Susan said the spiders “started bleeding out of the walls.” The couple filed a lawsuit against the previous homeowners for not warning them about the infestation. The family ended up getting rewarded $472,000 for their troubles.
We’ve heard about safes being in a closet or even buried in the backyard. Those are both typical locations to stash valuables, but one hidden in the wall of a kitchen? That sounds like something Batman would do.
A couple in Arizona was in the middle of renovations when they found a safe in the kitchen. “We stared in disbelief. Time stood still. I started to reach in the safe, and Eddie yelled, ‘Wait, it might be booby-trapped!’ I’m still laughing at that one,” said Eddie’s partner, Angie. Inside was $51,080, a bottle of bourbon, and a book called A Guide for the Perplexed.
We hate when these stories involve a family that only recently moved into a home. We suppose if you don’t find out before moving in, discovering the issue before you get too settled is the next best thing.
Shortly after one Oregon family came down with breathing issues, a neighbor suggested that the previous homeowners made contraband substances there. The family had the house tested, and results reported that the contamination level was at 80 times the state’s safe limit!
