A woman moving into a new home was horrified to make what appeared to be a gruesome discovery beneath the tiles in her laundry room.
Audrey, who had just moved to Michigan from Arkansas with her husband, was alarmed to see a strange red stain on the ground, along with several bare footprints of the same color.
“We just bought a house and I think someone may have been (murdered) in it,” she began in a TikTok documenting the disturbing scene.
‘Tonight, we had a leak in our laundry room… (which) was one of the only places upstairs that had a floor.
Audrey, who just moved from Arkansas to Michigan with her husband, was horrified after making a seemingly gruesome discovery in her new home.
She described removing the top layer of tile in the laundry room after a water leak, only to find a disturbing reddish stain spread across the floor below.
“Because of the leak, we had to tear out the floor. Let me show you what we found.”
Audrey then revealed a seemingly bloody scene at the bottom of the laundry room, covered in stains of the red substance in addition to the footprints.
“There are footprints all over this,” Audrey said, horrified. “I’m freaking out right now… Can someone please tell me I’m overreacting and that’s paint?”
‘Although I’m pretty sure it’s not paint… it’s also under the sticky tiles.
“And if you’ve ever had to deal with things like this, or know people who work in the field of cleaning up these kinds of things, paint doesn’t seep through tiles like that. Send help!”
In a follow-up, Audrey shared that she had called the police and an officer had come to check out the scene.
The officer told Audrey that his district has no record of any phone calls from her home about “anything suspicious that would result in this amount of blood.”
She added: “After looking at it, he has questions too.”
Not long after, Audrey documented a police officer checking out the scene, adding that she agreed the red substance was suspicious.
To her relief, she finally received confirmation that authorities had determined the reddish substance was not “human blood,” but it was unclear what it actually was.
In a later TikTok, Audrey joked that she was unfazed by the find because of all the true crime she watches “while falling asleep.”
Audrey further stressed that this is her “real life” and that the police were sending someone else to conduct further tests.
The content creator joked through Text overlay on a later TikTok‘Being a girl is finding a possible (murder) scene in your house and not getting scared because you watch (murder) documentaries while you fall asleep.’
She had never met the previous owner personally, but she had heard from neighbors that he had had a government job and had many animals that “ran wild all over the house.”
She has since moved out of the country to Africa after meeting someone online.
Fortunately, by July 2nd, Audrey listened again According to authorities, what was found was not actually “human blood.”
“They ran tests and it wasn’t human blood. And although I know that a lot of people won’t be very happy about it, I personally am glad, because I would hate to know that someone died in my house.”
Now she “doesn’t believe” it’s blood at all, even though she only had the test done to detect human blood.
Still, even if it had been human blood, it wouldn’t have deterred Audrey and her husband from continuing to live in the house.
‘I had a business doing paranormal stuff, so the afterlife or the idea of the afterlife and everything that that entails doesn’t worry me.
“And we paid a really good price for this house!” he insisted. “I’m going to turn this (murder house) into a (murder home).”
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