ABANDONED Mansion Hidden In The Woods - You Won’t Believe What’s Inside!!!

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • One night in February of 1982, rural Georgia police got a disturbing 911 call from a mother in panic. Her 16 year old son Thomas had just been brutally stabbed to death while he was asleep in bed. When Georgia dispatch showed up to the grisly scene, they discovered the teenager had been murdered by his 14 year old sister, Rachel and she was nowhere to be found.
    And we later found out, she didn't only intend of killing her brother that night.. she also had plans of killing her parents but because of the screams of her brother as he was being stabbed to death, she panicked, dropped the knife and escaped out the back door and ran into the woods.
    So a little bit about Rachel, she seemed like a normal 14 year kid, she made decent grades in school, she was quiet, but from the outside looking in, nothing seemed out of the ordinary
    BUT According to interviews with Rachel's siblings, she was very troubled from an early age, she didn't really have any friends, and she spent most her time alone in her room
    but as she got older, Rachel became more and more reclusive and it was around this time, she developed a fascination with Satanic worship and began practicing satanic rituals in her bedroom, right next to her brother Thomas' room. And to this day, her parents blame the murder solely on Rachel's Satanic practices.
    HOWEVER the plot to this story gets even thicker… check this out-
    in later interviews with 2 of Rachel's siblings, they introduced new details to this story that paints a much broader picture of what might have truly been going on the household. They claim that from the age of 7, Rachel along with her younger sister was being molested and abused by Thomas
    But that's not all
    Allegedly, Rachel's FATHER, had also been molesting the two girls. Her father of course denies these claims and says that the devil made Rachel do it and not perhaps years of sexual, emotional, and physical torment she had to endure before she finally snapped and devised a plan to murder her own brother and parents.
    During the very brief investigation and court proceeding Rachel's story of what happened to her as a child matched perfectly with what her two siblings claimed… nevertheless, she was giving a harsh sentencing to 28 years in a mental facility in Florida.
    Apparently after the murder, the family moved pretty from the small Georgia town and never really looked back… understandably so. But here's another kicker- they left everything inside the 1884 home and they didn't sell it either. Grant it, I imagine it'd be a tough sell considering what happened there.
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Комментарии • 1,8 тыс.

  • @loraineriddell7157
    @loraineriddell7157 Год назад +27

    I love the way you appreciate antiques and take such an interest in old abandoned houses. It's very sad to see how much these places are vandalised though ....

  • @serenityinhim
    @serenityinhim Год назад +18

    Technically the home belongs to her if no one claims it or is still alive. I really would love to be able to research this story and see where she is now…phenomenal video and your narrative and videography skills are impeccable!! Thank you for ALL you do to bring us these wonderful video stories! ❤❤ God bless you! -christine

    • @queenofhearts6127
      @queenofhearts6127 9 месяцев назад +4

      The story is fabricated. This home recently sold to a new owner (who has been informed about this video) and there is no record of a murder according to the GA police.

  • @BonnieMiller
    @BonnieMiller Год назад +192

    I just want to say I appreciate so much that you tell the story of how the houses became abandoned, so thank you so much for doing this...

    • @andychris7647
      @andychris7647 Год назад +1

      Same here it was so nice seeing this. Hi Bonnie how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

    • @vicciblackford6303
      @vicciblackford6303 Год назад

      L

    • @jimbaptista7371
      @jimbaptista7371 Год назад +2

      Such a terrible waste. Why not sell everything? Just nuts...

  • @baileybug776
    @baileybug776 Год назад +15

    It always amazes me how parents couldn't know what was going on with their children or didn't want to be bothered with it. So sad that the signs of the daughter in her room were overlooked

  • @absatwell8163
    @absatwell8163 Год назад +61

    The unfortunate thing about the antiques is that the kids don’t want them. I have several beautiful pieces. Told my child who is 22 I would haunt her if she didn’t at least take her great grandmothers desk. Her namesake. People buy them up for cheap and paint them for resale. 🤯 They want all this new looking furniture, but with the antique quality which you can’t find at a retail store.

    • @JeremyXplores
      @JeremyXplores  Год назад +32

      It’s so crazy to me that people paint over the beautiful wood grain and cover up all the character

    • @absatwell8163
      @absatwell8163 Год назад +8

      @@JeremyXplores It makes me cringe, but I’m fairly sure it will happen to all the pieces I have when I get dead. The good thing is, I won’t know. 🤣

    • @maryfowler360
      @maryfowler360 Год назад +13

      My kids don’t want anything when I die. Kids and grandkids now days don’t see the sentimental value in our stuff like we do. I’m 64 and have my mama’s cookie jar that she was given on her 16th birthday by the jewel t man

    • @NCAdventuress
      @NCAdventuress Год назад +4

      @@JeremyXplores The younger generations don't want anything that reminds them of their grandmother. It's an entirely new world.

    • @raer.9291
      @raer.9291 Год назад +3

      You are so right!!!

  • @ruthpullis9279
    @ruthpullis9279 Год назад +142

    Oh my God I remember that like it was yesterday. She was 16 years old pregnant with twins. They found her in a motel room I don't remember if she was with her brother at the time or she was with another man and she had her cat with her. She would not go anywhere without that cat because that was her life. That was a very sad day in 1982. I don't know what happened to her children.

    • @louannelawson4916
      @louannelawson4916 Год назад +13

      Yes I would like to know more about this information as well.

    • @shariboyle1166
      @shariboyle1166 Год назад +6

      Yes, I would like to know more about this story too!

    • @bettynewton6160
      @bettynewton6160 Год назад +6

      I’d love to know more also. About the the girl and her children, but also about the owners of the house, the house itself and how the beautiful furniture was acquired.

    • @ruthpullis9279
      @ruthpullis9279 Год назад

      The Corpsewood murders 40 years later Georgia 1982

    • @FaithLezy-qc5dn
      @FaithLezy-qc5dn Год назад +4

      Do you know who owns it? I would like to buy it.

  • @MissPresley69
    @MissPresley69 Год назад +42

    Thank you so much for telling the story of this house and it's inhabitants in such a respectful way.
    I appreciate how you put the facts straight, without judging her and her actions. There is always more than what meets the eye, if you care to dig a little deeper.
    She and her brother must have endured living hell and I hope they are in a better place now.
    What a sad, but beautiful home. 🤍😟🙏

  • @Artist835
    @Artist835 Год назад +20

    Jeremy, the courage you have to explore these haunted houses is amazing! You’re very respectful and also the way you narrated the story and your voice is so beautiful.

