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They Found An Abandoned $10.5M Mansion — Look At What They Found Inside

Jeremy Abbott and BigBankz, two urban explorers, stumbled upon an astonishing discovery: an abandoned mansion covering 30,000 square feet, fully furnished with luxurious items. The mansion, boasting 10 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, was believed to be haunted.

According to JeremyXplores, Abbott’s online persona, the mansion was built by a highly accomplished individual who graduated from a prestigious medical school, became a surgeon, and even pursued recreational flying. However, tragedy struck as the father and one of his sons died in an aviation crash while the mansion was still under construction.

Sadly, the father hadn’t paid his life insurance premiums before his passing, leaving his wife and three surviving children in financial distress. Allegedly owing $8 million on the property, the family was forced to leave despite making monthly payments of $50,000.

The mansion, valued at $10.5 million, featured extravagant amenities including an indoor pool, outdoor sports complex, four-car garage, mahogany library, elevator, and bar. Expensive cars like a Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen Beetle, and Land Rover were found on the property.

During their exploration, Abbott and BigBankz encountered peculiar sights such as designer clothes with tags still attached, Dior shoes in the closet, and piles of expensive makeup and jewelry in the bathroom. The mansion’s lavish furnishings contrasted sharply with the apparent abandonment.

Abbott reflected on the tragic fate of the family and the mansion, emphasizing the waste of resources and the transient nature of human existence. Despite the initial excitement of their discovery, the explorers couldn’t help but feel reverence and sadness for the family whose dreams were shattered along with the plane crash.

Their eleven-hour exploration yielded remarkable content and a profound experience, highlighting the incredible amount of waste in society.

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