Would u live in a house where someone was killed before?

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25-10-10, 17:51
Experienced Punter esq

Would u live in a house where someone was killed before?

I moved to a new place recently & one of my options before making my choice was a house where somebody was killed less than a year ago I knew his sister vaguely but when I met her recently she told me she was selling I didn't know the person who was murdered but not in a million years would I consider moving there the pity was she was selling for an attractive price & terms
Would it matter to u?....
25-10-10, 18:23
lovethegirls

It wouldnt matter to me but i can see why it would to a lot of people.
25-10-10, 18:27
Sensual Delights

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Originally Posted by Experienced Punter esq

I moved to a new place recently & one of my options before making my choice was a house where somebody was killed less than a year ago I knew his sister vaguely but when I met her recently she told me she was selling I didn't know the person who was murdered but not in a million years would I consider moving there the pity was she was selling for an attractive price & terms
Would it matter to u?....

If the house is in a nice populated area, I will not mind this. Older houses have history, simple as that and if people weren't murdered in them, they just probably died there anyway.

But if the house is secluded and somehow big, I will not buy it. I have seen too many horrors with mansions and ghosts and my brain will never allow me to forget that :o
25-10-10, 18:30
Experienced Punter esq

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Originally Posted by Sensual Delights

If the house is in a nice populated area, I will not mind this. Older houses have history, simple as that and if people weren't murdered in them, they just probably died there anyway.

But if the house is secluded and somehow big, I will not buy it. I have seen too many horrors with mansions and ghosts and my brain will never allow me to forget that :o

Its situated outside the city very big garden surrounded by 7 trees big ones! not a hope in hell for me...
25-10-10, 18:30
JohnRambo

If they had bother selling the house because of what happened in it I’d take advantage and say you’d take it but at the right price.

At the end of the day the dead can’t harm you it’s the living that can so no get a few thousand off the asking price and buy it.
25-10-10, 18:34
johnmurphy

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Originally Posted by Experienced Punter esq

I moved to a new place recently & one of my options before making my choice was a house where somebody was killed less than a year ago I knew his sister vaguely but when I met her recently she told me she was selling I didn't know the person who was murdered but not in a million years would I consider moving there the pity was she was selling for an attractive price & terms
Would it matter to u?....

as long as the killers are sure they got the right person and wont be back for another shot than no problem
25-10-10, 18:36
Westsidex

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Originally Posted by Experienced Punter esq

I moved to a new place recently & one of my options before making my choice was a house where somebody was killed less than a year ago I knew his sister vaguely but when I met her recently she told me she was selling I didn't know the person who was murdered but not in a million years would I consider moving there the pity was she was selling for an attractive price & terms
Would it matter to u?....

How do you know someone wasnt killed in the house you are in now? How do you know its not built on a grave? You just dont know Ex P. You might awaken in the middle of the night with a ghostly pair of knickers floating above the bed.

leave the lights on Ex P,
Westside.
25-10-10, 18:37
Westsidex

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Originally Posted by Experienced Punter esq

Its situated outside the city very big garden surrounded by 7 trees big ones! not a hope in hell for me...

LOL

For Sale,

4 BD Semi detached house in luxurious surroundings five mins from city area with corpse removed.

Sincerely,
Westside.
25-10-10, 18:38
Experienced Punter esq

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Originally Posted by Westsidex

How do you know someone wasnt killed in the house you are in now? How do you know its not built on a grave? You just dont know Ex P. You might awaken in the middle of the night with a ghostly pair of knickers floating above the bed.

leave the lights on Ex P,
Westside.

Excellent:lmao:......
25-10-10, 18:56
El Gordo

Even if you don't believe in ghosts, and I don't, you have to think about guests. There are people who definitely would not visit you.
25-10-10, 19:02
Westsidex

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Originally Posted by El Gordo

Even if you don't believe in ghosts, and I don't, you have to think about guests. There are people who definitely would not visit you.

Guests? Horay. Good times.

Hello and welcome, come on in and make yourself at home. Have a seat. Drink?

A shandy plz West.

no probs

Hey nice chair this one West.

