04-04-2014, 06:16 PM
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Would You Live In A Murder House?
Would you buy a house knowing someone had been brutally murdered?We live in a very quaint village (outer edge actually) & this exact thing happened. There's a parcel of vacant land beside our property then the county road. On that side of the cty rd, about 5 years ago, a woman was brutally shot many times by her teenage son.
Violence can happen anywhere btw but its awful to see this house & be reminded of what took place, although we don't think about it as often as before. A man came a year later, totally revamped the house & a young couple has lived there for the past two years
04-04-2014, 06:22 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
Hi AC
I guess if you live in an old house there will have been some deaths there. I wouldn't particularly like to live in a house where there had been a nasty murder though I am not superstitions and don't believe in ghosts.
Some houses associated with horrible murders have been pulled down here.
04-04-2014, 06:29 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
Originally Posted by AutumnColour
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Would you buy a house knowing someone had been brutally murdered?We live in a very quaint village (outer edge actually) & this exact thing happened. There's a parcel of vacant land beside our property then the county road. On that side of the cty rd, about 5 years ago, a woman was brutally shot many times by her teenage son.
Violence can happen anywhere btw but its awful to see this house & be reminded of what took place, although we don't think about it as often as before. A man came a year later, totally revamped the house & a young couple has lived there for the past two years
04-04-2014, 07:09 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
I love my true crime books, films, documentaries, you name it but no I couldn't live in a house where a murder took place. People say to me ''the house didn't kill anyone'' I know that's true but still couldn't do it.Jeffrey Dahmer's house is up for grabs if anyone's interested!!
04-04-2014, 08:52 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
I'm the same Cranberry, love all the murder mysteries and horror, but never would I willingly live in a house where someone was murdered, I'm funny with houses there's something about them and I think they always retain a bit of what happened within their walls, but thats just me.
04-04-2014, 10:15 PM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
My house is Victorian and built in the 1880sHow many people died here and how they died is something I guess I could discover fairly easily, being into family history and having contacts.
As for violent deaths:
Well, if you go back a little way or a few centuries, then I guess you will find death, destruction, battles and the like anywhere.
This plot (house and garden) could be chock-a-block with corpses, murdered or death from natural causes.
Doesn't bother me that these bricks and mortar 'hold' anything odd
05-04-2014, 07:41 AM
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Re: Would You Live In A Murder House?
Can't say it would worry me too much we lived in a house where a man had previously committed suicide and nothing untoward happened so I can't imagine anything awful would occur if it was a murder. Many people must live in houses where murders have occurred and never even know about it anyway.|
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