason whatsoever. I bet his name is something like Chip. Or Skip. Or Dougie. I can almost hear the laughter. Yeah... Get the F**k Out of That House. Before YOUR portrait goes into it's place in the wall.
Robert Nolan 8 months ago
I'd get it appraised. You never know what you might just have.
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Went Into My Attic Looking For A Water Leak Coming Into My Living Room And It Appears That I'm Also In Quarantine With This Whatever Monstrosity Left This Behind. Its Soft To The Touch
Jemima Bauer 8 months ago
You could accomplish the same thing by having a nice fluffy not-creepy cat.
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Crystalwitch60 8 months ago
Ello buddy , I adore snakes I keep them myself long as that is just a python lol not a mamba your all good make sure he’s comfy n left alone n u be vermin free sorted
Bettye McKee 8 months ago
My mother claimed a neighbor had put a snake in her house. No one believed her. After she died, we found a snake skin under the couch.
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
Do you live with any small animals, like a small dog or a cat? No? Then you have nothing to worry about. Pythons are not aggressive and tend to avoid humans, so stay out of the attic.
#6
The Jar Room
When we bought our house, the basement had (and still has) the remains of a project belonging to local artist Tim Gallagher. The room contains 320 jars lining the walls, containing odd items collected from around the property/town.
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
Reminds me of the tv show Bones. If I remember correctly, it was a serial killer who had the collection, not that I'm saying that is the case here. If I found it in my house I would probably put it on display.
Baali Venomax 8 months ago
Keep the stuff you like, donate the rest to charity. I WISH I could be this organised!
#7
Found A Hidden Room In Our Attic From WW2!
Pernille 8 months ago
The sign says that if you have a bad stomach (the runs) you don't have access. It is either danish or norwegian.
Hippopotamuses 8 months ago
Clearly. 'Something' happened to necessitate this sign.
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Colleen Glim 8 months ago
Really cool from a historical point of view. Really sad that this was necessary in the first place and looks like being necessary again. Will we ever learn? We’re supposed to be intelligent
WindySwede 8 months ago
OP: " It says roughly translated[:] If you have a bad stomach, then you don't have access". Fas or other?
Margaret H 8 months ago
I wonder how many hidden bolt holes there are left to discover in Europe.
Steinem Sukker Rumpe 7 months ago
It says Do you have a bad stomach? Then you do not have access. It's danish.
#8
What’s The Weirdest Thing You’ve Found In A Crawl Space? I’ll Go First:
tori Ohno 8 months ago
A deep hole is exactly where clowns belong. But I would have dumped concrete on top of them. That'll stop them from coming back to life and eating you.
#9
Found This In My Friends Old House. Actual Tattoo Removed From Man's Arm In In 1926, Placed On A Sheet Of Cotton And Cataloged In An Envelope
Ace 8 months ago
After death, one assumes. I was not as unusual as you might think.
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Huddo's sister 8 months ago
There used to be a scientist or some other academic, I can't remember which, who collected tattoos like this and catalogued them.
Danger Muppet 8 months ago
There are hundreds of Yakuza body tattoos on display, in museums and sold on the black market. It's fascinating artwork but gross.
#10
70 Lbs Of Beehive Hidden In The Ceiling Of An Urban Home
WindySwede 8 months ago
and then not just the honey bees! The solitary bees and bumble bees are so much more important to keep alive and well! Along with many more insects.
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A friend of mine found an even bigger one under his deck. He's allergic so he had a beekeeper relocate them.
Jeffery Gorgonzola 8 months ago
Oh hell no. I would get someone and relocate them or something, bees scare the shít out of me.
Baali Venomax 8 months ago
Those bees need to be safely relocated outside. That's no place for a hive.
Lila Allen 8 months ago
Right?!? I am hoping they called a local apiary and got them relocated
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Remi (He/Him) 8 months ago
We found a huge wasps nest in the attic. Thankfully it wasn't occupied anymore. 😬 Oh and the mummified rat beneath the floorboards was quite the sight too
#11
Found A Darkroom In A Sealed Off Section Of My 1890s Home
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
We used to have a darkroom in our garage, from when mu uncle was younger and developed his own prints. It was unused for decades, until we realised we could use the space and pulled it down. Years later, I wished we still had it so I could develop some photos.
Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
In modern times, the term "darkroom" has a very different meaning. I was was confused at first but then I saw the pictures...
