Has anyone died in your house?

[bittybomb]

My house is 101 years old.  It is on the block I grew up on, so I know of at least 2 people that died in it.  I am sure there are more.

eta:  It doesn't bother me at all.  I knew the people who passed, and they both lived long, happy lives.  I might feel differently if there was a murder or something, but I doubt it.  I love my house.

[laceylaplante]

If anyone has, I would rather not know about it. My paranoia is bad enough without help.

[cuddlyevil]

Not sure about the house, but I people died on the floor that is now my office (it used to be a private hospital).

[marylennox]

Our house is somewhat old and has a really creepy attic/storage room that seriously looks like something out of a horror movie. I would not be surprised if someone died in our house, and I actually got excited when I started reading this and saw there is a website where you can look it up. But then I saw that you have to pay, so I guess I'll never know. Oh well.

[sugarbear]

Yes. A family friend died in his sleep in DS2's bedroom. We bought the house from his estate. His ghost hangs out with us sometimes.

[Gato]

No, it's 20 years old and we are the second owners.  The first one is still alive and kicking.

I wonder about my parents' house.  It's an old Victorian - I think 120 years old now.  I'm glad this never occurred to me when I was living there!

[pantsparty]

If my H doesn't make any final decisions regarding the landscaping in our backyard, someone will die soon.

[julez]

Nov 12, 2013 11:53:15 GMT -5 marylennox said:

Our house is somewhat old and has a really creepy attic/storage room that seriously looks like something out of a horror movie. I would not be surprised if someone died in our house, and I actually got excited when I started reading this and saw there is a website where you can look it up. But then I saw that you have to pay, so I guess I'll never know. Oh well.

That turned me off, too, at first but it's only 12 bucks.  I might do it.  Then again, I'd be pissed if I paid (even the measly 12 bucks) and found nothing interesting. 

[marylennox]

Nov 12, 2013 11:59:05 GMT -5 julez said:

Nov 12, 2013 11:53:15 GMT -5 marylennox said:

Our house is somewhat old and has a really creepy attic/storage room that seriously looks like something out of a horror movie. I would not be surprised if someone died in our house, and I actually got excited when I started reading this and saw there is a website where you can look it up. But then I saw that you have to pay, so I guess I'll never know. Oh well.

That turned me off, too, at first but it's only 12 bucks.  I might do it.  Then again, I'd be pissed if I paid (even the measly 12 bucks) and found nothing interesting. 

Exactly.

And even if it's only a couple bucks, I pretty much don't do anything if it's not free.  lol

[Deleted]

No, but when we were looking we were very open to the idea of buying a house someone had died in. We found a few houses that were priced pretty low and affectionately referred to them as "murder houses" or "haunted houses". We're both pretty comfortable with the supernatural and figured we'd give it a shot.

[urbancowgirl]

I don't know, but our house was built in the 1940s so I think it's possible. It was a question I asked when we bought the house, but sellers only have to disclose violent deaths here.