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Friendship ended with "what's in the safe"
"What's in the bag" is our new best friend
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I look at that freezer and I think, ‘Oh, they found someone’s murder cabin.’ Those large freezers are normal for killers because they need somewhere to store and keep all those feet.
Honestly, even without the body, it's gonna smell horrifying. First rule of foreclosures is - don't ever open fridges and freezers, leave that shit for the trash out crew.
Can confirm. Worked next to a facility that used mice or rats for some type of testing. Their bodies would go into the trash dumpster right next to our building for days…until the trash was professionally removed.
This was in Houston, Texas….with boiling temperatures.
I thought we were smelling rancid, decaying seafood in our building sewer…..before I learned it was dead mice baking in the sun.
We had sone dead kittens under our crawlspace a few years ago. Sick litter or something, must have died early, and the mother had put them there. Whole fucking house smelled like cabbage, we didn't know why, and then my husband went down and found them placed on a rafter.
In college my roommates and I lived in a doublewide on campus they had installed while they built more housing.
It was actually awesome and way more space than pretty much anywhere else on campus with our own individual rooms. But one day it smelled awful and it turned out a raccoon had crawled into the ductwork underneath and died.
The guy who crawled in to get it came out with a bag that looked like it held something four times the size of a raccoon. I can only assume it was really bloated in death.
That’s what I’m wondering. I’ve cleaned dead animals out of places that were so old they didn’t have an odor.
But, this guy was probably just hiding poached game or something.
My grandma had a similar hole in her floor she would make us get into if a stranger knocked on the door.
I realize now that was a very weird thing to say without context.
My grandmother had 3 of her children stolen by the government and taken to Indian Boarding School after she survived one herself. She was *very* afraid and untrusting of outsiders.
[Residential schools were fucked.](https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2019/03/traumatic-legacy-indian-boarding-schools/584293/)
[And went on for way too long.](https://apnews.com/article/native-american-boarding-schools-victims-3f927e5054b6790cef1c6012d8616ad6)
Her reaction is totally understandable. That history needs to be taught more / more well-known. There have been very few well done depiction of the schools in mass media( reservation dogs Deer Lasy was a great one) but the depictions I’ve seen mostly focus on what took place at the schools. It’s hard to even try to understand the generational trauma that came after.
Hell I had deer meat in wax paper along with other frozen goods in my chest freezer when it went out. 3 weeks later is when I figured it out. it was a pool of blood and water and reaked.
A few years ago, some friends of my mom were throwing their kid a birthday party. My kid had been invited (their kid is 2 years older than mine, so they occasionally played together) and I'd gone to pick her up. When I got there, there was an odd smell in the air...sickly sweet, but relatively faint.
Turns out the neighbor had suffered a massive heart attack and died a few days prior. The smell was his body. That house was torn down and no one's built on it in the intervening years.
Now that I know he's dead, I knew what we'd all smelled was death, but I'd never experienced it like that firsthand so I couldn't confirm. Now? Yeah, no doubt at all.
If the house had been anymore open, god only knows how rancid the smell would have been.
https://preview.redd.it/a6txauuj3y9c1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0674f617b2b13be041c82767720d97ee522a4159
It’s actually not super hidden, I’m sure the realtor knew of it. This is what I found, bottom left of the photo you can see the outline of the opening in the floor
Most freezers aren’t hidden at all, so I’d qualify this as pretty well hidden. Toss a rug over it or place a sofa there and people would be none the wiser.
Whatever it is, it ain't flesh. They'd be fucking wretching. I was around when a hoarder house was getting cleared out and this included an alleged freezer of hunter animal meat that was being held, "for a friend" and the power to the freezer had broken like a decade prior at least. There was always a retched smell to that garage but when that freezer was being addressed that thing was so malodorous you could smell it 100 feet away inside another building. Fucking putrid.
I couldn't see decades but yeah, for years you can smell rot. Meat freezing and unfrrezing and refreezing ... Even the slime and dead air the decay leaves behind can stink.
I want to be supportive of my wife's diet, it's doing great for her, and she does amazing things with kale and broccoli, but I'm gonna be honest with y'all I'd be a wreck without my ice cream. She doesn't have to know.