    • @07jeepgirl
      @07jeepgirl Год назад +5

      Haunted??

    • @lesroy4902
      @lesroy4902 Год назад +4

      ​@@07jeepgirlNo kidding 😂at what point did he ever say haunted. IMO it isn't abandoned either it is relatively clean but cluttered. Hate the fact that people see these as more than entertainment full of speculation on his part. It is not a mansion either it is an old farm/manor house.

    • @deborah2214
      @deborah2214 11 месяцев назад

      That’s the creepiest video I’ve ever seen from you! How sad! Were you alone while exploring this? It seems like it would always be wise to have someone with you. I hope you carry a weapon or some form of protection. There are some real nutcases out there, some evil people. I do believe the good outweigh the bad, but all it takes is one bad one. Stay safe and well! I mostly love your explorations. This one was incredibly sad!

    • @queenofhearts6127
      @queenofhearts6127 9 месяцев назад

      This house is not haunted and no murder took place here.
      This story is fabricated (confirmed by the GA police) and it was on the market at the time and has been sold to a new owner who has been notified of this video.
      I won’t post the address but another commenter has posted it along with the property listing on here.

    • @joshuasjericho3915
      @joshuasjericho3915 5 месяцев назад +1

      He made the story up it's not true go try to find it in Georgia history it's not there he's a liar geez people it's easy enough to do a search 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @terimorrison4393
    @terimorrison4393 Год назад +10

    My grandparents had this same picture of the child, horse and barn in their living room for as long as I can remember. This house is tragic in so many ways. Good job respecting to family and the property.

    • @susanfuller9942
      @susanfuller9942 10 месяцев назад

      I'm 74 yrs old and we had the same picture in my house when I was growing up. I would love to rescue this great painting.

  • @johnletitia
    @johnletitia Год назад +11

    Jeremy, I have seen many walk-throughs of old houses but yours here is probably the best one I have ever seen, and what a story backdrop this house has

  • @kimglass4851
    @kimglass4851 Год назад +14

    wow the down stairs is such a mess and then upstairs is immaculate! Great find Jeremy!

    • @JeremyXplores
      @JeremyXplores  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much!!

    • @RetroCaptain
      @RetroCaptain Год назад +6

      Someone is lining up and picking through the furniture. It might be pieces from other nearby homes stored in there as well.
      I used to know a very wealthy antique dealer repairman who bought several houses in our city strictly as storage homes.
      Nobody lives in them they're floor to ceiling storage for antiques for his business.

  • @fearlessvic7948
    @fearlessvic7948 Год назад +14

    Those paintings with the children with sad black eyes are famous. They're called "Big Eyes". Look them up. Amazing house!

    • @beckysmith8613
      @beckysmith8613 9 месяцев назад +5

      Yes by Margaret keane her story is very interesting

    • @Driftwoodbaby
      @Driftwoodbaby 7 месяцев назад

      @@beckysmith8613 artist is Ozz Franca

    • @crisgv84
      @crisgv84 2 месяца назад

      As far as I researched, those paintings where from Ozz Franca a Brazilean painter. I saw early 2023 this two were sold on Etsy, with the same exact frame and the same plate with the name. Someone got them and make money with this xD

  • @CameronInEgyptsLand
    @CameronInEgyptsLand Год назад +13

    I came for the abandoned murder house in the woods, stayed for the insightful and respectful presentation. I srsly cannot believe, how minor any damage is on the interior. Truly amazing. That must be a helluva roof they had. I so wish this house and family could have had a happier ending.

    • @eamonnquigley2125
      @eamonnquigley2125 Год назад +1

      same here watching in from ireland some of them big houses in the american country side where stunning... but what takes away from that is the really sad story behind it all ...............the bed linen was still on the beds is was as if there was somebody still living there................

  • @FRLN500
    @FRLN500 Год назад +5

    The old telephone is actually a transistor radio made to look like an old phone. Also, under the staircase is usually a storage area. Sometimes entry is through a hidden door or panel. You need to go back and check it out, just for me!😄

    • @jodycolling299
      @jodycolling299 10 месяцев назад +1

      I wanted him to go in there too.. @JeremyXplore ya gota go back 😅

  • @overtheGarage-ue8lh
    @overtheGarage-ue8lh Год назад +3

    I had to clean out my parents town house after they both died five months from one another in 2018. It was pure torture, not from anything that happened as in this story, but only because of the memories and the feeling of loss. I can't begin to describe how painful it was, as I was close to them but at the time, I lived 11 hours away, and I wasn't there for them as much as I wanted.
    People tend to do this in the UK too. They will leave a house as a shrine, or cannot deal with the pain they would go through to empty the house of their cloths and personal belongings. It's much easier to just close the door and walk away. In this case there is another form of trauma. One can hardly blame the family from leaving everything other than maybe their cloths and running, never to look back.

  • @tommyromans7893
    @tommyromans7893 Год назад +95

    Hey Jeremy, the trip through this house was definitely wild and I had a lot of thoughts. It sure makes you wonder where all the people ended up.
    How many are still living? The antiques are priceless they left behind. Did the girl that murdered her brother, did she ever get out of prison or wherever
    she ended up? How old is she now? There's a lot of questions for sure. Your videos are great. THANKS

    • @may2851
      @may2851 Год назад +4

      according to a comment.. she's 57 now

    • @lay-dee
      @lay-dee Год назад +5

      Well she was 14 in 1982, making her 55 now. And sentenced to 28 years in the facility. Trials can take a few years so she probably was released between 2010 and 2015.

    • @MimiMakesStuff
      @MimiMakesStuff 11 месяцев назад +6

      ⁠I didn’t see any priceless antiques. The sofa and chair were covered in a 1980-1990 fabric.

    • @janmariablackwell8138
      @janmariablackwell8138 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@MimiMakesStuff I agree. There were some interesting items an that white fireplace was lovely, but there were no fine antiques. Here in the UK you can't give this stuff away anymore.

