Creepy Things Found Hidden In Peoples Homes

We like to think of our

homes

as safe, familiar places, but sometimes people make discoveries that turn that sense of security into alarming uncertainty, from extensive secret tunnels to

hidden

spy equipment and even unwanted tenants. Here are the creepiest

things

hidden

in people's secret

homes

. Dungeon in 2013, Daniel Carly moved to a new apartment in England, the place was pretty decent, if not a little limited in space, or so Daniel thought. Shortly after moving in, he discovered a trapdoor in the hallway floor. At first it seemed like a little more than a little more. of storage space until Daniel looked closer, he quickly realized that behind the paint cans and tools was a set of stairs leading into the darkness of a hidden basement, defying descent.

Daniel discovered a large set of dungeon-like rooms extending beneath his neighbor's floorboards, the rooms containing strange piles of rubble, newspapers from the '80s, and a

creepy

platform. Daniel thought it looked like a bed or an altar or maybe even a sarcophagus. Daniel noted that the building was a converted 19th century monastery, making these last few options eerily. possible, but the hidden basement also had spooky implications for daniel's neighbors. I can hear the neighbors upstairs. It was only accessible from Daniel's apartment, meaning if it was a

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crawly, it could easily sit under the floor and spy on them, who can say the previous tenants.

Whoever left this graffiti on the walls didn't do it in any way despite the creepiness, I can't help but feel that with a little effort, a lick of paint and maybe an exorcism, this free space could be put to good use for you. You can take advantage of your time by pressing the "Like" and "Subscribe" buttons below. I post fascinating fact-based content like this every day, so do yourself a favor and subscribe to stay up to date. Now let's go back to worrying about diseases. From the deep down, not all hidden passages are as harmless as the one Daniel Carly

found

beneath his apartment in 2008.

Jason and Carrie Brown moved into a house in South Carolina thinking they had

found

the perfect place to raise their child. daughter, but while they were redecorating the place. They made a disturbing discovery behind some bookshelves in a bedroom. Carrie found a secret passage that led to a hidden room inside the empty room. She found a letter from the previous owner. The letter revealed that the house had a black mold problem of such severity that the last donor. was forced to move because their children were very sick, horrified the Carlys brought in experts to test if the claims were true and their worst fears were confirmed, the air in the house contained very high levels of harmful mold that was growing on the walls when asked.

By not properly announcing the problem, the previous owner revealed that they had left the note hidden because they were afraid it would just be thrown away, otherwise he also claims to have written a letter to the mortgage company but never received a response, it seems a bit sketchy. Very well, the bank responsible for the property gave an equally incomplete response claiming that they knew nothing about the mold problems. The whole affair proved costly and traumatizing for the Carly family, who had no choice but to move out of their new home. The case was finally resolved. of the court with the bank buying back the property and the real estate development team compensating the family, but it just goes to show that you never know what is hidden within the walls of your home.

An unwelcome guest when a group of students in Ohio moved into his new house, he soon began to notice strange sounds coming from his basement at night. Initially they were convinced they had a ghost on their hands. The real truth soon became clear. A locked door in the students' basement, which they assumed was a maintenance closet, revealed a shocking secret when the property's real estate agent finally opened it. Inside was a makeshift room with clear evidence that someone was living there. there, as it turned out that another student had gained access to the house and room through a key from his cousin, a previous resident of the property he had been living in there. rent-free secret, but it's understandable that as soon as he was caught he was forced to move out immediately, while the hidden resident wasn't as terrifying as a basement-dwelling monster, there was still something very disconcerting about having someone living in secret right under your nose, sometimes maybe it's better not to know why

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go wrong at night occult decor when image user bushi 992 moved into his new home he found some disturbing things he probably wished he hadn't left behind the previous residence upside down crosses and occult symbols of the most diabolical variety covered the floors and walls of the attic and basement;

There were creepy messages scrawled on the surfaces saying things like fry and the earth and inside me the devil burns, all of that, along with depictions of the ancient god of mischief, pan, ensured that the first nights in the new place would be without sleeping in a situation like that. I would say the only reasonable thing would be to accept it and form a death metal band. What would be your reaction to such a strange discovery? Let me know in the comments below they are like the ones above and the ones below. I'm not sure about you, but if I moved into a house with a mysterious old metal grate in the hallway, I'd want to know what's underneath right away, but the Farla family from Telford, England.