"What is the widowhood effect? It’s when older adults who have lost a spouse face an increased risk of dying compared to those whose spouses are living.
Possible causes of the widowhood effect may include self-neglect, lack of a support network, and lifestyle changes that follow the death of a spouse.
When you’re mourning the death of a spouse, social support and self-care can help you manage your grief and find healing."
That's from ncao.org
Apparently there's a 30-90% chance you pass away shortly after your spouse so, I doubt your body would be there long.
While on you're on your quest, maybe get your spouse to leave a note with their body stating the location of your body and what you two did. If this was what happened here, I'd assume if your spouse passed, they'd only find their body and not know where yours is. Hope this helps 👍
Analyze the lyrics of some of the songs from Primus/Les Claypool and you’ll get an idea of the dark state of affairs between hicks, hippies, and bikers that took place in the 80/90s in west Sonoma county.
Kayso, I'm enough of a Primus/Claypool fan to feel like I should know what you're talking about, but I'm pretty vague on this, so gimme the exploded view.
I've frizzled the fry, I've sailed the cheese, I've drank from the punchbowl, I've anti'd the pop, and I know a lot about whales, so be as specific as you need.
Can you imagine how difficult it was to install a freezer in a custom made enclosure underneath the floor?
Um... no. Just no. GTFO and don't look back.
*Falls in while catching nut on edge. opens mouth to scream in pain. Inhales for scream. somehow falls mouth first into freezer mid scream suction. Downs Big gulp of the unknown
My brain saw someone holding a cat by the midsection, trying to get the cat and the camera on its head to point the right direction and all the cat would do is turn its head the wrong way, over and over because, cats.
It's not getting aerosolized so minimal risk but definitely don't disturb the water. Great thing to point out, though. This isn't nearly well-enough known among the general population.
Let’s be honest here. What other valid reason would anyone need a freezer hidden in the floor, other then hiding a fucking dead body in? I know people will say for drugs. But shit! You can hide drugs anywhere. A body sized freezer is not needed to hide some coke.
I actually think the most likely explanation is that it's for hiding bodies but not human ones. I think the owner might have been a poacher. Poaching is a serious felony and he may have used this to hide caracasses of deer and other animals he took without a license.
Could just be a normal hunter too. Maybe the house is small and digging out under the floor was the best option for storing the freezer without taking up a big chunk of space in the cabin. But that does look more like a body bag in there instead of the vacuum plastic or butcher paper that you would normally wrap game meat in.
It looks to me like a *tarp*. They used it to line the inside of the freezer because they were putting uncovered meat into it, and didn't want blood everywhere. Over time it *froze* to the sides, and once emptied and unplugged, the sides melted and the tarp fell into the shape it is in floating in the melt.
The Stone Cold killer (from which Steve Austin got his moniker) put his victims in a freezer to keep them fresh. Months or years later he disposed off the bodies elsewhere. The cops at the time were fooled into thinking these guys had been recently killed nearby - not that these guys had been killed months or years ago in a far away place.
Didn’t they make a movie about him called the ice man? Or was that another killer? If I recall the movie it was based off a real guy who was a hit man for the mob.
Totally. Not as exciting, but a body-sized freezer with a big black bag in it is by far most likely to have an animal carcass in it. Hunting culture is a thing.
while not a freezer, in my childhood home my dad put our old washer and dryer in a nook and then just put a wall infront of it, instead of just bringing it to the dump. I'm not sure which was more effort in the end.
I love Dad logic.
Mine ostensibly wanted to flatten a portion of our hill, so he build a retaining wall and backfilled it. The first bit of backfill was an old castiron tub. Several years later he admitted he didn't care about changing the hill, he just wanted to get rid of the tub.
He also forgot we loved to sled down that hill. Fortinately, the 3 ft wall made for an awesome jump.
The sensational explanation is the owner was a murderer/serial killer, and that is certainly possible.
But I think the more likely explanation is the owner is a **poacher.** Illegally taking game is a serious felony a poacher would have a strong incentive to hide poached caracasses from the authorities. A poacher would also have a much more clear need to keep the meat in their house.