    • @lisaanderson135
      @lisaanderson135 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@janmariablackwell8138I agree! I live in the northeast of the US and some of the homes here are this old and even older. As he was going through and pointing out things that he thought were “priceless “ or “antiques “ I was looking at things like the original stained glass panels and fireplace mantles/inserts… not to mention the trim! OMG the trim! Your right about all the clutter inside (couches, chairs, tables etc) being absolute junk! It looked like furniture that was bought in the 50’s at the earliest and nothing older than that. A lot of it are replicas! There is no way that they are original antiques from the 1800’s. You would be able to tell. I have an antique sofa and chair that are stuffed with horse hair and hand carved detailing alongside all the edges. I’m not trying to be rude, I just want to be authentic

  • @1-daydecorating8
    @1-daydecorating8 Год назад +4

    That piece of painted furniture is so pretty. Thank you for sharing this with us. So fun to see, better than a museum! I bet that American flag only has 38 stars. Who owns it now? Interesting, so fascinating seeing our old history and how the families really lived in their houses. Beautiful...On the phone in the kitchen you would listen with the corded piece & talk into the funnel shaped piece on the front. That pink bedroom & the master was in such pristine order! Thanks again, 1st time seeing your channel. Well done.

  • @dougg1075
    @dougg1075 Год назад +26

    Fascinating that in the woods there is somebody’s world. Or what used to be their world.

  • @jipstips
    @jipstips 11 месяцев назад +14

    There’s no record of any sister murdering her brother in any county in GA in the 80’s. Period. Thats simply an old house (antique) that someone purchased to hoard antiques.

    • @JaseRadford
      @JaseRadford 5 месяцев назад +2

      Or an old couple died that had children that didn't want anything or they didn't have a will. Yeah I'm from Georgia and you're right. There's all kinds of abandon old homes here from old dead people with no families. And this hasn't been abandoned since the 80's. That's very obvious

    • @harleygurl5698
      @harleygurl5698 5 месяцев назад +4

      Yeah there is absolutely NOTHING to support your story of this property which is absolutely ridiculous that you made up to get views. And if that is not the case Jeremy show us the PROOF of how you came across this murder

    • @marywillis5986
      @marywillis5986 4 месяца назад +1

      💯… I found most of these stories all these influencers tell are bs …

  • @twistedjypsee9226
    @twistedjypsee9226 Год назад +7

    This is the first video of yours I have watched and I have to say I'm loving the history like so many others. I love the volume of your voice... but that wink convinced me to subscribe AND follow you on other social media. Looking forward to all your videos!

  • @onemoreday1550
    @onemoreday1550 Год назад +6

    Wow. Beautiful woodwork. And furniture. Sad it was left. Must have been horrific for this family to abandon everything

  • @kimthrower2169
    @kimthrower2169 Год назад +3

    While this story is horrific, I just can't believe how beautiful this old house is. The wood working and furniture still left behind is a shame! Can't believe the family just up and left everything behind!! I guess it was too hard to go back in there for the parents. I don't blame them, but I'm certainly not wealthy enough to just abandon my home and start over somewhere else. Thank you for sharing this amazingly sad story, but what a beautiful house! Stay safe and thank you for sharing, Jeremy! Peace, Kim ~

  • @marshawhite2904
    @marshawhite2904 Год назад +1

    Great explore ! What stumps me is the amount of furniture in the house and No possible arrangement could be done with so many pieces! Strange where it all came from ….🤷‍♀️

  • @sandiscuriousthings257
    @sandiscuriousthings257 Год назад +5

    Hi, I'm new here, but I'm really enjoying the video. I was born in 1966, so I'm very familiar with the Americana style of decorating. The Bicentennial was in 1976, and everyone started decorating with the reds and blues with flags, drums and muzzleloader rifles. And somehow the Spanish influence became part of it. As random as it looks now, it was really big in the 70's and 80's.

  • @MsSephrena
    @MsSephrena 9 месяцев назад

    Wonderful job of portraying this sad situation - Thank you for sharing...

  • @traceykuras618
    @traceykuras618 Год назад +51

    I agree with the others. I love how much time you take and the respect you have for the family that lived there and the history that you share. You have a gift for story telling for sure. 😊

    • @andychris7647
      @andychris7647 Год назад

      Same here, hi happy New Years to you 🎉

    • @ursachan7988
      @ursachan7988 Год назад +1

      Why that family deserve respect!? If what he say is true, little girls suffer horrible abuse in this house by their own brother and maybe even by their father too!!! People just think about the material things and not what is really important here, the girl must had have a strong reason to kill her own brother.

    • @MariaSilva-vh2po
      @MariaSilva-vh2po Год назад

      @@andychris7647 misericórdia

  • @allenpenrod919
    @allenpenrod919 Год назад +1

    The phone on the wall.... the piece you picked up was the ear piece. The "volume knobs " are the bells that ring when you receive a phone call

    • @FRLN500
      @FRLN500 8 месяцев назад

      That was a radio made to look like a vintage phone.

  • @kathyrobertson4493
    @kathyrobertson4493 Год назад +26

    This house is still very sturdy even after being abandoned for so many years. That alone is amazing. Surprisingly dust and var it free. Too bad no one cares to save it. Amazing quality.

    • @fredziffle5219
      @fredziffle5219 Год назад +12

      Lights are on, someone is taking care of it.

    • @MariaSilva-vh2po
      @MariaSilva-vh2po Год назад

      @@fredziffle5219 cera????? Não notei as luzes acesas, eu: Brasil

  • @davidcathy1milan
    @davidcathy1milan Год назад +5

    I paint my patio ceiling blue and it keeps spiders out of my patio because here in the south if you have any woods around you have all kinds of spiders

  • @gilsonmarcos21
    @gilsonmarcos21 Год назад +1

    It is gratifying to see places like this completely abandoned, here in Brazil there are not many beautiful places and they are not abandoned because the mind of Brazilians is to occupy places and invade the homes of people who no longer live there and it is very rare so here we have to be very careful.

  • @adventures32
    @adventures32 Год назад +9

    Whoa so much stuff was left behind 🤠 cool explore

  • @glasslinger
    @glasslinger 11 месяцев назад

    Very good presentation. The roof of the house is intact so there isn't the water damage that is so common in these old places. I would move into that place in an instant!

  • @jenniferpeters9552
    @jenniferpeters9552 Год назад +6

    Nice video! I believe the little phone that you saw on the wall was just a novelty notepad. While there were phones that were like that in the past, I think that 1 was just a novelty notepad that hung underneath where the regular phone would hook in the wall. Maybe?

    • @FRLN500
      @FRLN500 8 месяцев назад +1

      It is a radio made to look like an old phone.

