A Connecticut Foreclosure Auction Ended with an Unimaginable Discovery After the Winning Bidder Entered the Home for the First Time.
- Edward Marchion won a foreclosure auction for a four-bedroom house in Burlington, Connecticut, at $525,000 without inspecting the interior and later found three skeletons inside.
- Two of the bodies were identified as previous owner Sally Anne Cash and her son Brian Cash; the third remains unidentified and is undergoing DNA tests.
- The Cash family stopped paying their $3,000 monthly mortgage in late 2024, which led to the foreclosure and auction of the house valued between $650,000 and $820,000.
- Connecticut State Police found no evidence of a crime or public threat, and a judge has approved a delay in the sale pending further investigation.
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It is a macabre discovery made by an American. After winning the bet at an auction of a seized house, the new owner discovered three lifeless bodies there by taking possession of the place.
An American bought a four-bedroom house in the north-east of the country. The bodies of three people, including the former owner, were inside.
A man in the United States was greeted by three skeletons the first time he visited a house he bought for nearly $5.1 million, the Wall Street Journal reports. He won the auction in which buyers were not allowed to see the inside of the building. Among the dead were a former owner of the house – and her children.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Il-hwan = The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 2... that the winning bidder at a U.S. foreclosure auction discovered three sets of remains, including the owner's family, inside the house.
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