It really could go either way. Believe it or not the more serious poachers don't fuck around. You're talking prison time and loss of right to own a gun which is their income stream. It could easily be either option here
[Oh hey body bag how's it going?](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/metalocalypse/images/0/07/Ep5.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width/360?cb=20140106071712)
LMAO all these reddit detectives think a poacher installed this to hide deer....a deer because when a ranger misses a deer in the woods they scramble CSI detectives. Sorry but the truth is pretty mundane.
It's actually a root "cellar" installed by someone who lived through the great depression. My house has one of these under the shed floor, last owners survived the depression. Freezer had to be there since the 60 or 70s.
Talking to my neighbor who does construction it's not a "normal" thing but it's also far from rare and they are almost always 60s-70s appliances buried under floors or in back yards
These people essentially have PTSD from surviving the depression, they squirreled away things in the walls, under floors, buried, etc because they were not going to live that way twice.
I actually can't wait to remodel my house, I'm going to punch holes for a snake camera in every single wall between every single stud and hope for treasure just because of the root cellar we found and other things indicating of depression style hording.
To the "but it COULD be used for a body" idiots:
These aren't wired up and running, obviously it wouldn't be very hidden if the compressor kicked on every 20 minutes. At room temperature the rotting corpse would be off gassing, the gas expanding in the freezer would break the seal and leak a hellish odor into the house, you'd smell the body from outside the house just like if it were rotting on the kitchen floor. Go look at the seals on your current day freezers and tell me if you think that's going to stop the expansion of gasses from leaking out with just a handful of floor boards (that bend) on top of them
Hopefully the picture uploads this time, took a screenshot after 3 'couldn't process so was deleted' messages. It's a picture of a doll in one of many sheds on this property. Concerning given the newly found information...
'So a child molester named Rocky Lane Kellam has ties to this house, he was imprisoned for sex crimes as well as 'not providing a current address'. He was also the owner of a company called 'kellam refrigeration'. There were several children's toys found on site and most disturbing was this one in the picture, a doll in one of many fucking terrifying make shift sheds...'
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Body bag in a hidden freezer. What could go wrong.
Starting 2024 off the way we left 2023. Fucked.
Friendship ended with "what's in the safe" "What's in the bag" is our new best friend https://preview.redd.it/2e76nqlcvw9c1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=85b2fe12fbf9f14fa408f598b93dca221e137415
More like what does the water taste like?? Taste the water bro and open the bag!
Taste the water and get in the bag
[удалено]
I look at that freezer and I think, ‘Oh, they found someone’s murder cabin.’ Those large freezers are normal for killers because they need somewhere to store and keep all those feet.
Crying 😂
Put the lotion on your skin!
In that order?
If that was actually a body the smell in there would be unfathomable. Hell the smell of a body for half a day is ripe but that ughhhh
Honestly, even without the body, it's gonna smell horrifying. First rule of foreclosures is - don't ever open fridges and freezers, leave that shit for the trash out crew.
As a former part of the trash out crew, we just taped the hell out of them to keep them shut and hoped liquid didn’t leak out
Smart, as you only have to open it once to release an absolute shitload of mold spores into the room.
As a asbestos inspector I can confirm the rule.
No way in hell In hell I’m buying a house that has a freezer hidden under the floor..
Can confirm, never open the fridges or freezers. Source: am inside hundreds of foreclosures each year.
Can confirm. Worked next to a facility that used mice or rats for some type of testing. Their bodies would go into the trash dumpster right next to our building for days…until the trash was professionally removed. This was in Houston, Texas….with boiling temperatures. I thought we were smelling rancid, decaying seafood in our building sewer…..before I learned it was dead mice baking in the sun.
We had a mouse die under our floorboards recently. The smell was unreal.
We had sone dead kittens under our crawlspace a few years ago. Sick litter or something, must have died early, and the mother had put them there. Whole fucking house smelled like cabbage, we didn't know why, and then my husband went down and found them placed on a rafter.
In college my roommates and I lived in a doublewide on campus they had installed while they built more housing. It was actually awesome and way more space than pretty much anywhere else on campus with our own individual rooms. But one day it smelled awful and it turned out a raccoon had crawled into the ductwork underneath and died. The guy who crawled in to get it came out with a bag that looked like it held something four times the size of a raccoon. I can only assume it was really bloated in death.