  • @fedralacey2494
    @fedralacey2494 10 месяцев назад +1

    I’m new to this channel just fascinating! Would love to explore old places! I’ve always been interested in the history of a home and why people just up and abandon them

  • @splitraven7060
    @splitraven7060 Год назад

    You are fantastic at sharing the history and cinematography!! Thank you for your work. Sad story with this house. It’s gorgeous!!

  • @melindarobinson9362
    @melindarobinson9362 Год назад +1

    In light of what happened there the fact that the parent's bedroom and the son's were almost connected is really creepy!

    • @heatherdurbin1326
      @heatherdurbin1326 Год назад +1

      I'm glad I wasn't the only one creeped out that all the bedrooms were connected. I understand it's for the cross breeze, but still ...

  • @teresarussell8264
    @teresarussell8264 10 месяцев назад +1

    why is it that in all these abandoned houses where people supposedly just up and left always look like a hoarders house? The rooms always seem to be filled with junk scattered everywhere. It doesn’t look like they lived in it that way ( hopefully) and just walked away with it looking like such a mess.???

  • @cristinhopkins2748
    @cristinhopkins2748 Год назад +15

    So I have seen/heard other urbex explorers at this house, but you are the first one that told the full story of what happened! I also never heard about the porch color warding off spirits. Thank you for the extra details..... And as always...I cld listen to your voice forever! Wldnt it be cool to see what happened to the family after they moved to Florida?!
    One LAST thing...do you think the DAUGHTER turned the crosses upside-down and stabbed her doll OR do you think someone (another explorer) ELSE did it for effect?!

    • @darlene8834
      @darlene8834 Год назад +3

      I wondered about the crosses and the doll too.

    • @RetroCaptain
      @RetroCaptain Год назад +7

      Probably someone did it for effect.
      I'm guessing that they were right side up in the parents room, the paintings of the sad girls were originally in the girls room.
      No chance the doll was left like that seeing how the boys room looks like it exploded

    • @suehop1579
      @suehop1579 Год назад +4

      I think it's done for effect

    • @joshuasjericho3915
      @joshuasjericho3915 5 месяцев назад +2

      Research it yourself it's a lie it never happened in Georgia history 🤣🤣🤣 !

  • @jkm1611
    @jkm1611 Год назад

    This house is incredible!! The wood is pristine and the curtains are timeless. Im jealous you were there!!!

  • @almanixon9891
    @almanixon9891 Месяц назад

    Its so interesting and sad at the same time. It seems like things would be collected through out life with the anticipation of passing the treasures down to the next generation. To have them abandoned and not kept and treasured seems so sad.

  • @johnvandeweghe412
    @johnvandeweghe412 Год назад +1

    Would love the bird cage holder for the very old cage I have! This is so awesome!

  • @christopherharris2418
    @christopherharris2418 Год назад +4

    You should explore the old abandoned mansion of Donna Douglas the actress who played Ellie Mae in The Beverly hillbillies I'm from Baton Rouge Louisiana where she lived she had a big mansion down the road from where I once lived but she actually moved out of the mansion to a smaller facility in Zachary Louisiana which is only about 15-20 minutes away from Baton Rouge Louisiana before she passed away but she never sold the Mansion it just sat there and it still just sits there till this day I can show you exactly where it is even though I don't live in Baton Rouge Louisiana anymore I reside in Florida but I know directions there like the back of my hand

    • @angelajoleefloria2564
      @angelajoleefloria2564 Год назад +1

      That would be fascinating. I hope he takes you up on your suggestion.

  • @magic_x_memories
    @magic_x_memories 4 месяца назад

    You make so good Videos! So much Respect and Know How, love it!

  • @wandacarpenter4555
    @wandacarpenter4555 Год назад +4

    Something is off. Someone has to be taking care of this house. My house is covered in dust in less than a week. I sense sometime fake is going on.

    • @angelajoleefloria2564
      @angelajoleefloria2564 Год назад +1

      You make a valid point. I didn't think about that, but now that you mentioned it; it makes a lot of sense.

  • @DamianJackson-q9z
    @DamianJackson-q9z Год назад

    Beautiful job at taking your time and going from space to space. All of that stuff is very old n I love exploring this way

  • @betinaadcock1962
    @betinaadcock1962 Год назад +6

    Its nice that you acknowledge the situation that may have led to the incident. The family may have had so much guilt and shame they just walked away. Or afraid that everything in the house may have been cursed.

    • @aimsays
      @aimsays Год назад

      That’s what I was thinking. So many antiques. One or some of it is bound to have a curse or bad energy attached to it. I love vintage and antique objects/jewelry/clothes but it’s too bad we can’t always know the whole history of some thing. Especially old stuff. Better to leave it there in that house.

    • @louannelawson4916
      @louannelawson4916 Год назад +2

      Exactly Guilt, Shame, Everything Cursed, you are the only person I have come across after reading SO many comments that don't mention this at all, it was my first thoughts as well. Because the father interfered with two of his girls, who knows the police might have been after him ? Their son the 16yr old might have been really mean to his 14yr old sister & verbally abused her, & or taken sides with the parents against her, as they say we don't know because we were not there & it is just our speculation.

    • @lay-dee
      @lay-dee Год назад

      ​@@louannelawson4916 he was more than mean if her story is true. She was planning on killing the brother and their father because they both were molesting her. She just got interrupted because his screaming made the parents wake up in the next room.

  • @chrismodski6284
    @chrismodski6284 10 месяцев назад

    That stained-glass outline on the window.... I've lived in two places with variants of that same style. Coolness.

  • @misfitmolly8308
    @misfitmolly8308 5 месяцев назад

    Because porch ceilings used to be painted with milk paint containing lye, a substance known for deterring bugs, the hue mistakenly gained its reputation as a pest-repeller. While there's no guarantee that a blue porch will keep bugs and ghosts at bay...

  • @citizenpcorp1111
    @citizenpcorp1111 Год назад +1

    Man, you have taken this artwork to another level. Amazing work. 👏 This is what happens when the people we usually turn to to entertain and inform us betray us with the woke social justice insanity. Thanks for providing quality content without an agenda other than to entertain people!

  • @audreymaeparreno56
    @audreymaeparreno56 Год назад

    A youtuber who definitely deserve subs, likes and views :) Love watching your videos. Can't stop at one. Keep making videos! :)

  • @chawkins1963
    @chawkins1963 Год назад +11

    I don't think it's a mansion. I think it's a farmhouse. The style is exactly like my grandparents house.

