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Would you rent or purchase a place where a mass murder was committed?

sure who cares.. i bet in 90% of the older homes out there people have died in them..
death happens its a natural thing...

dunno why peeps are so afraid.. think you guys have watched too many movies..
 
Originally posted by: CVSiN
sure who cares.. i bet in 90% of the older homes out there people have died in them..
death happens its a natural thing...

dunno why peeps are so afraid.. think you guys have watched too many movies..

Not just some natural death... a mass murder.
 
Originally posted by: nycxandy
Originally posted by: CVSiN
sure who cares.. i bet in 90% of the older homes out there people have died in them..
death happens its a natural thing...

dunno why peeps are so afraid.. think you guys have watched too many movies..

Not just some natural death... a mass murder.

so?
whats the diff. dead peeps are dead peeps..

they wont be in the house when you move in..
 
Sure, if i was going to purchase it as a permanent home... price would be much cheaper i'm assuming. And it'll be a good story to tell guests and scare the kids.
 
Brings up an interesting story from my past:

Back in college, two roommates and I had just moved into a house near campus we'd rented. So one of the roommates and I went to McDonald's for some breakfast. I grabbed a paper and started to read about a guy who had just been sentenced to life in prison for a murder he had committed. As I read further, he was the gardener for a little old lady who he had killed in her house...they listed the address and it was the house we had just moved into. The roommate I was dining with had drawn the long straw and gotten the biggest bedroom, which we now realized was the room she had died in. We played ghost jokes on him for several months.
 
I was just discussing this with the wife after the report that Tom Cruise was thinking about buying Neverland Ranch... I'd have no problem with gristly murders, but it was child molestation, or something like that, no way... Go figure... 🙂
 
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