#12
I Had To Go Into The Basement Yesterday And The Dirt Looked Like It Had Large Footprints In It. There's Only One Entrance And It's Inside The House
Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
This many dirt accumulated in the basement? I would suspect, it was not cleaned in decades. The footprints are most likely old, maybe from the previous owner.
Rebecca O’Donnell 8 months ago
Some basements, especially very old homes, only have a dirt floor.
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#13
Psa: Check Your Walls With A UV Light
Reddus Heddus 7 months ago
Proverbs 3:13 Happy is the man who finds wisdom, And the man who gains understanding; 3:14 For her proceeds are better than the profits of silver, And her gain than fine gold.3:15 She is more precious than rubies, And all the things you may desire cannot compare with her. 3:16 Length of days is in her right hand, In her left hand riches and honor.3:17 Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace.3:18 She is a tree of life to those who take hold of her, And happy are all who retain her.3:19 The LORD by wisdom founded the earth; By understanding He established the heavens;3:20 By His knowledge the depths were broken up, And clouds drop down the dew.3:21 My son, let them not depart from your eyes—Keep sound wisdom and discretion; 3:22 So they will be life to your soul, And grace to your neck.3:23 Then you will walk safely in your way, And your foot will not stumble.3:24 When you lie down, you will not be afraid; Yes you will lie down and your sleep will be sweet
Renaissance man 8 months ago
With my luck I would find large areas covered in blood and pentagrams
#14
Toilet Seat In Basement Of Recently Purchased House
#15
While Renovating My Grandmas House, I Found The Prosthetic Leg Of My Great Grandfather In The Attic
#16
Found This Old Voodoo Statue In My Crawlspace
XenoMurph 8 months ago
Remember, the idea that Voodoo dolls used as an effigy to harm people was brought from England to the Caribbean. They didn't exist in that religion before that.
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
I'm not following your comment. I understood that Voodoo dolls (poppets) originated from the Fon people in Dahomey, presently known as the Republic of Benin, in West Africa. The Voodoo religion was practiced among slaves in Haiti and Louisiana from a blend of beliefs from their countries of origin.
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Cathleen Cummings 8 months ago
This is NOT a "voodoo doll," please don't call it that! It is an nkisi nkondi, a power figure that offers divine protection, in the belief system of the Kongo peoples. And the head is quite beautifully carved.
Lila Allen 8 months ago
I was about to say that. I feel like people could have googled the image and figured that out.
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PurpleTribe 8 months ago
What a find! It’s actually an African tribal sculpture called Nkondi Nkondi are mystical statuettes made by the Kongo people of the Congo region. You can probably sell it on eBay
Robert Fennell 8 months ago
I saw one of these on an antique show on tv. It was worth a decent amount of money.you might want to check with an expert
Ivonne Charlotte Marais 3 months ago
That’s not a voodoo item. It’s a nkisi from central Africa. They are amazing and powerful objects. That’s very valuable. It’s sad that it’s been locked up and removed from its community - colonialism 101.
#17
Just Moved In To A New Apartment. Found This In The Basement
Raven DeathShade 8 months ago
Swet Mother, Sweet Mother, send your child unto me, for the sins of the unworthy must be baptized in blood and fear.
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#18
Footprint Found On Wall
My house is a poor man’s Victorian, it was built in 1893 and once or twice a year for the last 6 years I’ve lived here I magic erase the door frames, switches, windowsills during a seasonal deep clean.
Last October I was deep cleaning my home and noticed a footprint about 8’ up the wall under the attic. I remembered my partner had been doing some attic work in spring and figured it must’ve been left over from that. When he came home I asked him to wipe it up, since it was pretty inconsiderate to leave for 6+ months without offering as he’s usually pretty meticulous.
“Hey can you wipe that footprint off the wall above your office?”
He looked at me confused, “What footprint?”
I walked him up the stairs and pointed it out and he looked at it and back at me and flatly said “Why would I have been in the attic without shoes?” Which is a very him response, as he’s very stoic and exceptionally more prepared for anything that I am.
He goes “Are you pranking me?”
I wasn’t. We have no clue where the footprint came from or why it would be bare 7’ up.
Upstaged75 8 months ago
Remember that recent story of the guy living in that woman's attic for years??
BookFanatic 8 months ago
This is probably a tall tale (hah!) but Lincoln used to flip either his kids or his siblings upside down so they could "walk" across the ceiling and leave footprints to annoy people.
Marleina Hershberg 8 months ago
1...first this says 8' then 7'. 2...looks like a couple more above the other door frame to the left.