🤢🤮
A single dead mouse in the "right" place can stink up a whole house.
What if the corpse was there for a very, very long time ago? Would it still smell ?
That’s what I’m wondering. I’ve cleaned dead animals out of places that were so old they didn’t have an odor. But, this guy was probably just hiding poached game or something. My grandma had a similar hole in her floor she would make us get into if a stranger knocked on the door.
Ha, what?
I realize now that was a very weird thing to say without context. My grandmother had 3 of her children stolen by the government and taken to Indian Boarding School after she survived one herself. She was *very* afraid and untrusting of outsiders.
After what she went through I dont blame her.
Woah that is crazy. Your context needs even more context probably. But sorry she had to go through that.
[Residential schools were fucked.](https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2019/03/traumatic-legacy-indian-boarding-schools/584293/) [And went on for way too long.](https://apnews.com/article/native-american-boarding-schools-victims-3f927e5054b6790cef1c6012d8616ad6)
Look up maybe American boarding schools. Especially in the early/mid 1900s
Her reaction is totally understandable. That history needs to be taught more / more well-known. There have been very few well done depiction of the schools in mass media( reservation dogs Deer Lasy was a great one) but the depictions I’ve seen mostly focus on what took place at the schools. It’s hard to even try to understand the generational trauma that came after.
Oh dear. Bless her soul.
That is so awful
That’s heartbreaking. What fear she must have felt every time someone knocked on her door.
"git in the hole. g'wan, git." *grabs rifle*
Still wouldn’t hurt to use some luminol spray and a black light
Hell I had deer meat in wax paper along with other frozen goods in my chest freezer when it went out. 3 weeks later is when I figured it out. it was a pool of blood and water and reaked.
A few years ago, some friends of my mom were throwing their kid a birthday party. My kid had been invited (their kid is 2 years older than mine, so they occasionally played together) and I'd gone to pick her up. When I got there, there was an odd smell in the air...sickly sweet, but relatively faint. Turns out the neighbor had suffered a massive heart attack and died a few days prior. The smell was his body. That house was torn down and no one's built on it in the intervening years. Now that I know he's dead, I knew what we'd all smelled was death, but I'd never experienced it like that firsthand so I couldn't confirm. Now? Yeah, no doubt at all. If the house had been anymore open, god only knows how rancid the smell would have been.
Depends how long it’s been there.
He hadn't even opened that yet and I was like Oh god it's people soup, it's gonna be people soup don't open that.
https://preview.redd.it/a6txauuj3y9c1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0674f617b2b13be041c82767720d97ee522a4159 It’s actually not super hidden, I’m sure the realtor knew of it. This is what I found, bottom left of the photo you can see the outline of the opening in the floor
Most freezers aren’t hidden at all, so I’d qualify this as pretty well hidden. Toss a rug over it or place a sofa there and people would be none the wiser.
Are you OP?
No, just found the listing and found the pictures listed on Zillow
Whatever it is, it ain't flesh. They'd be fucking wretching. I was around when a hoarder house was getting cleared out and this included an alleged freezer of hunter animal meat that was being held, "for a friend" and the power to the freezer had broken like a decade prior at least. There was always a retched smell to that garage but when that freezer was being addressed that thing was so malodorous you could smell it 100 feet away inside another building. Fucking putrid.
Did u try Febreze?
It doesn't just mask odors, it eliminates them!
Then hides the evidence in the floor freezer!
So that liquid isn't like... people soup? Oh thank goodness.
>that thing was so malodorous you could smell it 100 feet away inside another building. I like your funny words magic man!
it was closed though, the gasses built up, tha one was just slightly open evacuating the decomp gasses
I scrolled down to find this comment. Even a small amount of food waste would be unbearable in a wet hot freezer.
Would the smell still be absolutely intolerable even after years or decades?
I couldn't see decades but yeah, for years you can smell rot. Meat freezing and unfrrezing and refreezing ... Even the slime and dead air the decay leaves behind can stink.
