Would you buy a "Notorious" house/building ?
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I read about Jimmy Saviles Leeds "Penthouse" being knocked down, sounds like another apartment will be built in its place so not sure what that achieves.
To be honest, I am not sure what I would think about buying it, an old weirdo who abused kids owned it but there must be lots of houses that have had abuse, suicide, murder, rape or any other crimes happen and the owners would be unaware ?
We were told a house on our road had a suicide in the garage buy a local copper, he wouldnt say which one but to be honest, someone ending their life from a beam in the garage 20 years ago doesn't bother me one iota, people die in houses every day, on the road, in hospital, it is just part of life.
Surely after its cleaned and redecorated it is just a building again as long as it doesn't become a Mecca for weirdos ?
To be honest, I am not sure what I would think about buying it, an old weirdo who abused kids owned it but there must be lots of houses that have had abuse, suicide, murder, rape or any other crimes happen and the owners would be unaware ?
We were told a house on our road had a suicide in the garage buy a local copper, he wouldnt say which one but to be honest, someone ending their life from a beam in the garage 20 years ago doesn't bother me one iota, people die in houses every day, on the road, in hospital, it is just part of life.
Surely after its cleaned and redecorated it is just a building again as long as it doesn't become a Mecca for weirdos ?
This is the nearest we have locally I can think of,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Clark
Wouldnt bother me, just a tragic situation.
And Alan Turing lived, and died locally.
I think there is probably an equation to determine the amount of resistance,
How long ago, versus how grisly, as things that were 100 years ago or more are almost considered as adding a bit of character but a pile of rotting young men in the eighties under your floor, less so.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Clark
Wouldnt bother me, just a tragic situation.
And Alan Turing lived, and died locally.
I think there is probably an equation to determine the amount of resistance,
How long ago, versus how grisly, as things that were 100 years ago or more are almost considered as adding a bit of character but a pile of rotting young men in the eighties under your floor, less so.
sebhaque said:
I live in a 1950s bungalow and one of the old boys who came over to give the boiler a service mentioned how an old owner had died in the property many decades ago. Apparently the death was left undiscovered for some time and the subsequent buyer of the property decided to give it an enormous makeover with several large extensions.
Doesn't really bother me much although the ancient central heating does crack and pop quite loudly occasionally, which can be quite disconcerting at this time of the night (01:30).
I think the Boiler Man should have perhaps kept that one to himself !Doesn't really bother me much although the ancient central heating does crack and pop quite loudly occasionally, which can be quite disconcerting at this time of the night (01:30).
I walked past this house last night,
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greate...
Fairly notorious, due to being the home of an alledged gangster with a few murder trials under his belt and also a man was shot dead in the house.
Noticed that all the metal gates and railings had gone last night, wonder why ?
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greate...
Fairly notorious, due to being the home of an alledged gangster with a few murder trials under his belt and also a man was shot dead in the house.
Noticed that all the metal gates and railings had gone last night, wonder why ?
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