#19
The Brother-In-Law Of A Friend Of Mine Is Remodeling A House To Sell
My husband and I went to look at it a few weeks back. There's an old dilapidated barn on the property. My friend found this in a corner, under some boards and dust.
Papa 8 months ago
It might also have sentimental value to the family of the previous owner. In years past it wasn't unusual for families to note important events like births and deaths in blank pages of Bibles, and pass them down from one generation to the next.
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Jeremy James 8 months ago
I love finding these! They usually have a treasure of old birth, marriage, and death records inside. It's fun to try and track down a descendant on the ancestry sites.
Rinso The Red 8 months ago
Looks like it could be a Civil War era bible. We found 2 of them under the floorboards of a farm house we renovated.
Carmen Thorman 3 weeks ago
Unfortunately there are thousands of them. If he's lucky there will be family history in the back or front
Shelley Colleen 4 months ago
It's just a Bible. Not everything is a scene from a horror movie.
Jayne Mcartney 6 months ago
Wow. Amazing find. They used to write the owners names in the front pages along with the date. They would then bequeath it to their relative who would also write their names and date. And so on..
#20
Hair Cuttings
We found this in an old desk left in the basement of a rental we own. They seem to all be from the same person but why…?!
Magenta Blu 8 months ago
People used to stash their own hair to burn it because it was believed that if you threw away hair randomly, your spirit was doomed to find every strand of lost hair before it can rest in peace and go to heavens
kayteeisdabomb 8 months ago
could be from a deceased loved one. Victorian times people would cut the hair from their dead family member and have art made out of it and framed to hang
Daniel Atkins 8 months ago
These are called hair wreaths pretty interesting. https://mainestatemuseum.org/hair-wreaths/
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 8 months ago (edited)
Used to be common to give people a lock of your hair, especially exchanged between lovers. I'm not sure if that's what this is though because they do seem to have come from the same person, given the colour.
Celtic Pirate Queen 7 months ago
It may have been for Victorian "hair art". They would make pictures out of their loved ones hairs - wreaths and picture frames, etc. Google it.
lisa_l_ross58 8 months ago
My Grandma had a china container that she said was used to store hair. Women would use it to puff up certain hairstyles.
Holly Marley 8 months ago (edited)
I really hope that is doll hair. What's written on the top of the box?
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
It could be. Many old dolls used to be taken to the 'doll hospital' when they broke or needed a refurbishment, including replacing hair.
Load More Replies... Carmen Thorman 3 weeks ago
Some of the Australian indigenous believe that if a bad person got their hair they could do bad things to them. Some of them collect their hair even today. Found out this from an indigenous flat mate
Anne Coleman 8 months ago
My grandmother had a “hair receiver” a small box she kept hair like this in - they would use it to make wigs or small hair pieces like braids
#21
My House Has Portraits In The Crawl Space From The Original Owners In 1960 That Have Never Been Moved
JoNo 8 months ago
The original owners in 1960 may have had framed photos of their family from times gone by. I have photos displayed in my house taken years ago, it's not unusual to display old family photos.
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Bill Swallow 8 months ago
The original owners have never been moved? Wow! (Maybe there's a good reason...)
Caring Panda 1 month ago
Sometimes they couldn't take everything so some things got stashed. Grandma buried a lot of silver in the backyard when they moved because they couldn't have it shipped.
Kerry Palmer 8 months ago
That looks like frames and photos my Mom and Dad would pick up at Amish Auctions in Indiana. No idea who the people were, but they hung some in different bed rooms in their house. I thought it weird.
#22
Renovating A 100 Year Old House, Found What Looks Like A Samurai Sword Under A Section Of The House That Had A Dirt Floor. The Sheath Is Metal On The Outside And Wood Inside
Spidercat 8 months ago
That's a WWII Japanese Army sword... I'm guessing you are in America...these were brought back by American GI's as trophies. By that point these were being factory produced and aren't the same quality as a handmade, hand folded sword. Still very cool and will definitely have some value to someone. Try militaria collectors rather than martial artists of you want to sell it. They will value it more highly.
Kr-8YzEe zùt 8 months ago
Nice one Spidercat....nice to pass the information on. Top human.
Load More Replies... Holly Marley 8 months ago
I have always hoped that the Honjo Masamune would show up in a WW2 veteran's collection somewhere, like the Faberge egg that was found in a flea market in the Midwest.
Spidercat 8 months ago
Yes LiuLiu, it was taken from a dead or captured Japanese soldier during a world war...