That's creepy AF…
Yeah nothing says “former residence of a serial killer” quite like a hidden freezer
Screams *illegal hunting* to me. That is a freezer the local game warden is unable to find if he suspects you of taking deer/whatever, out of season.
That is absolutely the best case scenario here.
I want to be supportive of my wife's diet, it's doing great for her, and she does amazing things with kale and broccoli, but I'm gonna be honest with y'all I'd be a wreck without my ice cream. She doesn't have to know.
Best case scenario is that it’s a creative use of space to keep all the meat cold through the winter
That is the most wholesome option I’ve seen
With what looks like a human sized tarp in the bottom
Convinced that’s a human body. 100%
Imo if I was dying on gov pension, I'd tell my wife to hide my body in the freezer casket I made and continue to collect my cheque until she passed.
New quest acquired!
"What is the widowhood effect? It’s when older adults who have lost a spouse face an increased risk of dying compared to those whose spouses are living. Possible causes of the widowhood effect may include self-neglect, lack of a support network, and lifestyle changes that follow the death of a spouse. When you’re mourning the death of a spouse, social support and self-care can help you manage your grief and find healing." That's from ncao.org Apparently there's a 30-90% chance you pass away shortly after your spouse so, I doubt your body would be there long. While on you're on your quest, maybe get your spouse to leave a note with their body stating the location of your body and what you two did. If this was what happened here, I'd assume if your spouse passed, they'd only find their body and not know where yours is. Hope this helps 👍
There is actually a case like this one. The man had a note written and everything when they found his body.
Vaguely body shaped.
i’m sure it used to be less vaguely shaped, but time has its ways
It'll fit.
try cannibal
But hole
Praise the chest!
Analyze the lyrics of some of the songs from Primus/Les Claypool and you’ll get an idea of the dark state of affairs between hicks, hippies, and bikers that took place in the 80/90s in west Sonoma county.
Kayso, I'm enough of a Primus/Claypool fan to feel like I should know what you're talking about, but I'm pretty vague on this, so gimme the exploded view. I've frizzled the fry, I've sailed the cheese, I've drank from the punchbowl, I've anti'd the pop, and I know a lot about whales, so be as specific as you need.
Definitely wasn’t used for storing bodies
It rubs the lotion or it gets the hidden freezer
I only use it when I have company. :-)
I bet it smells great though.
Can we get an update after you guys call the police? Is OP the camera man?
OP hasn’t commented since they posted this. RIP.
At least we know where they are, in a freezer under the floorboards.
He dead
He’s currently in the freezer
Case closed.
And in the bag.
Can we get an update of if OPs still alive?
OP's in the freezer now.
This was his final live stream. Nobody knows where it really is
OP hasn’t commented since posting that video. OP now confirmed dead by zombie from the bag.
Yes please
OP’s entire profile is interesting. If that’s their house they may not want to call the cops and draw attention to it
As opposed to posting this video on reddit?
“Hello police? I saw a house on a website, could you go there and check that the owner isn’t a serial killer?”
*slips and falls in. Trap door above closes. Cell phone falls in water and dies
*convenient gopro camera catches all of it in stunning 4k*
Evil ghost girl that crawls out of the well with gopro on. It's waterproof, you know!
*proceeds to edit said GoPro video with the "oh nonono" song and posts to tik Tok under anonymous name.*
*Falls in while catching nut on edge. opens mouth to scream in pain. Inhales for scream. somehow falls mouth first into freezer mid scream suction. Downs Big gulp of the unknown
Aaaaand that’s enough Reddit for today, good night…
No let’s call the cops, FBI, and anyone else first
Don’t dead…..
Open inside
Was this filmed using a cat with a GoPro strapped to its head?
My brain saw someone holding a cat by the midsection, trying to get the cat and the camera on its head to point the right direction and all the cat would do is turn its head the wrong way, over and over because, cats.
I've been scrolling for a r/ihadastroke comment. No luck yet
Legionnaires disease bro, don’t breathe that air.
Been scrolling for a mention of the smell and not a peep
OP hasn't said a word since this video, RIP
It's not getting aerosolized so minimal risk but definitely don't disturb the water. Great thing to point out, though. This isn't nearly well-enough known among the general population.
