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They deep-dived this case on the Small Town Murder podcast. I think it was originally sold for less than $150K in the wake of the murders.
That place is pretty awesome.
That place is pretty awesome.
Who the hell would want to live on Hawk Drive?
But the Realtor add doesn't mention anything about 5 murders. I wonder if you are supposed to disclose that in the sellers disclosure?
It's a nice place, but nothing to die for.
We bought our house from an estate (in MN so not sure if laws are the same). We asked when we were touring it if the owner had died in the house. We were told that you only have to disclose of deaths if they are related to a crime.
I think there is a statute of limitation on having to disclose that sort of information.
The Forsythe house in Norwalk has been bought and sold many times. The original buyers after the murder said they found blood and had to clean it. Ugh. They bought it for really cheap because nobody wanted it.
https://www.apnews.com/7e576b8fe54923f3e6146ea6ce36bff4
https://www.apnews.com/7e576b8fe54923f3e6146ea6ce36bff4
Someone could buy and turn it into a bed and breakfast. Call it Bonaparte's Retreat.
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We've done work with companies that specialize in coming in and cleaning/restoring after a crime scene. Creepy work, but somebody has to do it.
Today I learned that Pride is a hitman.
Someone is always willing to buy a property like that given the "right" price. If nothing else they could tare down the house and keep the 33 acres.
The guy who bought it last said his family wasn't bothered by it's history. I wonder what changed? Maybe his career?
Not that there is anything wrong with that. Wait you meant the moderator. I though you meant the festivals and parades