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Shelley Colleen 4 months ago
I'm not sure how possible it would be but, if the sword was able to be identified, I'd love to return it to the Japanese soldier's family.
#23
Was Gonna Fix A Cable To An Accesspoint On The Top Floor In My Old House And Found This Behind The Wall???
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
The Weeping Angels immediately came to mind since I'm popping over here during the commercials while watching the 11th Doctor.
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 8 months ago
It's a weeping angel! Whatever you do, don't blink, blink and you die...
Kit Black 8 months ago
You don't die, you just time travel and live somewhen else... honestly, in this day and age finding a weeping angel might be a blessing
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#24
Just Rented A House. It Comes With Our Very Own Knife Room
syb8djdb5q 8 months ago
Every 3rd episode of Supernatural, but if it manifests Dean Winchester, I’m all for finding creepy knives in my attic.
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ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 8 months ago
You just have to find out which one is the bread knife and which one's the poop knife.
#25
Found In A House I Was Cleaning Out
Turd Ferguson 8 months ago
Learn the facts: Rabies, kills nearly 4,000 Americans – every 1,000 years.
Kit Black 8 months ago
Where do they keep refrigerators on your planet??? Cause like... we keep them in houses. But I figure you must be keeping them somewhere else if you think that he couldn't have found something in a refrigerator while cleaning out a house???
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These Scratches On The Inside Of The Door To My Basement. It’s An Old House Too
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 8 months ago
By the width of the scratches, I'd say certainly a well-sized dog. Poor animal. :(
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Abel 8 months ago
I had two cats as pets in my life and they can make more damage to doors and furniture than this...
Greymom 8 months ago
Yeah. My parents used to have a very well taken care of house cat who spent nights in the heated garage as that was where his litter box was and he also tended to get in major mischief if left in the main house. If breakfast was served two seconds late, he would literally climb up the inside of the door frame and hang about 5 feet off the ground yelling his displeasure. Trim around the door had to be replaced after he passed away it was so shredded.
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Tally Marks In An Old Attic Of An 1800’s New England Home
Magenta Blu 8 months ago
I used to tally mark the days left to finish school when I was a child. That's how much I hated going to school, I was like being in jail for 12 years. I still have nightmares and I won't even walk near a school.
#28
After An Earthquake, Saw This In An Old Attic
#29
The Outside Of The Bathroom Door To The Apartment I Just Moved Into. Looks Like Left Handed Knife Strikes And They Do Go Through. They Did Give Me A Deal On The Place
Epona 8 months ago
I'm right-handed, so I don't know, but how do these look like left-handed knife strikes? Couldn't they just as easily be right handed ones?
znhgww9rs6 8 months ago
if you think about the way your wrist bends and the amount of force you'd need to puncture a wall, they would be more likely to be left-handed
Load More Replies... Renaissance man 8 months ago
Use a black light to look at your walls to search for large patterns of blood
#30
Painting Found In The Bathroom Of A House We Rented
Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
It's signed, too. You could find out more about the artist. Might be worth something, since it doesn't look like mass produced s**t...
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
Reminds me of one that was hung opposite my friend's bedroom door when we were young. It was of some people playing cricket in front of a housing block. It was similar colours to this and I always found it creepy because there was a child in one of the windows of the house and it had similar facial expression to this.
Still Going 7 months ago
Looks like a painting in the death photo style, popular in 19th Century. Elizabeth Barrett Browning (and others, I'm sure) wrote about this practice. I definitely wouldn't want it in my house! Pictures of loved ones who passed on, yes. Pictures of them after they passed on, no.
#31
So My Parents Just Moved Into A New House And Found This On The Ceiling In One Of The Bedrooms. I Know Which Room I Won't Be Staying In
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
Absolutely. Seeing this message as you're tucking yourself in for the night. Chilling.
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#32
We Hired A Chimney Specialist Today And They Found This. They Said “Well, This Is A First”
XenoMurph 8 months ago
No, the "talk" button is held in. The person planted this to listen to whatever was going on in the room, until the battery died.
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#33
This Was Found Under The Kitchen Sink At My Brother's House
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
It could be one of those toys that you put in water and it 'grows'. I've never seen one with that design though.
Holly Marley 8 months ago
You mean your brother's former home, right? I would nope right out of that.
#34
Found In The Creek Behind My House
Rafael 8 months ago
Demon face is mildly annoyed because the rest of his corporal vessel seems to have been misplaced.
Uncle Panda 8 months ago
"Twenty three thousand years to make it to the beach, another 7 thou to make it down this creek, and I'm stuck here. I think I made a wrong turn at Albuquerque."