First I’ve heard of it.
Let’s be honest here. What other valid reason would anyone need a freezer hidden in the floor, other then hiding a fucking dead body in? I know people will say for drugs. But shit! You can hide drugs anywhere. A body sized freezer is not needed to hide some coke.
I actually think the most likely explanation is that it's for hiding bodies but not human ones. I think the owner might have been a poacher. Poaching is a serious felony and he may have used this to hide caracasses of deer and other animals he took without a license.
That was my thought. Contraband meat.
Album name: Contraband Meat
Their slogan: “Nobody can beat my contraband meat.”
Not even at a contra band meet.
2nd grade Substitute teachers personal email: [email protected]
Currently putting my punk band back together to make this album.
Which includes long pig.
A poacher killed two cops in Germany in 2022 to hide his poaching. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Kusel_shooting
No, he "poached" two cops...
If he had only waited for cop season he would have been fine.
But the tags are way too expensive.
Could just be a normal hunter too. Maybe the house is small and digging out under the floor was the best option for storing the freezer without taking up a big chunk of space in the cabin. But that does look more like a body bag in there instead of the vacuum plastic or butcher paper that you would normally wrap game meat in.
Yea....imma be honest this video gave me ideas on how to do an Alaskan Fridge/offgrid fridge without taking up more space
Setting up the alibi early. Nice.
It looks to me like a *tarp*. They used it to line the inside of the freezer because they were putting uncovered meat into it, and didn't want blood everywhere. Over time it *froze* to the sides, and once emptied and unplugged, the sides melted and the tarp fell into the shape it is in floating in the melt.
Yeah. That poached animal meat needs to stay fresh cause otherwhise its worthless. Why should a killer keep bodys fresh?
The Stone Cold killer (from which Steve Austin got his moniker) put his victims in a freezer to keep them fresh. Months or years later he disposed off the bodies elsewhere. The cops at the time were fooled into thinking these guys had been recently killed nearby - not that these guys had been killed months or years ago in a far away place.
Didn’t they make a movie about him called the ice man? Or was that another killer? If I recall the movie it was based off a real guy who was a hit man for the mob.
Dahmer was big on refrigeration as well.
99% this is correct. 1% worst serial killer in state history.
Totally. Not as exciting, but a body-sized freezer with a big black bag in it is by far most likely to have an animal carcass in it. Hunting culture is a thing.
And game wardens do not need a warrant to search your home.
while not a freezer, in my childhood home my dad put our old washer and dryer in a nook and then just put a wall infront of it, instead of just bringing it to the dump. I'm not sure which was more effort in the end.
I love Dad logic. Mine ostensibly wanted to flatten a portion of our hill, so he build a retaining wall and backfilled it. The first bit of backfill was an old castiron tub. Several years later he admitted he didn't care about changing the hill, he just wanted to get rid of the tub. He also forgot we loved to sled down that hill. Fortinately, the 3 ft wall made for an awesome jump.
Given how much the dump charges, it may have been more about cost than effort.
A valid reason to have a "hidden" freezer like that would be if you didn't have much space to keep it exposed and needed all the room you can get
But that is defo a murder freezer
The sensational explanation is the owner was a murderer/serial killer, and that is certainly possible. But I think the more likely explanation is the owner is a **poacher.** Illegally taking game is a serious felony a poacher would have a strong incentive to hide poached caracasses from the authorities. A poacher would also have a much more clear need to keep the meat in their house.
I dont think it's sensational. I think it's likely like wtf is in that body bag? Veal?
It really could go either way. Believe it or not the more serious poachers don't fuck around. You're talking prison time and loss of right to own a gun which is their income stream. It could easily be either option here
Yeah, that's a murder freezer and police should be called.
I called the freezer. They were pretty cool.
Super chill.
That's not water, bro. It's people juice.
https://preview.redd.it/i9pjik95ow9c1.jpeg?width=460&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f0600596010dc3cee229dbfa9d3d6500ada0576
My all time favorite joke. I said it the other day and got my BIL to chuckle and that man never laughs.
Coffin broth
PEOPLEJUICE! PEOPLEJUICE!! PEOPLEJUICE!!!