They lived in their house for three years before curiosity got the better of them, leading them to finally investigate this large place by the front door. When they finally moved away from the bricks, they realized that it led to a small, mysterious basement with stone benches and a long, rotting wooden door. Cross in the middle It soon became clear that this room was some kind of chapel hidden right under the family's feet. Understandably perplexed, the family called in local history experts. The historians determined that the discovery was probably a place of Christian worship. secretly used by Catholics. during his persecution in England in the 18th century, sure it's a little disturbing, but I guess it's better than the attic demonic shrine I mentioned before, unless you're into that sort of thing.

An incredible discovery, discovering a basement or a hidden chapel in your house is incredible. but what a resident of Turkey's Nephihin province found in his home in 1963 was almost incredible. After knocking down a wall in his basement during renovations, the man was surprised to find a mysterious room with ancient stone walls, but that was just the first. He ventured further and found a seemingly endless network of tunnels branching into dozens. of rooms and stairs. He soon realized that he had discovered the entrance to an entire ancient underground city. Needless to say, this discovery soon gained the interest of historians.

Worldwide, this massive expanse was discovered to reach 250 feet deep into the surrounding rock and is believed to have been initially excavated by the Phrygian people nearly 3,000 years ago. At its peak, the underground city now known as derenkuyu is believed to have been home to around 20,000 people and served as a safe haven for communities attacked during wars of the past. The city's impressive ventilation system of vents remains intact drawing air from the surface and its shafts connect to an underground river that served as a passageway. inhabitants water source Despite the once booming population over time, several wars in the area eventually contributed to its abandonment in the early 20th century, it was forgotten until its rediscovery in 1963 by a man who could never having dreamed how the renovation of your house would turn out. imagine the feeling of knowing that beyond what you thought were the cozy confines of your home lay an entire enormous city of tunnels yes no thanks timeout room in 2014, reddit user nuke storm moved into a new house which seemed totally normal at first, until he headed to the attic at the back of the space, there was a small four foot high door with a strange metal mesh covering a hole in the window.

Inside, Nuke Storm was nervous to find a small mint green room with a light, some shelves, and a rudimentary bed with only a foam pad for a mattress, the strangest part was that the door showed evidence of having previously had a hook lock, but only on the outside this meant, of course, that whoever was using that bed at one time could be locked in by someone in the room. The estate agent had not mentioned the outside of the room, so the previous owner , the leader of a local church, had been trying to keep a secret what the room had been used for.

Maybe it's best to leave that question unanswered, but feel free to post your theories in the comments section below Sliding Intruders When Ben and Amber Session moved into their new home in 2009, they soon began to notice some disturbing things, they could hear movement within the walls of the house and noticed that the tap water had an unpleasant taste, something was clearly wrong and when they began to see garter snakes slithering all over their garden and then inside the house the pieces of the puzzle began to fit together , it turned out that the entire house, including the water tank, was absolutely infested with thousands of snakes, it was so bad that in a single day, the family captured 43 snakes and then made the shocking discovery that the previous residents had appeared in local news with the same problem in 2006.

The real estate agent had tried to claim that the previous tenant's claims were exaggerated but with so much evidence. On the contrary, the family from the sessions had had enough, they moved out three months after moving in, leaving the nightmare house infested with reptiles far behind the bats on the walls, continuing the theme of the infernal creatures that act as human houses their home, a family in Chilliwack, British Columbia, made a discovery. In July 2019, straight out of a Dracula novel, one day after moving into their new house, the Hamel family began noticing bats flying around their fireplace.