#35
Strange Spoon Found In My GF’s Abandoned House
DowntownStevieB 8 months ago
Not 100% sure if this is it, but my mom used to have African art in the late 80s-early 90s. It was a huge home décor trend in the U.S. at one point.
Baali Venomax 8 months ago
Kinda cool. If you don't want it, take it to a charity(or thift as you call them in America), and I'm sure someone will snap it right up.
Bill Swallow 8 months ago
... Looks like one of the Mardi Gras masks from that Twilight Zone episode.
#36
What The Heck Is This?
Family moved into an old house and found this hairball??? thing in the attic. it appears to be multiple hair colors and might be wrapped around something more solid on the inside but we are afraid of messing with it anymore than we already have. is this witchcraft or something?
Kathrin Pukowsky 8 months ago
The contemporary cases of the black plague have to come from somewhere.
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ShortAttnSpanTheatre 8 months ago
It may be a DIY hair styling filler or form. Something you use inside your updo. In the 19th century, it was called a rat.
Shelley Colleen 4 months ago
Okay, everyone should know that there is nothing at all to be afraid of from some silly thing like this. If, however, you choose to believe in "magic," then you have to accept the rules of magic.Despite what scary movies would have you believe, any kind of "spell" or "curse" can't have any kind of "effect" on any person who was not part of the original casting process. Even if someone used a bunch of old hair (probably from a vacuum cleaner) to cast a spell on someone else, that spell would be limited to the intended victim. In the realm of magic, one cannot cast a spell or curse to affect the whole world.
#37
My Bestie Recently Bought A House, And When She Checked Out The Attic This Was The Only Thing In There
Sea Squirrel 8 months ago
That thing hasn't been there for long. Or there's also a ghost that's obsessed with dusting.
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
Makes you wonder how many of these posts are legit.
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Anna Drever 8 months ago
Looks to be a Moses basket. My SIL gave us hers when our first born came along.
Load More Replies... Earthquake903 8 months ago
That's something I'd do to freak out the buyer's of my house, cause I'm weird like that.
#38
Found This In The Attic Of Our New House. Not Sure Why It's There
Janos Schumacher 8 months ago
It's a witch ward likely. Like a jar full of iron nails and chicken bones. You'll find them in attics out east. It keeps the witches out.
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
Horse sh!t. We had iron nails in the basement, yet my mother came and went as she pleased.
Load More Replies... Shelley Colleen 4 months ago
I'd guess it was put there by someone like me, who takes joy in using old chicken bones, feathers, and black thread to fashion silly little totems to scare the heck out of dumdums who annoy me.
CatD 8 months ago
You know, a white witch shouldn't sound so excited by something used to hex people. As a Wiccan, I actually know this for a fact.
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Found This Creepy Doll In My Grandmothers Attic
PeepPeep the duck 8 months ago
Omg I had one too, it’s the rabbit from Alice in wonderland, mine had the clothes still and was in better condition. I called him Girly, cos that’s what my dad called it as a child in the 50s 😂 sadly it got eaten by rats in 2007
#40
Found This In The Closet Of Our New House
#41
Found Some Nice Rocks Holding Up Our 1840s Farmhouse While Investigating Water Leaks In The Crawl Spaces
Brian Droste 8 months ago
My house was built in 1920. It is the same way. You have to understand they didn't have the same standard or rules they have today to build houses back then. They build them however they wanted.
Karen Menard 8 months ago
Found the same in a house in Pepperell, MA date approx 1890. Bought from 2nd owner and sold it without anyone even looking in the crawlspace. Even the house inspection did look there, guess we're all afraid of crawlspaces!
CartoonCasey 8 months ago
Out of the scary, scary things on this list, this is truly scary because it's real world scary. Both physically and financially.
Heather Menard 8 months ago
That's what they used back then. Also probably will outlast all of us.
#42
Child’s Drawing On The Wall At The Rent House I’m At
sfgothgirl 8 months ago
It's the Heat Miser! https://artovision3d.com/cdn/shop/products/heat_miser_desktop.jpg?v=1668701231
Agfox 8 months ago
It looks too sophisticated for a child & similar to paintings done by Matt Sesow https://www.sesow.com/may2k21a.htm
#43
This 15 Year Old Stash Of Canned Food I Found In My Crawl Space From The House’s Previous Owner
Kathrin Pukowsky 8 months ago
You are more likely to get a listeria infection from packaged salad than canned food because the latter is usually pasteurized, which kills the bacteria. I guess you're thinking of botulism. Now that is really worrisome because you can't see, smell, or taste a difference in the food itself, the only warning sign is gas buildup in the can that makes it bulge, but not always. If there is gas escaping from the can when opening, that's a sign to toss it.
