In 2019 with other explorer friends we went to explore what looked like a 2 floors house in town. Behind the windows on the first floor there were curtains so you couldn't see what was inside. The front door was cleared, but we couldn't open it, because there was a lot of stuff behind on this same floor that caused the door to get blocked by these same objects.

On this door there was a window before, but it was broken. This is how we were able to sneak inside this house.

It wasn't easy, because we had to be careful not to cut ourselves, but in the end, we all managed to get inside.

I remember that first a friend of ours came inside to check out what was blocking the door and he was the first to find that this house belonged to a compulsive picker. Everything was full of this house. It was just after that we went inside to join our friend. That's why it was difficult to move inside.

At one point, when I got to the bottom of the first floor, I came across a staircase concealed behind a closed wooden door, but that through its broken window showed this staircase that led to the basement. We all followed that staircase and we stumbled upon it!













First floor.





I was talking about 2 floors earlier, it is when we went back to the first floor that we heard noises coming from the second floor. We got out trying to make as little noise as possible, but someone was waiting for us outside. It was an old man who followed us with a lantern. He was telling us stuff, but I can't remember everything. I just remember he said the word police at one point. There was me filming everything and almost running with a friend of mine when we saw all the way down the boulevard full of police cars arriving like in the movies. We retraced our steps, because it was really ridiculous as a situation. We could have run away, but what good is it. It was almost 3 a.m. We weren't going to go and hide in the yard of one of the neighbors. lol

The police arrived less than a minute later. We explained our situation and we had the right to interesting anecdotes in order to be released. I might release the video one day. Who knows?

Any idea what was in those green barrels, or was it just murky water?

Posted by Aran Any idea what was in those green barrels, or was it just murky water?

Murky water if I remember correctly.

any cool information on the old cars? i usually try to lookup the vin # if i can find it but sometimes they’re so old nothing is really on the internet about them

I haven't seen a speedometer like that in awhile lol. So was that old guy actually living in that hoarders house? I'd be interested to see the video you mentioned.

Posted by Underground1128 any cool information on the old cars? i usually try to lookup the vin # if i can find it but sometimes they’re so old nothing is really on the internet about them

I inform myself and I come back to you.

Posted by PastaMan I haven't seen a speedometer like that in awhile lol. So was that old guy actually living in that hoarders house? I'd be interested to see the video you mentioned.

Yes, he lived on the second floor. This may still be the case. The door window has since been replaced. The police told us that he often called when he met peoples and that he pretends to be the owner when he is not at all.

I keep thinking about it for the video.

Posted by Underground1128 any cool information on the old cars? i usually try to lookup the vin # if i can find it but sometimes they’re so old nothing is really on the internet about them

In this basement there were 3 cars, including a van and a black car. The BLACK car and not the red pickup truck is a Mazda R100.

I stumbled upon your post and decided to revive this thread.Definitely an exciting story! It's a pity to hear that the house you explored was in such a bad condition. Speaking of houses, I actually have one outside the city as well. It had accumulated a lot of different things over time, but I decided to give it a makeover. I called in the professionals at UE Kingz, and they did an amazing job refurbishing it. Now it looks like new! It's important to maintain and take care of our homes, as they hold so many memories and potential. It's a shame when neglected houses fall into disrepair. Hopefully, the old house you explored will find someone to restore it to its former glory one day.

This is such a cool find. I'm imagining what it feels like to suddenly stumble upon these cars.