Yeah it held up fairly well after the blast.

Blast?

Yeah the last guy that sat there had his brains blown out. Buried back in Jan. Sugar?

Hey? Where are you?
Westside.
25-10-10, 19:04
magicalman9357

As long as there are no Banshees about I don't think I would mind
25-10-10, 20:01
Doozer

Admit it EX P its a house that belonged to soem gangster in Moyross. Posh indeed
25-10-10, 20:11
Rayden

I would have no problem living in a place somebody was killed. In fact that would be something that would make me wanna live there. Id consider it a bonus. Now if only I believed in ghosts.....
25-10-10, 20:20
Doozer

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Originally Posted by Rayden

I would have no problem living in a place somebody was killed. In fact that would be something that would make me wanna live there. Id consider it a bonus. Now if only I believed in ghosts.....

Or the murderers returning to the scene of the crime
25-10-10, 20:45
Rayden

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Originally Posted by Doozer

Or the murderers returning to the scene of the crime

I would set up the house like in the Kid in Home Alone did in that case.:) There would be no problems then.
25-10-10, 20:53
corkpunter

Surely you could say there was ghosts and let people pay at the door to walk around in the dark while you blow cold air through the building and hey presto, they have all been touched by atleast seven ghosts and they all spoke to them and it was the most scary thing in the world.
25-10-10, 20:55
Westsidex

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Originally Posted by Doozer

Or the murderers returning to the scene of the crime

Or the police.

Westside.
25-10-10, 21:00
Lucy Chambers

I could not live in a house where I knew someone had been murdered. Died, no problem, but not murdered. I wouldn't rest.
25-10-10, 21:21
WD-40

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Originally Posted by lucy chambers

I could not live in a house where I knew someone had been murdered. Died, no problem, but not murdered. I wouldn't rest.

dont think it wud bother me at all,im mean there dead.its the living that bug me
25-10-10, 21:22
DONEGALANGEL

I think it would give the house character... i think if it had been years ago you know a victorian house I would enjoy the story behind it all... all homes if built long enough have histroy... and some have been built in old work house grows.. now where them poor folk not worked to death in them places... but then i am a spirit freak so maybe my opinion should not count...x
25-10-10, 21:30
Westsidex

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Originally Posted by DONEGALANGEL

I think it would give the house character...x

as in red wallpaper sweetie?

Westside.
25-10-10, 21:32
DONEGALANGEL

no wallpaper in my house sweetie a bit like yours al white with padded cells...lol..x
25-10-10, 21:34
Westsidex

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Originally Posted by DONEGALANGEL

no wallpaper in my house sweetie a bit like yours al white with padded cells...lol..x

Theres a few vacant padded cells here.

Westside.
25-10-10, 21:52
DONEGALANGEL

lol there is indeed westie....x
25-10-10, 22:23
Iashaf

What is more important for social interaction is, and my friendships are decided by the answer...................................... ... Would you kill in a house where people lived ?
25-10-10, 22:35
An don

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Originally Posted by Experienced Punter esq

I moved to a new place recently & one of my options before making my choice was a house where somebody was killed less than a year ago I knew his sister vaguely but when I met her recently she told me she was selling I didn't know the person who was murdered but not in a million years would I consider moving there the pity was she was selling for an attractive price & terms
Would it matter to u?....

I have and it never mattered to me .Shame really he was a damn good room mate.
26-10-10, 12:48
10inchesandcounting

10 years ago I bought a farm in the south of France with a huge lake that had been left to ruin for nearly 50 years. It was a steal, and as I signed the deeds at the local "notaire",I wondered why noone ever purchased this property.It was my new found neighbour who told me that an entire family was butchered by some robbers.
I have to say it was some kind of a shock. But I rebuilt the house to my own design and it has nothing to do with the original layout.I built a little shrine in a corner of the garden dedicated to the poor family. I am not a religious man, but paying respect to the poor suffering souls cannot hurt. I have to admit I never had a problem from anyone, either the living relatives or the departed ones.
To this day, I count this purchase as the best investment I ever made.

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