Man Finds Largest Coke Stash In Abandoned House | Thousands of Dollars Left Behind 

I'm sorry but I have to point this out in the video from 16:40 to 16:47 you can hear a lady scream at 16:47 very terrifying scream

Many offspring to these homes have tragic horror stories attached to childhood memories and rather see the demise of everything there as a part of healing , the missing picture is locked i n the minds of them as grown adults now as one friend shared with me upon the passing of their rich grandparents and the family just walking away from having an estate sale .

trust someone to bag up all those cans getting trampled on ..

Yes. I agree.

I believe you are right!

in deed

Agree

I believe You are correct…

they spent thier life collecting that stuff for chidens future and soon it will go to waste so sad peaple dont know what they have until its gone

Drives me nuts when they focus on the wrong stuff and don’t know basically anything about anything.

Never saw a vase with a lid it was a cookie jar

Thank you tiger and I agree.

​@@RangerRickTVThank you for sharing the video. The jars you were asking about are beer steins. Great find. I don't understand why the family doesn't sell the stuff except what they don't want. And have it to live off of. Or to fix the home and land up.

@@KennethDarr-g8m that is not a lil girl anymore an if she cared she would have allready pa ked it up cleaned tbe house an sold the property or moved in it instead of letting all thise treasures an mems just be there to rott

Yes u r ryt.

Once mice or rats start nesting.. this will all be a total waste within 6 months.. after a year you may need a hazmat company due to the urine and poo they leave every where. Makes me so sad to see. I locked my life up in a storage unit 10 years ago to move a couple states away and help my mom with their small business after my stepdad took a gov temp job overseas. I came back and checked on it at 6 months and around 14 months I even dug out my Christmas stuff from way in the back Then at 22 months after moving everything in I came back to find a mouse/rat den had borrowed under the backside of my unit and into the unit. The smell was horrible. Hundreds of mice ran out as I opened the door. There was nothing left or salvageable. Everything had chew damage and urine soaked or stained. I lost almost everything in the unit. I had a few things in a lockbox and some WW1 & WW2 stainless army trays that packed into PawPaws ruck sack were salvaged. Granny's quilts, washer and dryer set, living and bedroom sets, power tools (well worn), mementos of all kinds and photos/paperwork and all things kids stuff was lost. They just took over so fast and left nothing untouched.

They do realize. This was inherited, and they can't find anyone to help sort, clean, appraise, and sell. With two small children, it is difficult to do anything by themselves.

I agree. Lot of collectibles. Did he mean trash, the empty boxes and opened cans not thrown away. I would be careful how I describe their belongings. Maybe he should go through the house first and jot down correct description of items and makers mark. Hope this place doesn’t get robbed

@@sofiadober1239 Me to because people will pay alot of money for coke memorabilia

Actually because the family cared so little about taking their families memorabilia what matters what it’s called? -be nice people

I don't understand how these videos aren't used as evidence to prosecute these break and enter artists , how many people are in prison for weed and this is going on.

@@Poppagee69 True me either. Someone just looking around, or trying to get evidence of paranormal activity is one thing. Yet when they break stuff, paint Griffity on the walls, and are there to steal the stuff I hate people like that. Just because a place is abandoned doesn't give anyone the right to destroy the place. As long as you are being respectful and looking around and you leave with what you came there with I'm good with that.

Ya she could be a millionaire!

We had a few of those in the 90's. They looked more like a traditional gumball machine with a clear globe that said M&M's on it and a chute you pressed to dispense the M&M's. I don't own them anymore but do still have the kind seen @ 20:35. I have a red one that you pull the arm to dispense. and a yellow peanut m&m character sitting on a Lazyboy recliner with a remote in his hand where you pull the recliner handle.

@@scottcol23 I have all those except the one in the recliner 😩 I don’t have them all lol

@@scottcol23I actually bought that yellow m&ms dispenser for my husband for Christmas because he loved to sit in his recliner and watch tv lol

Bs those clowns are a joke

Very touching I know.

@@RangerRickTV I wish her and the rest of family peace through this rough journey ahead and hope that their pain and sorrow will turn into some smiles and happiness. Especially if there are any grandchildren that don't have their grandparents here anymore. Share the joy and memories of their lives and love. Oh the mugs that had like silver lids are beer stines like the ones they use in Germany.

@@patriciayoakam2279 🙏

@@Volvogodt6 I love the house and all the memories…..I’m sort of blame situation with grand dad home….i had accident and 3 months in hospital and 6 surgeries later it is going to take me while to take care of things……but those are precious memories in that home May God bless you

Sure gives a different meaning to major coke addicts in a good way .

He's destroying everything he's stepping on - he should NEVER be an explorer - he's terrible! A big 👎 here!

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Some times no one comes to help and you are cut off from the world.

Same.

lmao

Now I don't need to comment that! Thanks for the correction!

He has no idea what he is looking at - he thought those German beer steins were for cookies and other storage! 🤣🤣😂😆

Their farm land is directly behind the house. But the house is open so I'm not sure if they want it or not

Yup