    • @suehop1579
      @suehop1579 Год назад +1

      They say if it has at least 5 bedrooms or more, they call it a mansion

    • @timothyhight9588
      @timothyhight9588 Год назад

      I've heard 14 rooms or more.

    • @angelajoleefloria2564
      @angelajoleefloria2564 Год назад

      It's time to google the definition of "mansion".

  • @kathyhyams5757
    @kathyhyams5757 Год назад

    Best video of abandon houses I've seen yet thank you!

  • @Coffee240
    @Coffee240 Год назад +6

    I would love to buy that place. Fix it up and live there gorgeous 😍 ✨️

    • @JeremyXplores
      @JeremyXplores  Год назад +5

      I know! Same!!

    • @Coffee240
      @Coffee240 Год назад

      @@JeremyXplores is it for sale, your lucky to find such a place.

    • @bdawg3942
      @bdawg3942 Год назад +1

      Even though a murder took place in it ? 🫣

    • @Coffee240
      @Coffee240 Год назад

      @@bdawg3942 yeah , they dead. Billions of people die everywhere.

    • @angelajoleefloria2564
      @angelajoleefloria2564 Год назад +1

      The fact that a murder occurred there many years ago would not deter me from buying and living in it, too!
      Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to afford it even if it was for sale.

  • @back2antiochagain287
    @back2antiochagain287 10 месяцев назад

    The large upper porch with access doors from two of the bedrooms is called a Victorian Sleeping Porch. A Sleeping Porch is a porch or balcony usually built on the more secluded side of the house that could be accessed through a bedroom. They were made large enough to accommodate beds, cots or mattresses. Remember, back in those days, there was no air conditioning, so windows were arranged in such a way to encourage air flow during the warm months. In the event that it was too hot to sleep in the second and/or third story bedrooms, they could use the sleeping porch instead. The screens were there to keep out the mosquitos and other pests.
    Of course, that porch area could also be used just for relaxation as well, but that was not the primary purpose.

  • @ChacoteOutdoorRecreation
    @ChacoteOutdoorRecreation 9 месяцев назад +3

    That jar contained collected sputum for the doctor, from the tuberculosis patients that rented beds and rooms, supplemented by the church and donors, most of the patients were in the final stages of the ravages of the torments of TB, death and burial records from the area list this address as the one of record for approximately 672 over the span of 18 years. the home that was built in 1884, On February 19-20, 1884, one of the largest and most widespread tornado outbreaks in American history occurred over the Southeastern United States. Known as the Enigma tornado outbreak due to the unknown number of total tornadoes, the outbreak produced the largest 24-hour total of killer tornadoes. This home and really any large structure was used to store the dead until claimed or cremated. A woman lives in the house currently, but she is very timid and hides from people, either in the attic space or sometimes in the tree house out back. There is a footpath that leads to an alley way behind the Mexican grocery store and the dumpsters containing unused and expired food product.

  • @paulaaguiar9516
    @paulaaguiar9516 Год назад

    I like your style of making videos also your voice is very calming.

  • @vierasuhajdova
    @vierasuhajdova 5 месяцев назад

    Beautiful 😊😊😊jednu vec nechápem kde sú majitelia však toľko cennosti tam majú ved to sú skvosty nádherné a cenné krásne 😊😊😊

  • @davew.7115
    @davew.7115 Год назад +3

    They made a movie about the artist who painted the children with big eyes with Christoph Waltz .

    • @janakal2924
      @janakal2924 Год назад

      Where's the reply I was looking for. They must have asked the wrong question to not get answered

  • @glennaprimm8258
    @glennaprimm8258 Год назад +2

    It’s a famous artist they are called Big Eyes

    • @glennaprimm8258
      @glennaprimm8258 Год назад +1

      Margaret Keene. She just died this year June 2022

  • @shannonreeves8815
    @shannonreeves8815 Год назад +1

    Wow it's such a shame that her own father and brother would such a harmful act to her. The house it's self is very beautiful furniture.

  • @MummaDeb
    @MummaDeb Год назад +4

    Do you know if this house is for sale? I’m seriously interested.

  • @enemyofmyenemy6713
    @enemyofmyenemy6713 Год назад

    outside the house looks like it would be like a typical decayed old house but the inside still looks like it wouldn't take much to get it looking like a great home

  • @brendasixtus7778
    @brendasixtus7778 Год назад

    Wow.! Amazing. Thank you so much.

  • @jasonent8244
    @jasonent8244 Год назад

    I liked it and I like how you told the story clearly doing your homework thank you for this

  • @pamelatheobald337
    @pamelatheobald337 Год назад

    I remember my grandmother having those large spoon and fork hanging in that dining room. Toobad somebody doesn't research owners and deeds and see if they could buy it. Awesome find

  • @antoinettecarson4037
    @antoinettecarson4037 Год назад +1

    Are these homes still owned by the family? Nice antiques!

  • @ATHARGAMING12
    @ATHARGAMING12 8 месяцев назад

    Most interesting and rare abandoned story it is very astonishing that like this building many buildings are still vacant from kpk Pakistan

  • @juliesaballa5784
    @juliesaballa5784 Год назад

    it gets Erie! as the history behind the story and most importantly, the investigation! you're something else, Jeremy so let's hear it!

  • @johnarichards9795
    @johnarichards9795 Год назад

    I was 26 gave my life to Christ that year. Nostalgia is a heart tearing memory that opens windows to heaven and hell.
    The phone I believe is an intercom, they may have had a live in maid. There is so much that money can't buy.

  • @stevetaylor9556
    @stevetaylor9556 Год назад +4

    Hey , awesome explore, loved it , it's a hoarders house , amazing to see so much stuff , don't think I could live there , keep up the great work , and thanks for the history, not sure if that's the reason why it ended up like that 🤔🤔 perhaps a family dispute, or stuck in probate ??

    • @francoamerican4632
      @francoamerican4632 Год назад +5

      Definitely not a hoarders house. It appears that at some point someone was preparing to move the furniture to another location or possibly sell or auction it off.

  • @debrabensinger1331
    @debrabensinger1331 Год назад

    The house is really beautiful and working pocket doors. She really is a true gem. That house could be fixed up and restored. I'm just simply blown away but all of the house. Whoever owns it should sell it. To someone that will restore it to its former glory

  • @charlene714
    @charlene714 Год назад +1

    Why doesn't the family sell those items? I would think they wouldn't want those antiques to be lost.

