Would you live where people were tortured and killed?

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I thought of this poll from something I just saw in the news where a lady was upset she was never informed that she was living in a house where a serial killer chained people up in the basement and tortured and killed people. The killer died in jail so is no longer around. She had several items still in the house that were on the crime scene pictures and left behind. It turned out the landlord not only knew about it, but was also the killers mom.

She had gotten the house on section 8 so it's not like you can be too picky but she got the court agree to break the lease since the landlord said no.

Would you have lived there?

Yes 8
No 27
I would rather live there 4
Depends on things such as rent price, etc. 8
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  • dom180
    9 years ago

    I would be more concerned about having an ethically questionable landlady than what used to go on in the house.

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  • thegypsysailor
    9 years ago

    I don't really think it would bother me in the slightest. Living in a serial killer's house isn't going to make me a serial killer and I certainly don't believe in ghosts. I've lived on several vessels where people have died, violently or otherwise, and it hasn't fazed me at all.

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  • Shackleford96
    9 years ago

    I might be a little weirded out. If I hadn't had any problems since living there I'd probably stay though

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  • handsignals
    9 years ago

    Yes, this is bullshit and pisses me off, were I live this asshole family bought a house after they bought it they found out the previous owners had been killed in the house by their son. They sued the real estate agency for not telling them, that is fucking bullshit what difference does it make, if someone get's killed in a house what! no one can live in that house, FOR FUCK SAKE!

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    • searchy
      9 years ago

      There's a legitimate concern for this. Some of us are spiritual and we believe in ghosts. Haven't you ever heard of haunted houses?

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    • Incomplet
      9 years ago

      I know right? The house didn't kill anyone.

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  • TheOneWhoComesFromEnordro
    9 years ago

    Nope.

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  • Incomplet
    9 years ago

    I used to live within two minutes of a graveyard. These kinds of things don't really faze me.

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    • [Old Memory]
      9 years ago

      There's a pretty big difference between living down the street from a grave yard and living in a house where people were tortured and killed by a serial killer who's mom is your landlord. I actually find grave yards comforting, but I could see the serial killers house having a negative aura which I think can put people in a bad mood.

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      • Incomplet
        9 years ago

        I don't know, man. I see what you mean, but if crops are growing over Somme or Ypres battlefields where thousands of men suffered - living in a serial killer's house sounds tolerable.

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      • [Old Memory]
        9 years ago

        I am flying back to Washington in november to dec. You still in kent? Have you ever went to the baby graves outside of the tri cities?

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        • [Old Memory]
          9 years ago

          Yeah, I still live by Kent. I'm actually in Lake Tapps which is about 10 miles from Kent. I have not heard of the baby graves.

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  • pixie_dust
    9 years ago

    I think there would be bad energy in that house. no way, jose

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  • DemonicFortuneCookie
    9 years ago

    I'm more likely to live there, unless it's too expensive or is a piece of shit.

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  • (.)(.)boobies
    9 years ago

    I would renovate the shit out of that house before I would live there. I wouldn't want to sit on my sofa, looking at the room, wondering if that's the last thing the victims saw as they suffered in agony before their death. Thinking about it would be unavoidable because I like to smoke bud.

    That woman was lucky the courts broke the lease for her.

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