Man finds body of previous owner in home he purchased

[Blunderbuss Firozabad]

In a foreclosure home sale I'm not certain who is responsible for sweeping the house for corpses.
It's all sort of like a mail-order bride. You've had a look at the outside, but you have no idea what's inside, you've already sunk a lot of money into the endeavor, and you have to deal with surprises whether you like it or not.


"Officials in Ohio say a man found a decomposing body in the basement of a home that was recently purchased."

"WOIO reports the owner purchased the property on Noble Road through a foreclosure sale in Cuyahoga County."

"According to Cleveland Heights Director of Communications Mike Thomas, the new homeowner called police around 11:40 a.m. Tuesday after finding the body in the home’s basement."

"The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner identified the body as 71-year-old Nina Fielden. Thomas said Fielden was the previous owner of the home."

Man finds body of previous homeowner in basement after purchasing house, officials say

Officials in Ohio say a man found a decomposing body in the basement of a home.

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[Brillig]

Ouch. Poor Nina. Nobody even noticed she was missing or checked on her.

 

[Hermy]

In a foreclosure home sale I'm not certain who is responsible for sweeping the house for corpses.

Apparently, no one. I sense a business op, unless banks want to create a new job description.

As for mail order brides, at least they can be sent bank and too bad for the investment. Corpses aren's so easy to get rid of and their memory is the gift that keeps on giving.

 

[Turd Fergusen]

You'd think that with anything like this, there would have been some type of very basic walkthrough at some point before the sale. I hate that no one missed her.

 

[Alxprkrkrls]

You'd think that with anything like this, there would have been some type of very basic walkthrough at some point before the sale. I hate that no one missed her.

A lot of foreclosures are usually sold as is. No walk through or inspection.

 

[Turd Fergusen]

Huh, I wondered about that and also what the process was for when they demo "abandoned" houses, or buildings. Do them demo people have to reasonably be able to say there is no one inside or do they just start tearing it down?

 

[Future_Milf]

I feel so sorry for this poor person. Please know that this disrespectful shit isn't the norm in Ohio.

 

[Bipedalprimate]

did he make him pay rent?
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I feel so sorry for this poor person. Please know that this disrespectful shit isn't the norm in Ohio.

Gummo taught me everything i needed to know about Ohio

 

[Future_Milf]

You'd think that with anything like this, there would have been some type of very basic walkthrough at some point before the sale. I hate that no one missed her.

Cleveland, where 80% of people suck at their job.

 

[Sejanus]

It's like a gigantic Cracker Jack box.
Every purchase has a prize inside!

Looks like a cute little home.
Although now it's going to be the neighborhood Death House.

I hope the victim didn't suffer. My sympathies go up to the new homeowner for the special discovery

 

[Future_Milf]

It's like a gigantic Cracker Jack box.
Every purchase has a prize inside!

Looks like a cute little home.
Although now it's going to be the neighborhood Death House.

I hope the victim didn't suffer. My sympathies go up to the new homeowner for the special discovery

They should get a discount, right?

 

[Josh P]

They should get a discount, right?

Maybe there's some dead hookers in the attic, 2x the discount

 

[Sejanus]

They should get a discount, right?

Totally.
25% off