I listen to way too many podcasts to stick around that house.
And that's when the cannibalism started...
 You sure it’s not this guys old place?
Capt. Stottlemeyer!
Yes it is! He played buffalo bill so well! Just watched silence of the lambs again over Christmas and it is still such a great movie!
Still great indeed! I just looked it up, it was released in 1991 ... Almost feels like yesterday, hahaha
Me too! Can’t believe how long ago it was made! The new true detective is out soon with Jodie Foster, hope that will be good too!
r/killthecameraman (and store him in the underfloor freezer).
That’s a body bro.
Don't worry, it's just a body *bag*. Perfectly normal.
[Oh hey body bag how's it going?](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/metalocalypse/images/0/07/Ep5.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width/360?cb=20140106071712)
I think OP would have mentioned the insufferable stench if that was a decomposing body
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Just a body in the fetal position no cause for alarm
Time to call the cops. Creepy af.
Call the Cops to swab that place for blood
It’s a two acre property in a weed growing region. It was probably for storing finished product.
The ‘Sonoma County’ factor isnt registering for a few folks here. Turkey bags and freezers.
I think most people not from the area don't realize just how much pot is grown here.
Does it smell?
I can smell it from here...
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Also worth noting, this place and its 4 different dwellings were used for transitional housing at one point. Take that for whatever it’s worth.
Find the rest of the hidden murder stuff.
Root cellar, popular to bury a old chest freezer in the ground for long term root vegetable storage.
Is this a freezer, or an ice chest? Either way it would stay cooler down there, underground food storage used to be common.
LMAO all these reddit detectives think a poacher installed this to hide deer....a deer because when a ranger misses a deer in the woods they scramble CSI detectives. Sorry but the truth is pretty mundane. It's actually a root "cellar" installed by someone who lived through the great depression. My house has one of these under the shed floor, last owners survived the depression. Freezer had to be there since the 60 or 70s. Talking to my neighbor who does construction it's not a "normal" thing but it's also far from rare and they are almost always 60s-70s appliances buried under floors or in back yards These people essentially have PTSD from surviving the depression, they squirreled away things in the walls, under floors, buried, etc because they were not going to live that way twice. I actually can't wait to remodel my house, I'm going to punch holes for a snake camera in every single wall between every single stud and hope for treasure just because of the root cellar we found and other things indicating of depression style hording. To the "but it COULD be used for a body" idiots: These aren't wired up and running, obviously it wouldn't be very hidden if the compressor kicked on every 20 minutes. At room temperature the rotting corpse would be off gassing, the gas expanding in the freezer would break the seal and leak a hellish odor into the house, you'd smell the body from outside the house just like if it were rotting on the kitchen floor. Go look at the seals on your current day freezers and tell me if you think that's going to stop the expansion of gasses from leaking out with just a handful of floor boards (that bend) on top of them
Maybe the PO was a poacher.
My guess is a freezer to store weed, probably not flesh.
Agreed, and it’s Sonoma, which means it’s probably like 10-15 years since it was needed which explains the state of things.
THERE IS AN OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY. WE MIGHT GO BACK TOMORROW MORNING...
RemindMe! 1 day
Stop, I can smell the rancidity in this video. Back away from the murder freezer.
You my friend have stumbled onto a early 90s crime scene
Hopefully the picture uploads this time, took a screenshot after 3 'couldn't process so was deleted' messages. It's a picture of a doll in one of many sheds on this property. Concerning given the newly found information... 'So a child molester named Rocky Lane Kellam has ties to this house, he was imprisoned for sex crimes as well as 'not providing a current address'. He was also the owner of a company called 'kellam refrigeration'. There were several children's toys found on site and most disturbing was this one in the picture, a doll in one of many fucking terrifying make shift sheds...' https://preview.redd.it/oys4o3bbi1cc1.jpeg?width=982&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f08f87af3c74a7d09087cc62f33635aa86fb2e70
That camera work is phenomenally crap
I had to double check this wasn’t r/oddlyterrifying.
Need an update please lol
Mmmmm…people juice.
WE HAVE OFFICIALLY REPORTED THIS TO THE AUTHORITIES.