In an update to the viral video, Mary added that the comments she received from others claiming it was 'normal' made her feel a little less worried, but still maintains that the room gave her a bad feeling. At all."Īnother user who claimed to be a therapist said the drawings were "aggressive" and the "crayon stroke and distorted drawings. Some however disagreed and commented, "Everyone saying it's normal. Kids just like playing in attics." With a second agreeing, "Legit normal 90s kids stuff."
One user: "There's probably not anything weird going on here. The video has been watched almost 2 million times, and has left viewers divided with some saying the drawings were normal and didn't see what the big deal was. Background with violet fog clouds and pumpkins. Happy halloween banner or party invitation. Image said that she saw around 10 different names scrawled across the walls. Old haunted house with yellow lights on surrounded by silhouettes of trees with a cemetery behind with big white moon behind over purple sky with fog shaped waves background. I saw a date of 2001, these kids are grown now. Mary says: "Again, this was in a pull-down attic space, no A/C, children's drawings in crayon all over the place. Pulled down the stairs - this is what we found."Ī long room with a patterned carpet and the message "did I scare you" scrawled on the wall. Image said: "We found this in a house that has been vacant for some time now and we just thought we were checking out the attic. The agent then goes onto the explain that the drawings in an attic that looked like the work of children, was the "creepiest thing" she had ever come across in her job.
Image the video by asking the question, "Realtors, show me the creepiest thing you've seen while showing a house, I'll go first". The clip was shared by Mary Soroka, who said she spotted one which read: "did I scare you?" The clip that was uploaded by an estate agent has been dubbed 'creepy' and 'disturbing' after she showed drawings scrawled across the walls of an empty house.
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