During the investigation, they were stunned to count not just a few or even a dozen, but more than 150 bats living in their walls. The attic and chimney, worst of all, due to the area's wildlife laws, the family could not set traps or even disturb the bats by trying to remove them, they had to put up with their unwanted guests until they migrated south. at the end of The Summer is like when a guest doesn't take the hint to leave, except these guests came at the risk of rabies. Eight-legged invaders. Snakes and bats living in your walls are certainly horrible, but imagine this scene for a second while you relax at home. in your living room when suddenly thousands of spiders start coming out of your walls.

Unfortunately, that horror movie moment is pretty close to what really happened to the Trost family when an infestation of poisonous brown recluse spiders started crawling out of their walls. In 2007, between 4,500 and 6,000 spiders were found in his house, whose hemotoxic venom can cause horrible necrosis or putrefaction of the flesh. The family was forced to leave while pest control thoroughly gassed their house, aiming to kill all the spiders and their eggs, but the spiders kept returning each year and eventually the trusts were forced to move out, leaving the Spiders' house in the hands of the federal National Mortgage Association at this point, although it might be time to give up and admit that the spiders have won well, well, well for After 25 years of living in their house, Colin Steer From Plymouth, England, he wondered about the cause of a split in his living room floor; the slightly sunken area left him scratching his head until 2012, when he decided to dig into the concrete with the help of a friend.

It soon became clear that the cleft was the opening of a vertical stone tunnel filled with earth once everything had been excavated. Colin realized that he had stumbled upon an old well thought to be from the medieval period during the excavation process. I also found an old, rusty sword buried in the ground, raising the question of why someone threw their weapon into the well. He was a medieval criminal who got rid of evidence. For now, this question remains unanswered, but with the help of some enlightenment, the well has become something intriguing, if not. a slightly disconcerting feature of colin's living roommuch to his wife's chagrin, but there are real-world examples creepier than colin steer's living room, like this one found under a trap door in a redditor's basement, sure it could have been a water fountain somewhere moment, but now it's just a source of nightmares, and I'm sure that's why they've loaded the door with cinder blocks in this photo and, in keeping with a creepy reputation, horror movies have given it to Old Wells a truly nightmarish fuel incident involving one that occurred in Connecticut. in June 2020.

While helping move furniture into a room in a friend's 177-year-old house, Christopher Town heard a creaking sound before he could react, the floorboards under his feet had cracked and given way and he was falling into In the darkness, he fell almost 30 feet. Entering what he soon realized was an old well falling into ice water up to his head, it turned out that the well had been built more than a century earlier, but no one knew. He bothered to cover it up before building a single layer of wooden boards on top. Over time the wood had rotted, leading to Christopher's unfortunate accident with no easy way out.

He had no choice but to hold on to the stone walls to stay afloat until the fire department arrived when they lowered the ropes and pulled him out. He discovered that he was suffering from hypothermia, but after a brief visit to the hospital, his minor injuries were treated and he was warmed up again; However, nothing could cure his newfound fear of wooden boards and, even worse, whatever he found beneath a secret shelter after she noticed some cracks in the basement floor and walls. His childhood home, Alexandra Palouse of Lassdowne, Pennsylvania, called in workers to fix it up while they made repairs, however, they made a shocking discovery;

Those cracks led to a secret room 14 feet below the basement, the room was empty but Alexandra soon developed a theory about its purpose. The Last Down area of ​​Pennsylvania was once known for helping fleeing slaves in the 19th century. Alexandra believes that the hidden room may have once served as a hiding place for slaves who were hunted by their masters. If Alexandra's theory is true. It hasn't been confirmed yet, but loose stones along the walls of the hidden room suggest that unfortunately there may be more to discover, although removing too much of the wall can threaten the structural integrity of the house, so it could take some time. of time and money before this mystery is solved.

For good, the remains of the world war At the end of World War II, German immigrants living in Czechoslovakia were officially banished from the country. Afterwards, countless Germans, many of whom had fled their home country in disagreement with the fascist leaders who had taken control, were subjected to Acts of violent revenge and life became too dangerous to remain there. A German family was forced to flee with no choice but to leave behind many of their most prized possessions for 70 years. One of the family's sons, Rudy Schlattner, assumed that all of his family's abandoned possessions had been lost forever until he finally returned to his childhood home in 2015.

