Two urban explorers reported discovering an abandoned 30,000 square foot mansion full of high-end furnishings․ On video, Jeremy Abbott and BigBankz investigated the purportedly haunted 10-bedroom, 11-bathroom mansion.”The man who built this mansion was very accomplished, having graduated from one of the finest medical schools in the country.” “He became a surgeon, a father of four, and even a recreational pilot,” Abbott, also known as JeremyXplores, explained.He did not reveal the location of the megamansion or the identities of the family for privacy considerations.
He claimed the man ran neighboring medical facilities and splurged on a $10.5 million paradise for his family in 2006.However, while the house was still being built, the father and one of his sons were killed in an airplane crash․ His wife and three surviving children were left penniless since he had apparently failed to pay his life insurance payment before to his death.According to the YouTubers, the family still owed $8 million on the mansion and was making monthly payments of $50,000, so the surviving members of the family were evicted.According to BigBankz,
the mansion was owned by “a foreigner” until 2015, when he allegedly moved back to his country of origin and stopped paying property taxes. Abbott stated that pricey objects were left behind at the estate, which included a mahogany library, elevator, mahogany bar, indoor pool, outdoor sports complex, four-car garage, and indoor pool. In the living area, a “at least 12-foot” Christmas tree with little decorations sits, and there are empty water bottles in the fridge.
The explorers reasoned that a homeless person had “escaped out the window” when they arrived.”The strangest things I found inside weren’t the luxury cars, the plush furniture, or even the flat-screen TVs,” Abbott explained. “What I found so strange to be inside were the small items, like the designer clothes with the tags still on, or the Dior shoes in the closet, or perhaps the jewelry and mounds of expensive makeup in the bathroom.”
“It makes no sense to me why these things were left behind,” Abbott added, “because they could have easily been packed up and transported out of the home whenever the family left.” Abbott claimed he discovered the estate by chance while searching internet for tales of abandoned residences in the area.Abbott described his excursion as swiftly transitioning from exhilaration to sadness and “reverence for the family who had lived there and watched their dreams come crashing down along with the plane that killed their father and son.”
The 11-hour adventure provided a memorable experience and much better content․ “It’s mind-boggling to see how much waste people generate and how many resources are discarded every day.” This house is a perfect example,” Abbott said.