  • @alicegrant7234
    @alicegrant7234 Год назад

    IM NEW SUBSCRIBER. WOW UR DOING GOOD JOB. LIKE WAY U EXPLAIN THINGS. I WATCH THESE PLACES. THEN SADDNESS HOW SOME PLACES ARE DESTROYED. WHEN WOMAN DIED & ALL THINGS LEFT IN HOUSE; I'VE GOTTEN EMOTIONAL. IM 67 MAYBE WHY EXTRA SENSITIVE.
    ENJOYING SEEING UR CHANNEL. I'LL NEVER HAVE MANSION. UR BRAVE GO INTO THOSE ABANDONED HOMES.🙋‍♀️🖥👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏

  • @ConnecttheDotsBaby
    @ConnecttheDotsBaby 6 месяцев назад

    The jars in the closet are witches spells or curses. I've seen them in other abandoned houses and magnets fishing brings them up out of the rivers. This video was the best. I wish more explorer's would tell the story's

  • @Iam_Telesha
    @Iam_Telesha 11 месяцев назад +1

    LOL @ "being eaten by mice."

  • @CjbrkBrooks
    @CjbrkBrooks 10 месяцев назад +1

    No family fled and left this behind. It’s being used as a storehouse…actively.

    • @Bush_Fam
      @Bush_Fam 10 месяцев назад

      Is there a link?

  • @twwtjohns
    @twwtjohns Год назад

    Lots of early TVs were set in consoles similar to the one you found. Tru- Tone was a line that was typically sold through Western Auto stores.

  • @AllThingsComeToLight
    @AllThingsComeToLight 2 месяца назад

    Of course the front door creeks like that - this place feels disturbing.

  • @hucklebunny6ix9ine29
    @hucklebunny6ix9ine29 Год назад

    You begin with the date of February 1982, but at the end of your description, you state it is an 1882 abandoned mansion that the murder occurred in? They weren't the original owners? Just curious, intriguing either way! 🖤🖤🖤🪷

  • @ageorgiapeach9442
    @ageorgiapeach9442 Год назад +215

    Many people paint their porch ceilings blue to prevent wasp nests. The wasps think it’s sky so will not build nests on the ceiling and walls. I don’t know if it really works. Great video.

    • @swannoir7949
      @swannoir7949 Год назад +18

      I thought it was to keep evil spirits away.

    • @Isa_quenby
      @Isa_quenby Год назад +25

      That’s what I was thinking. Where I live in Georgia we paint it blue to prevent/reduce insects from taking up residence.

    • @angelajoleefloria2564
      @angelajoleefloria2564 Год назад +8

      Hmmm... I never heard that before.

    • @maxiecolston7551
      @maxiecolston7551 Год назад +10

      It was to keep evil spirits away... Wtf did you get wasp nest from. Lmao.

    • @Isa_quenby
      @Isa_quenby Год назад +44

      @@maxiecolston7551 maybe that’s where you grew up. Nobody was saying it was wrong. Just saying there are more than one reason depending on where you grew up and belief system. There’s no need to come in hot like that.

  • @hailysims3706
    @hailysims3706 Год назад +106

    You are my favorite Explorer! You give some history on the property, you just don't scan the room, you EXPLORE it! I love when you open the drawers and allow us to view what's hidden. So happy to have found your channel! Thank you for the content you put on here for us to watch and thank you for your effort in finding these places and sharing!

  • @NoeyRose
    @NoeyRose 10 месяцев назад +15

    Weird.
    A friend actually showed me this video after I showed her the listing that this place was for sale. Checking the area: there is no such murder listed anywhere even near the property in the 80s.
    Checking the comments, no other explorers have the same story and the "stab marks" in the doll only showed up with this particular explorer.
    I'm going to check in with the realtor, but the story matched with this place is sus.

    • @ThePhantomGamerForever
      @ThePhantomGamerForever 10 месяцев назад +1

      Woah!!!! That's really creepy.

    • @Bush_Fam
      @Bush_Fam 10 месяцев назад +1

      Why did you find out?

    • @NoeyRose
      @NoeyRose 10 месяцев назад +2

      @Bush_Fam unfortunately so far nothing else. It's farther than we wanted, and the holidays have caught up so we haven't contacted anyone yet.

    • @Bush_Fam
      @Bush_Fam 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@NoeyRose okay sounds good. This is like one thing I just want closure and answers too lol.

    • @snowwhite5842
      @snowwhite5842 10 месяцев назад +4

      I’m thinking about going to tour the property, legally, as a prospective buyer. I have fallen in love with this place. I have searched the internet as well as GA state archives and found no such story. The closet thing was a 1982 murder of a 14 yo girl by a Georgia couple. Had nothing to do with this place. The only place you find this story is on YT by urban explorers.

  • @queen_sophie7515
    @queen_sophie7515 11 месяцев назад +10

    Why don’t you show the newspaper clips about the case? It’s easy to say it happend but were is the proof?

    • @DZNTMR
      @DZNTMR 6 месяцев назад

      Because there aren't any that I can find. No 1982 murder of any brother by any sister, in Georgia or anywhere. It should be easy to find with the whole satanic angle. But there just isn't any newspaper article anywhere.

    • @harleygurl5698
      @harleygurl5698 5 месяцев назад

      Yeah I tried looking it up and there is absolutely nothing that shows a 14yr old girl murdered her brother in 1982 in Georgia. Would live to see his proof of where he got that info from. Seems pretty made up

    • @joshuasjericho3915
      @joshuasjericho3915 5 месяцев назад +4

      That's cause it NEVER HAPPENED & youtubers make shit up like this for more views! 😒

    • @harleygurl5698
      @harleygurl5698 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@joshuasjericho3915 than you! That's what I been saying

    • @teekay698
      @teekay698 4 месяца назад +1

      Also this looks like a garbage dump. Its not like people would buy more stuff to make piles before they leave it. Where did all these come from?

  • @plaguewifedaydreamingastro8411
    @plaguewifedaydreamingastro8411 Год назад +53

    I grew up in an abusive household and this gave me the freakin willies. If those children were telling the truth, i can imagine the insane gaslighting, the facade of a perfect family their parents and broter presented, and the constant terror of one of them snapping. I hope theyve found peace.