Load More Replies... PeepPeep the duck 8 months ago
They realllllly need to do an update show on doomsday preppers and where they are now 😂
Jane Hower 7 months ago
Canned goods are SAFE and can be eaten YEARS after they were canned. If no one in this country wants them then send them to a needy country overseas.
Earthquake903 8 months ago
My grandparents had 30 year old stuff like this in their kitchen and shed.
Riley Quinn 8 months ago
My friend developed Alzheimer's and had to be put in hospice, so we cleaned her home out to put it on the market. I knew she was a pack rat, but I'd never really spent time in the basement, so I was blown away by the ancient cans and jars of food she had stored down there.
#44
Crawlspace Under My Bed
#45
The Wall Paintings From A House My Firm Is Working On. Sorry If This Isn’t Weird Enough, Just Been Giving Me The Creeps All Day
G A 8 months ago
Well they aren't old given Pikacĥu is there. Some parent with no art skills tried to do a nursery mural and failed badly
Hippopotamuses 8 months ago
I feel for their child. This is trauma inducing.
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#46
This Creepy Doll I Found In The Dumpster On My First Day In My New Apartment
Renaissance man 8 months ago
What are you going to the dumpster for? Do you need extra furniture?
#47
This Symbol Appeared On All My Windows After Shower Fogged Up Apartment
Holly Marley 8 months ago
Agreed, this look like suction cup marks, when the windows were put in. Is it a newer build? Has no one cleaned the windows yet?
Uncle Panda 8 months ago (edited)
The secret plans for the Death Star! I'm gonna give 'em a hint to close that exhaust port.
GlitterPanda 8 months ago
looks like a possible heating element for a mirror that de-fogs itself
Heather Menard 8 months ago
Looks like a cover to a fan that probably was blowing on it for a while
#48
Found Under My Friends House. Any Idea What Kind Of Bone It Is?
Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
Looks like about 15 cm long (6 in). The scale can be the bricks of the wall. The bone looks rather sturdy for the length. Since the shape looks like a femur, I would assume it is an animal like a pig.
Kathrin Pukowsky 8 months ago
Needs banana for scale. Sorry, I'll see myself out.
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I Need More Espresso 8 months ago
Femurs are all curves- this lively thing has a flared bottom.. like a tibia? The top is throwing me but that seems like the best fit. The tibua has flared ends and acts like a column- most other long bones have rounded ends to slide in joints
#49
Found A Creepy Message In Basement
We moved to this 100 year old house last year and I just noticed this message written on one of the floor joists in the corner of the unfinished part of the basement. Not sure what to make of it.
Rafael 8 months ago
There's a recent hole drilled in a structural part. The person that did it probably knew better, but someone pressured him/her to do it anyways.
Verena 8 months ago
Weirdly enough, holes can enhance the strength of a beam/joist. Iirc, it is 30 years ago and the most hated topic when studying civil engineering, it gets stronger because you have to factor in less of its own weight. Steel frame construction of bridges or roof supports of huge halls are an everyday example, plus they take advantage of the triangulars
Load More Replies... G A 8 months ago
Horseshoe underneath. Shown upside down which suspicious people tell you the luck drains out, but it's just a chalk drawing of a thing that goes on horse's feet.
Leekier 8 months ago
There’s two schools of thought on horseshoes, I’d agree with you but some people think that if it’s the other way round the devil/fairies can sit in it so maybe it is lucky to the person who drew it🤷🏼♀️
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Recently Moved Into A New House And I Found This Drawing On The Walls In The Garage. Anyone Know What It Means?
Wang Zhuang 8 months ago
Upvoted for the use of hooliganism, a word I need to add to my vocabulary when talking about US politics
Load More Replies... Baali Venomax 8 months ago
Is that actually on the wall? The way its angled, it looks like someone just scribbled on a photo of the wall to make it look legit
Uncle Panda 8 months ago
If it's on the back wall of the garage, I think it's a comment on somebody's parking skills.
#51
I Found 150 Pieces Of Corn In My Floor. My House Is From The 1700s
Agfox 8 months ago (edited)
Reminds me that most things are dildos if you're brave/desperate/stupid enough
Billo66 8 months ago (edited)
Pardon me, I believe you just called me a d***o. :)Edit: PLural is fine, that's the problem. BP wants you to have Dildos. Not just one.
