Couple In England Moves Into 1960’s Home, Finds Mysterious Metal Suitcase Hidden In Storage
Be prepared to be creeped out! A couple in England just moved into a house from the 1960’s. While putting stuff away they found a mysterious suitcase in a hidden closet on the second floor. The suitcase was made of metal and was a little banged up. It clearly was old and had been there for a while. The videos that follow describes what happens next. The video’s in The Pit also show what they found in the suitcase.
What would you do if you found a mysterious hidden closet in the house that you just moved into? IF that hidden closet had a metal suitcase in it… would you open it?! I tell ya what I would do… I’d open that potential Pandora’s box up but keep a cross, some garlic, and a baseball bat ready just in case! Well, they did open that mysterious suitcase in a hidden closet. And what did they find? Some people think it’s freakin’ creepy.
First Video: The Hidden Closet
The first video starts out like a typical video from someone who is proud of their new home purchase. “Hey, here’s a tour of our new house! Look at how cute it is. Look at the absolute awful taste that the previous owner had when it comes to home décor! Wait, what’s this hidden closet (that could potentially hide some kind of hidden dungeon). Let’s see!”
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So that sets the stage for this little trip down Scary Movie Lane. You can see the suitcase, or briefcase or whatever that thing is but clearly you can’t get to it. At least not through the closet that you were in. I don’t know about you but I would find it hard to sleep at night knowing that there was a mysterious metal suitcase in my house. What if the thing were filled with something valuable? Stacks of cash? Or stocks and bonds? What if it had a previously unknown Monet or Van Gogh painting? Then again, what if it had body parts or something sinister? Yeah. I’m not sleeping until I find a way into that hidden closet to pull that thing out.
Second Video: Found Our Way To The Suitcase
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OK, so that’s better. We now know that we were looking in the wrong spot. I get it. You just got the house. The moving process is stressful enough. You’re unpacking all your stuff into the closets and moving on as quickly as possible. I mean, spare bedrooms are the last thing you’d deal with, right? Unpack the kitchen, get that place working so I can feed myself. Set up the couch and the TV so I can entertain myself. Then, get the BBQ grill set up. Yeah, that’s my priority. Spare bedroom exploration? That’s like a week down the line. But, now that we’re here, the mysterious suitcase in a hidden closet gets my full attention.
Third Video: Opening The Suitcase
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Now, I don’t want to say that what I just saw is the creepiest thing I have ever seen because it’s not. But, it’s up there. Maybe if the eyes on that thing were blacked out it would top the list. That being said: It’s still freaking creepy. I mean, why on earth was it tied down using the luggage straps? What, they didn’t want it to escape?! I have too many questions and not enough answers. You can practically hear the thing inside the suitcase whisper, “Get Out!!!”
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