Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/police-arrest-naked-man-living-in-crawlspace-of-el-sereno-home/3557101
https://krdo.com/news/top-stories/2025/02/02/colorado-springs-woman-finds-man-living-in-her-crawlspace-now-shes-warning-neighbors/
Sorry, meant to share these two stories together and also add that I’ve heard of a couple of stories in the news where someone was living in the crawlspace under someone’s home. And another with the person who was living somewhere else and moving around the house during the day.
Just sayin’
Anonymous wrote:https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/police-arrest-naked-man-living-in-crawlspace-of-el-sereno-home/3557101
Anonymous wrote:Me! Bread does not belong up there! Should be stored in a cool dark dry place. Opposite of the top of a refrigerator/appliance.
Anonymous wrote:Where on earth do you people live that strangers could be in your home? Don't you have an alarm, cameras, and/or a dog?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just saw an IG reel of a guy who put a camera in his kitchen because he thought his GF was eating his food, which she denied. A woman crawled out of top kitchen cabinet that was higher than the fridge.
A lot of people in the comments had stories if people living in kitchens, closets, garages.
So make sure you don’t have a squatter.
This is a fear of mine. Not from internet stories but because of real life things that happened to my family or friends.
As a kid, we rented a house from a woman whose childhood best friend lived next door. She didn’t tell us that the neighbor had a complete set of keys to our house or that the house had been used by neighborhood kids as a place to drink or do drugs while skipping school. Most of the trespassers were otherwise respectful and we wouldn’t have known, but one was sloppy and my parents figured it out.
I’ve also had friends who had food, alcohol, and toiletries vanish after moving into a new home. One set a trap by turning up the hot water heater after he suspected someone was living in a crawl space and showering. Another was eating dinner when the man hiding in her house walked out with his bag.
Anonymous wrote:I just saw an IG reel of a guy who put a camera in his kitchen because he thought his GF was eating his food, which she denied. A woman crawled out of top kitchen cabinet that was higher than the fridge.
A lot of people in the comments had stories if people living in kitchens, closets, garages.
So make sure you don’t have a squatter.