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 8 months ago (edited)
Used to be used instead of toilet paper, not that these look used. Probably just a 'convenient' place to throw them since they are organic matter.
Load More Replies... Cindy Brick 8 months ago
Firestarters! Or they had an extra-good harvest that year, and couldn't figure out where to store the overflow. Those kernels may still be viable -- in that case, a history group would be thrilled to have them.
Spittnimage 8 months ago (edited)
Corncobs not corn. I was thinking 150 corn kernals when I read heading.
#52
We Found A Radiation Mask In The Basement Of My Boyfriend's New House
Beautifullybroken 8 months ago
My husband's aunt was in the hospital and had been under going radiation for a tumor in her jaw ( metastasized breast cancer) went to her house to get her some clothes to come home in forgot to turn the bedroom light on and almost had a heart attack because she had her mask hanging on her wall
Cara Vinson 8 months ago
We have these all around where I work. They are no less creepy in clinical settings.
#53
Went Into My Attic For The First Time, Wasn’t Expecting To Find This…
#54
Whatever This Is. Found Painted On A Wall In A Home We Recently Bought. Any Help Would Be Appreciated
#55
Wooden Panel Moved Again
Moved into this place 9 months ago. Maybe 3 months ago I noticed this wooden panel in my closet ajar. We checked, nothing up there unusual. Well we didn't actually enter but I took a quick video with the flash on. Well it was open again this morning. I do toss my clothes up into my closet but the panel is slide to the left not pushed back in the direction I throw my clothes.
ShortAttnSpanTheatre 8 months ago
On the opposite side of the world, someone has a switch that doesn't seem to operate anything...
WindySwede 8 months ago
Now we might have gotten the answer to this! https://youtu.be/iiD9qn5q4RY?t=10
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WindySwede 8 months ago
OP: "Would be edit: I can't edit this post and I don't want to spam a new one so hopefully people find this. Theories so far 1)a frogger or whatever. Very unlikely they would probably die from the heat. 2) animals. Fairly likely but no evidence of any animals. No food gone, no droppings, no noice. Also we love in Tokyo much less likely for a raccoon to manage to get in our house 3) ghosts, most probable, I had ghost dreams the first few months 4) air current. Very probable.. however we live in a Japanese style building it's very drafty so that's not so much pressure as wind wiping through our place when we open all the windows. This will slam doors just not sure how it slids our panel to the left and only twice in 9 months. After my husband wakes up, we will slam some doors and play with air flow and see what we can do. Will probably tape it shut later"
Billo66 8 months ago
This happened to me. It was a bit freaky but our "ghost" was an angry possum.
El Cucuy 8 months ago
Same scenario for me but it was a very active squirrel.
Load More Replies... Shelley Colleen 4 months ago
I guess you'll only know once a grey-blue child slithers through it and chases you down the stairs?
#56
Just Noticed This Buried Window On My House
joann fielding 8 months ago
If the house is old, it could be a coal shute, where they delivered the coal directly into the basement.
#57
Bought My First Home A Couple Weeks Ago. Never Checked Out The Attic Until The Other Night. This Was The Only Thing In It
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
I wasn't able to see inside the granny flat on the property I bought because it was being rented and the renter didn't give us access. I was supposed to see it one day, but the guy said at the last minute that he had to work and couldn't let us in. It was also during covid so scheduling was tough anyway, so I decided it didn't matter. I don't think I would have bought the place if I had seen inside, because the place was foul. The guy (who had a intellectual disability) had smoked inside so there were nicotine stains over all the walls and windows. He also had a cat who he obviously didn't clean up after very well. I had to remove all the carpets because p**s had ruined them. I still haven't cleaned the oven because I couldn't stomach it (as I live in the main house I don't need to use it).
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This Was Hanging In My Basement When We Moved In
MagicJacket 8 months ago
I'm pi**ed off now, Jobu. Look, I go to you. I stick up for you. You no help me now? I say "F**k you Jobu", I do it myself.
#59
Notes In My Crawl Space
Outside of our little crawl space door, someone wrote "hi, Rudy!" on the wall. My husband and I regularly joke about living with Rudy. Like when my husband leaves the cabinet doors open or forgets his glass of milk inside the pantry for me to find in the morning and so on, we blame Rudy.
Today a plumber came by and had to go in the crawl space (which I am too much of a baby to enter myself) and he took pics to show me the pipes, totally ignoring these weird notes that were pinned to the walls!!