    • @MsBonijoni
      @MsBonijoni 11 месяцев назад +4

      . . ✨ omg I felt exactly what you described . . I could sense a foreboding within the walls of this house, it’s dense like the heavy emphasis on brown wood and heavy furniture sucking all of the air out of the rooms . . 🔜Exit, stage left !

    • @cathygoodrich9995
      @cathygoodrich9995 10 месяцев назад +4

      Nobody has died in that house, at all!

    • @irenemagill4890
      @irenemagill4890 8 месяцев назад +1

      One never knows, each person has their own truth.😊

    • @lutherdowe1526
      @lutherdowe1526 7 месяцев назад +2

      Its not true.

    • @ramdaniouafaa9781
      @ramdaniouafaa9781 4 месяца назад

      💔🌷

  • @tahaoz2122
    @tahaoz2122 Год назад +376

    What I like most about this channel is that I can learn about the stories of these abandoned places. This and the presentation skills are the major differences between this channel and its counterparts.

    • @wanderlustXwonder
      @wanderlustXwonder Год назад +20

      I totally agree! He really takes the time to tell us the story, and he is so respectful when he walks through the houses.

    • @hippyhop3913
      @hippyhop3913 Год назад +11

      I agree too, it’s great to know the story behind the building …makes it much more fascinating to watch ..

    • @robertholt3996
      @robertholt3996 Год назад +6

      You should also check out The Proper People if you haven't already. Very similar in terms of quality of content.

    • @lauralaura2293
      @lauralaura2293 Год назад +1

      Same to me...❤

    • @cricketmusic62
      @cricketmusic62 Год назад +3

      I can't believe you think this house interior is in this condition. I've had to stay in hotels that didn't look this good. 😂

  • @veronicavillar6873
    @veronicavillar6873 Год назад +74

    So far yours ( channel ) is the 1st one I've encountered telling/narrating the story behind the abandoned houses/ mansions/ etc. Congratulations for doing this! Photos aren't enough, it can be vividly understood if there's a narration of truth, of what happened really!

  • @JillianBetz
    @JillianBetz 11 месяцев назад +2

    People in New Orleans paint their. Outside porch ceilings sky blue so wasps and bees don’t build nests there.

  • @florflower5647
    @florflower5647 Год назад +52

    You are so good telling the story behind the abandoned properties..wow 👍

    • @JeremyXplores
      @JeremyXplores  Год назад +13

      Thank you so much!!! I’ve always had a passion for stories. This is such a high compliment!

    • @07jeepgirl
      @07jeepgirl Год назад

      What’s with the big stain on the eagle quilt?

  • @alissamcphetridge5357
    @alissamcphetridge5357 Год назад +15

    These old homes with the old antiques, and the stories are Amazing! Why doesn’t these families at least sell the antiques to preserve the history of these time periods? I’m just an antique furniture lover and it makes my heart hurt to see them just be left behind! Your channel is Awesome!

  • @catsooey
    @catsooey Год назад +239

    There’s a lot of strange things about this video. I’m amazed at the lack of mold, dust and decay in a 40 year old abandoned house. And the tv is also very old for 1982. I know black and white tv’s were still around and many places still felt like the 1940’s, but it’s worth pointing out. I was born in the late 70’s and growing up you could still feel the presence of the earlier decades - the 40’s, even the 30’s and earlier in some places. Time moved so much slower and consume electronics and technology were fairly stagnant. People had tube tv’s, cable was brand new so that was a luxury, my grandparents had old furniture dating back to the 19th century - it was just different. The ‘modern age’ as I refer to it didn’t start until 1988 or so. That’s when cd’s, newer looking cars and tv’s, etc became more common. Kind of a microcosm of the way progress was very slow prior to the 20th century, and then suddenly the world was completely changed.

    • @rociocaceresjuradodelosrey9179
      @rociocaceresjuradodelosrey9179 Год назад +18

      I felt as you, and I also had a very strange feeling frovv the house.

    • @allisgrace1313
      @allisgrace1313 Год назад +19

      I really like how you summed up the difference that existed before the late 80s. I can definitely agree with that. Especially being in the rural north. I get pretty nostalgic for the earliest days of my youth, being born in '81, which I remember very clearly. The early 80s into which I was born was a different world than the late 90s of which I graduated. God bless you.

    • @Liyah.s.1803
      @Liyah.s.1803 Год назад +16

      @@allisgrace1313I love this insight. I am only 19 and was born in 2003… that’s far aways different from what I’ve ever seen. It’s just so strange to live in such a modern world now where that house is still left off in the early 1982. Just doesn’t seem real to me. Things are beyond different, and I do wish I could experience it

    • @allisgrace1313
      @allisgrace1313 Год назад +11

      @@Liyah.s.1803 Keep seeking wisdom, my young friend. By your comment I get the impression that you are already wise beyond your years. Modernity had already stolen so much from you that you may just be getting glimpses of. I encourage you to look into the thoughts of G.K. Chesterton. Are you familiar with him? A good place to start might be his book Orthodoxy. Also, I encourage you to look into what was REALLY going on with the French Revolution. And then WWl and the aftermath. This will help you start to understand this world you have grown up in. All in not as it seems.
      Might I pray for you Aaliyah? And if so, what prayer would you place on my heart?
      May God richly bless you and yours.

    • @LauraDiamondWise
      @LauraDiamondWise Год назад +15

      Your summation of the video, and the tracking of time, is beautifully stated. I was born in 1965, and, while I had parents who loved me, they were not very good parents. I come from a violent background, that said, this video resonated much of what I experienced, murder aside. My childhood was a battlefield and time moved slowly. What you said about the shifting of the era is so true, but I would take it a little further back to about 1985. That’s about the time when the glitz and aerobic fitness craze that marked the’80’s came upon us. Even so, I agree with you that everything after 1988 would seem to move as if it were an HG Wells novel. We are living in a age now, in which, fashion and design borrows from times long since past.

