Formerly--(Would you buy a house somebody was brutally murdered in?) which somehow became a Holocaust thread

[Wazzzup]

I don't know if I would.  I am skeptical about supernatural things and religion.  But there is a small percentage in my mind reserved for  "what if I'm wrong," and I am sure it would nag at me.

[Anonymous]

I don't know if I would.  I am skeptical about supernatural things and religion.  But there is a small percentage in my mind reserved for  "what if I'm wrong," and I am sure it would nag at me.

I would. That doesn't scare me.

[Berry Sweet]

No.  I have lived in places where people have died in (naturally and not murdered) but Ive experienced creepy things I cant explain.  I wont live in a place where someone has died.

[Bricktop]

If you were nervous about buying a house that someone died in, you'd be living in a tent. Everyone dies somewhere.

[Anonymous]

I don't know if I would.  I am skeptical about supernatural things and religion.  But there is a small percentage in my mind reserved for  "what if I'm wrong," and I am sure it would nag at me.

I have nothing to fear from a house that somebody died in.

[Zetsu]

I'm rather hesitant living in a house with someone killed in it, but if it's a nice and affordable house, hmm...

[@realAzhyaAryola]

This brings me to this question: Should you inquire about the history of a place you are about to buy?

[Anonymous]

This brings me to this question: Should you inquire about the history of a place you are about to buy?

Absolutely Azhya, repairs especially.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

I don't know if I would.  I am skeptical about supernatural things and religion.  But there is a small percentage in my mind reserved for  "what if I'm wrong," and I am sure it would nag at me.

I have nothing to fear from a house that somebody died in.

I feel the same but if I had knowledge that a previous occupant was BRUTALLY murdered in there, the very idea of that will not sit well with me. There's got to be other places to consider.

[Anonymous]

I don't know. There was a legend of a haunted farm house close to my parents farm when I was a kid. I know it was on the market a long time every time it went up for sale.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

My home is my sanctuary. I have to be completely comfortable in it and no bad feelings, doubts, misgivings must be felt in it.

[Anonymous]

My home is my sanctuary. I have to be completely comfortable in it and no bad feelings, doubts, misgivings must be felt in it.

So you wouldn't buy the Amityville horror house no matter how good of a deal you got.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

No, thank you.

[Bricktop]

Been to many houses the were the scene of homicides.



Most were re-occupied, except one. Its a ruin now. For some reason they couldn't give it away after the woman who lived there was butchered by a lunatic with a knife.

[Anonymous]

My home is my sanctuary. I have to be completely comfortable in it and no bad feelings, doubts, misgivings must be felt in it.

So you wouldn't buy the Amityville horror house no matter how good of a deal you got.

I assume there was a lot of media publicity about that horrific event?