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
They look like rules for a children's secret club. I'm surprised it doesn't say boy/girls only.
#60
On A Bar In My New House
#61
Found This From My Grandmas Attic
#62
My Parents' House Was Destroyed In A Tornado A Year And A Half Ago. When They Moved Back In Last Week And Started Unpacking, They Found This In A Box
They have never seen it before and have no idea where it came from, but now it sits on a shelf in their living room.
Ty Stratton-Quirk 8 months ago
I'm guessing they don't actually put it on the shelf; it just shows up there whenever they try to get rid of it.
Crissy Newbury 7 months ago
That would not be within 100 yards of my house much less on in the living room.
#63
Just Moved Into A New House And Found This Hanging Over The Right Side Of The Front Door. Attached To A Horseshoe Type Thing, Looks To Be Some Creepy Voodoo Type Thing
Lyone Fein 8 months ago
These little weird looking doll figures folks find are often stashed in walls near doors. They are supposed to serve as some sort of guardian or protective entity.
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
You don't usually see a horseshoe upside down in a house, because that allows the luck to fall out.
#64
Bought A House, Moved Over The Weekend. Took My First Shower In The New Place Yesterday And This Steamed Up In The Mirror. It Says 91286
WindySwede 8 months ago
Someone on reddit, a part number for this: https://www.rona.ca/en/product/tub-shower-stem-mueller-91286-4-1-8-brass-6784437
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 8 months ago
I use my glass shower door and my mirror on the regular to write stuff down or do some quick calculations while having a shower, that's when my thoughts can flow as freely as the water and I come up with quite some ideas. 🤷♀️
#65
As If Our Basement Wasn’t Creepy Enough
#66
Just Bought This White Elephant Property, Complete With Scary Basement
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
What's a white elephant property? I've only heard white elephant meaning knick knacks sold at a market/fete.
Magenta Blu 8 months ago
It is a useless big building intended to be some sort of project where it wasn't really needed, for example a big hospital in a small unaccessible town, or a government building in the middle of the desert... that's a white elephant property
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Creepy Picture Found In An Attic
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Anna Drever 8 months ago
My biggest regret is when we remodelled our kitchen a few years ago and there was a waste space in the corner that is inaccessible that I didn’t leave something creepy in there for the next folks to find when they redo the kitchen. Wasted opportunity. Darn it.
Cydney Golden 8 months ago
In our old house, the previous owners wrote on the door to a crawl space..."Do not leave open." And underneath another word we could never understand. We told ourselves it said 'condensation' but we never really knew.
Littlemiss 8 months ago
To be fair, I wrote creepy messages in the pit of my old garage. Hopefully someone found them... they probably filled it in not knowing it was for working under a car.
OpheliaPoe 8 months ago (edited)
I had a very religious coworker. We worked in an art gallery in a building from the 1880s. He was based in the basement (the art studio, storage, all of our shipping materials, etc... were there). So the basement was a little creepy to begin with just having uneven floors, stone walls, rumors about it supposedly have been used as a morgue after a mining disaster. He would hide pictures of Jesus in random places for ??? reasons? To be fair, we did have a ghost but it was harmless. I was more creeped out by finding Jesus staring down at me from places like in between the beams in a dark corner that required a flashlight to navigate.
Anna Drever 8 months ago
My biggest regret is when we remodelled our kitchen a few years ago and there was a waste space in the corner that is inaccessible that I didn’t leave something creepy in there for the next folks to find when they redo the kitchen. Wasted opportunity. Darn it.
Cydney Golden 8 months ago
In our old house, the previous owners wrote on the door to a crawl space..."Do not leave open." And underneath another word we could never understand. We told ourselves it said 'condensation' but we never really knew.
Littlemiss 8 months ago
To be fair, I wrote creepy messages in the pit of my old garage. Hopefully someone found them... they probably filled it in not knowing it was for working under a car.
OpheliaPoe 8 months ago (edited)
I had a very religious coworker. We worked in an art gallery in a building from the 1880s. He was based in the basement (the art studio, storage, all of our shipping materials, etc... were there). So the basement was a little creepy to begin with just having uneven floors, stone walls, rumors about it supposedly have been used as a morgue after a mining disaster. He would hide pictures of Jesus in random places for ??? reasons? To be fair, we did have a ghost but it was harmless. I was more creeped out by finding Jesus staring down at me from places like in between the beams in a dark corner that required a flashlight to navigate.
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