  • @SusB2Ya
    @SusB2Ya Год назад +14

    I'm a new viewer of your videos and have truly enjoyed them. This one truly resonated with me being an older person; it could have very well been the home I grew up in. The art work you were curious about was very common in the 70s- hand crafts were VERY popular. Macrame, ceramics, etc and was found in almost every home. The folded flag you found in the dresser drawer is what is presented to the family of a person in service upon death at their funeral. I still have the one presented to Mama when Daddy died and it will be handed down to my son. The cabinet in the bathroom you admired is a French style vanity and the gold on it is referred to as 'gilding'. That was a symbol of craftmanship and status to have gilded items. You can tell older things were made with craftsmanship, made with quality to last. Even electronics like the tvs. We had repairmen who would come out and repair our tv rather than throw it away and buy another. That was true of most everything we bought and owned and, honestly, I long for those times again. We took pride in what we owned, saving to purchase, taking our time picking items out based on how long it would last, could it have multiple uses, etc. I hope the younger generations will try some kind of craft whether it be wood working, ceramics, whatever, and start this trend again and get us away from a throw away society. It's a wonderful feeling making something with your hands; knowing you are contributing something of beauty and use to the world. I have to admit, while watching your videos I do correct you on some things but that's just because I have a number of years on you so I'm familair with so many things that cross your paths. Keep exploring and sharing your adventures and finds with us. Wishing you many more blessings

    • @nickypiccallo
      @nickypiccallo Год назад +3

      I’m English and born in 1959. Couldn’t agree more 🙌🏼❤👵🏻🇬🇧

  • @catwoman2596
    @catwoman2596 Год назад +90

    Thank you for not posting too much info regarding location. I'd hate to see things stolen from there.

    • @jkm1611
      @jkm1611 Год назад +8

      If people ONLY think of stealing thats just sick. I actually like knowing where these stories are. Not so I can go there and steal but so I have a visual of the person.

    • @ursachan7988
      @ursachan7988 Год назад +8

      Stolen from a house of horrors. If what he say is true , we can’t even imagine how much these little girls suffer in there! To the point to kill the abuser his own brother and maybe father too!

    • @craighess848
      @craighess848 Год назад +1

      It is amazing being close to the road that looters havent gone in a took all those valuables. Strange.

    • @rosem7925
      @rosem7925 Год назад +8

      ​@@ursachan7988 yes and there may be bad energy attached to some or all of those things left behind...alot of that is rare & antique but you still have be careful about what might be attached to some of those things kinda eerie..but also would love to have collected some of those things myself..

    • @MariaSilva-vh2po
      @MariaSilva-vh2po Год назад

      @@ursachan7988 ,amei o video ,mais não entendo o idioma de vcs, sou do Brasil, leio os comentários que são traduzidos em português Brasil, na vdd a história contada eu não sei o que realmente aconteceu, cheiro ,

  • @geraldinebartlett8195
    @geraldinebartlett8195 Год назад +12

    Folded American flag.
    Someone had served and died.
    I have one, from my husband.

    • @libertymichel7649
      @libertymichel7649 Год назад +2

      That really broke me seeing it being eaten a wasting in the drawer 😞

  • @suzannemiller8470
    @suzannemiller8470 Год назад +3

    hey
    sorry I don't believe it ,
    to staged & the doll with stab-wounds just 1 step to far .

  • @michellemedia5741
    @michellemedia5741 Год назад +2

    I can almost guarantee this house was NOT ABANDONNED 40 years ago. Most videos with titles stating "abandonned" are WRONG. Rarely do people "abandon" their property....in these cases, owners must be ALIVE & simply give up on OWNING it. If they are still alive & it was TAKEN AWAY via failure to maintain or tax reasons........that is NOT abandonment rather, it's aquisition by a government sector. This home, as most in these EXPLORE videos have simply been BOUGHT, inherited, or NEGLECTED. If BOUGHT or inherited & rarely utilized as a HOME to be lived in by the owners, it's most often used as STORAGE!! Yes....STORAGE & that's all! NO grand back story on owners merely getting up & suddenly LEAVING NEVER TO RETURN! That is so RARE!! Yes, there indeed are intriguing stories within families while residing in these homes but again....most back stories on these properties are as follows:
    Owners in assisted living, death with NO inheritors, failure to pay taxes resulting on acquisition by government or pending legal disputes......👉 abandonnedment is RARE!!

    • @k.t.1641
      @k.t.1641 Год назад

      Finally someone who says it. I always find a lot of inconsistencies with these stories but hey, they sell apparently so I keep quiet. People like stories

  • @historybuff1483
    @historybuff1483 10 месяцев назад +5

    I can’t find anything to back this story ever happened…

  • @astriddobek8931
    @astriddobek8931 Год назад +25

    I have seen explorations on this property nonstop for the past 5 months. But definitely what made you stand out. Was giving a full and proper information on what actually took place. Ask I'm watching the video. I also noticed the stablins to the doll those were not there 5 months ago. So many things are the broken or missing since then. How quickly people going into that property and change it. It's really sad it should have stayed the way it was.

    • @lindatimmons3675
      @lindatimmons3675 Год назад +6

      I've only seen 1 other explore it and post it on his channel. He did say he felt uneasy in this house just because of what little he knew.
      But this is the most thoroughly researched background on one I've seen. My first or 3nd time to see this explorer's version. Like them all.
      If I could do this I'd would be doing all kinds of research on it and talk to
      neighbors and just get various people input.

  • @scottsmith9192
    @scottsmith9192 Год назад +5

    I cannot find a thing on Google, absolutely nothing, about this story. I searched and searched. I searched youngest killers list, I searched all murder victims in Georgia dating back to the 1800s, nothing.

    • @Unknown-jy7ku
      @Unknown-jy7ku 7 месяцев назад

      It means your research are weak 😕

    • @joshuasjericho3915
      @joshuasjericho3915 5 месяцев назад +1

      This youtuber is a STRAIGHT UP LIAR Scott great job on exposing this jerk for making shit up for views! Pathetic! So many idiots believing him blinding! 🙄

  • @kathyweddle4874
    @kathyweddle4874 Год назад +11

    What happened to the girl that went to jail? She would be out of jail by now. What about her other siblings? Why wouldn’t anyone come back or tell their story? How were you given permission to investigate the house?
    Sorry, so many questions!
    Please…I want/need to know more!

  • @elizabethannbender1735
    @elizabethannbender1735 Год назад +2

    As a person who was SA'd by my maternal grandfather for 13 yrs ( as well as made 2 have his abor*ion when I was only 11 , in a catholic monestary no less !!! ) I ask WHY was the father not charged w such an overabundance of proof ?!?!???!
    And why did poor young girl have 2 suffer the rest of her miserable life being locked away ?
    And I know almost 4 a fact that mom knew & did nothing which is why she wanted 2 take them both out.
    I do hope her sisters helped her get out sooner.
    Can u please do a deep & find out ?