Random Unexplainable and Creepy Things People Have Found Inside Their Homes (18 items)

• (#12) A Room Full Of Bee Corpses

  Redditor AMerrickanGirl shared:

  "My ex-husband and I arrived home once and found about a hundred [perished] bees on the living room floor. We couldn't figure out how they got in. It was very spooky.

  Several months later we realized that the damper was stuck open in the chimney and that must have been their entry point."
• (#13) A Live Rabbit In The Living Room

  A Redditor had this story to tell:

  "A bunny. My son was in kindergarten at the time, and he was at the dinner table having breakfast. I was in the living room watching the news and this little bunny just comes hopping right out of his room. It was definitely a wild bunny. I caught and released the poor guy. I can only assume my cat brought it in through the doggie door as a gift?"
• (#6) The Secret Room

  Redditor otherself commented:

  "I lived in this big, but really crappy party house for a year, and after we all left, a bunch of our friends moved in. It was an old house, and our landlord sucked - would put up plexiglass for the windows instead of actual glass, when we complained of the drafts moving through, he tried to board up the windows with plywood... Anyway, our friends who moved in afterward rearranged the kitchen, and thus, found a random square cut in the wall where some shelves were.

  So they popped it out to see what was behind it - ends up, there's practically another room between the kitchen and the dining room. A skinny room, more like a random strip of space. But then there was a ledge, which I guess we assumed was what the attic crawl space was supposed to be from upstairs, and on that ledge, they discovered a sleeping bag, a pillow, and other random things - all of which weren't that old and looked fairly used."
• (#8) A Dangerous Kit In The Crawlspace

  A contribution from Redditor dailydishabille:

  "Shared a house with some friends years ago on the Northeast side of our town.

  We'd lived there for a while but had never really spent much time down in the basement, so we got drunk one night and took a peek around.

  The basement was half-finished and had a dirt crawlspace that started under the far edge of the basement and extended under the porch. My roommate scurries under there with a flashlight and takes a look around. We hear him yell that he's found something and minute or so later he emerges with a black canvas duffel bag clutched in his hand.

  Excitedly we opened the bag and found: two black ski masks, a 4 1/2" hunting knife with a broken handle, and a single black leather glove.

  We debated what to do with our find, and eventually we decided to call police non-emergency and ask if any of their detectives were interested in our find.

  Turned out they weren't, so we burned the bag, the mask and the glove, and I kept the knife.

  Still have it, too."
• (#7) Is It An Exorcism Kit?

  From YouveBeenDuplicated:

  "Not my house, but my grandmother's ... She [passed] early last year, and I was given the task of clearing out her house for sale. Among a lot of valuable but mundane antiques there was a really worn-out picture of Jesus in a wooden frame, a few inches thick, which I found in her room. Just by chance, I noticed there was a rusty latch on the side. The picture actually opened from the back and revealed a very odd assortment of items: I remember a large wooden cross, vial, rosary, cloth, and spoon (?). The stuff really looked ancient. I knew my grandmother was very religious (went to church every day, house and car filled with religious paraphernalia) so it didn't surprise me. When I showed it to my mother though she had no idea what it was, she'd seen the picture before but never knew it opened up. Personally I like to think it was an exorcism kit or something of the like."
• (#11) Bird In The Wall

  A creepy story from Rusticle:

  "A bird in my basement.

  By in my basement I mean in the wall. Stuck in the wall fluttering its wings to all hell trying to get out.

  Not sure how it got in the house without notice, let alone make it into the basement, and stuck in the wall.

  Maybe [it got in through] the laundry chute, but definitely not the chimney. It was mid-summer and there was no reason the chimney would even be open."

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