Much of the house had been moved and items from His family were nowhere to be seen until he entered the attic by chance, he saw a piece of rope hanging from the wooden ceiling and when he pulled it out, a secret panel opened inside the hidden compartment. After all this time, there were the items that his parents, now long dead, had left behind, there were old, dusty, creepy toys, old inkwells, photos and documentation along with clothes and other things, all gathered there as a morbid tribute to the life that might have been if the upheaval The war would never have destroyed the life Rudy once knew.

During all those years the new occupants of the house had no idea that such a significant part of history had been waiting in their attic and yet it was abandoned for fear of The chase, gave the whole discovery an undeniable air of tragic and eerie sharp discoveries. If you were redecorating your house and found them hiding behind your bathroom wall, wouldn't you feel a little scared by the various people? Those who have made discoveries like this over the years certainly have been, but it turns out there is nothing sinister behind these razor blade collections. All of these bold assortments are actually a product of a time when slots were commonly cut in bathroom walls so that used razor blades could be discarded, the blades being intentionally left to accumulate inside the wall cavity. rather than being collected at any point, of course, the discoveries years later left some people a little nervous, but there's really nothing to worry about, the same can't be said.

If you find a collection of butcher knives behind your bathroom wall If that's the case, run cats with cavities In 2009, workers renovating a house in Devon, England, were alarmed to discover the dried remains of a very old inside a wall. it had been mummified around 400 years earlier and placed there as part of an ancient practice thought to ward off witches and evil spirits; It had remained in place like many other examples around the world for centuries before workers discovered it, unsurprisingly, the owners were a little hesitant to put it back, but the house had been witch-free until now, so that maybe if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Cursed image. Imagine cleaning out an old closet when you suddenly see these bright lights. The eyes staring back at you are pretty creepy, well that's the sight the Reddit user saw, not a skirt in the back of a closet in her house, but as damned as it may seem, there is a rational explanation for this disconcerting image, it's actually a photo from the redditor as a child who had become damaged and faded over the years turning a once happy smile into the look of death doesn't make it much more comforting if you ask me when this strange device was discovered in the Reddit user's home. migy took to the subreddit r what is this? to answers disturbingly the device was discovered to be a voice recorder which the redditor quickly deduced must have been left by her jealous and paranoid boyfriend to spy on her after she found more evidence of spy equipment in her home, confirming her suspicions , she confronted him and although he initially denied everything, he eventually confessed apologetically, but the damage had been done and trust had been violated.

The Redditor deleted her account shortly afterward, and the discovery was reportedly the last straw to encourage her to do it. move away from her extremely overbearing boyfriend someone is watching you ever get the feeling they are watching you well if these next few stories are anything to go by you may be in 2017 derrick starnes and his wife were staying at an airbnb in florida when They noticed an unusual hole in their room's smoke alarm upon inspection. Derek found a spy camera hidden inside when the police were called to investigate and question the Airbnb owner. The whole truth was revealed and it turned out that the owner had been using hidden cameras to record his guests.

During his most intimate moments he was accused of video voyeurism, although I doubt the sentence was of much comfort to the stars shown here in a photo taken by Airbnb's hidden camera with his trust violated. Now they probably question your privacy every time you stay away from In 2017, an even seedier setup was discovered in Alexandria, Australia, after a fire broke out at a shipping container yard, once the fire was extinguished. Emergency services realized that the shipping yard was being used as a makeshift slum with residents living in small converted shipping containers, but that wasn't the worst part, unbeknownst to the residents, the owner of the complex had installed cameras in residents' rooms to spy on them.

He had installed the cameras which were hidden in light fixtures and smoke alarms to a secret central facility where he would sit and watch them for hours at a time with his entire sinister operation exposed the man responsible was sentenced to 18 months in jail with a fine of 210 000 anyone feeling a little paranoid all of a sudden maybe should check out that flashing red light coming from my ceiling fan. What's the creepiest thing you've found hidden in your house? Let me know in the comments section below, thanks for watching.