Although it changed hands several times, no one was able to get rid of its curse. To continue; the details.
will be auctioned in the coming months in Los Angeles, California a mansionfrom which all his profits They will go to a banking entity. In 2020, the house in the hills of Griffith Park was worth more of two million dollars, but It has been uninhabited for 60 years due to a creepy reason what makes no one dares to live there.
The home, built in 1925, was owned by Harold and Florence Schumacher for three years. In 1928 both died with a difference of very few weeks. Two years later, a magazine editor named Welford Beaton with his son They moved there. The young man died due to illness and his father went bankrupt financially, another tragic ending.
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Why no one wants to live in this Los Angeles mansion
However, despite the tragedies that occurred before, the made darker that he lived in that house occurred in 1959. The owner at that time was Dr. Harold Perelson. As reported by The New York Post, at 4:30 in the morning on December 6, the man He killed his wife with a hammer on the head, due to debts he incurred some time before the murder.
After committing the crime, He went to the room of one of his daughters, Judy, with the same intention. The man hit the girl, who woke up and started screaming without understanding what was happening. This woke up his other two children: Joel, 13, and Debbie, 11. The eldest managed to get his father’s attention, making his little sister can escape.
The other girl told the police that when they met her father, he told them let them go back to bed, that everything was a nightmare. His father, a murderer, did not try to chase them, but instead let them go and immediately He committed suicide with an overdose of pills.
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Although the mansion changed owners several times, none could get rid of their curse. According to the New York Post, in 2016, lawyer Lisa Bloom purchased the home for $2.28 million. Although she made renovations to the home for two years, she never lived there.
In 2020 he sold it for $2.35 million to a company run by Luxmanor Custom Home Builders CEO Ephi Zlotnitsky. The property was on the market for two more years, until it was finally taken off the market. due to lack of interest.
Because the property owners face a foreclosure after defaulting on $3.19 million in accrued interest, this house will be auctioned and all profits will go to the financial entity with which the liability is maintained.
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