One mischievous Midwest woman decided to play a gory prank on any future homeowners by mocking up a murder scene under the floorboards.
Fun-loving Tina, 38, caused a storm on social media by whipping up a fake crime scene underneath the floorboards during a spot of home renovation and then hiding the evidence underneath a new carpet. The Ohio mother-of-two says she created the scene using Sharpies bought from a local Target to sketch an outline of the supposed murder victim on the concrete floor. She then smeared fake blood actually acrylic paint- all over the floor, creating the impression a grisly murder had taken place right there in the middle of the living room.
Fun-loving Tina, 38, caused a storm on social media by whipping up a fake crime scene underneath the floorboards during a spot of home renovation and then hiding the evidence underneath a new carpet. The Ohio mother-of-two says she created the scene using Sharpies bought from a local Target to sketch an outline of the supposed murder victim on the concrete floor. She then smeared fake blood actually acrylic paint- all over the floor, creating the impression a grisly murder had taken place right there in the middle of the living room.
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New carpeting will be installed tomorrow so I left a little present for the next homeowners to find when they replace carpeting.
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‘I saw a meme like this years ago,’ Tina said. ‘So I decided then when we finally replaced the carpet I’d do this.’ With the new carpet in place it’s likely to be years before anybody thinks to take a peek at what’s under there, and when they do they’ll be in for the shock of their lives.‘I thought it was harmless, yet funny,’ said Tina, whose antics got thousands on Twitter.‘I saw a meme like this years ago,’ Tina said. ‘So I decided then when we finally replaced the carpet I’d do this.’ With the new carpet in place it’s likely to be years before anybody thinks to take a peek at what’s under there, and when they do they’ll be in for the shock of their lives.‘I the thought it was harmless, yet funny,’ said Tina, whose antics got thousands on Twitter chuckling.‘It’s really just for fun. No one was harmed, and I’m not evil.’ But while Tina’s idea may have been devious, she wasn’t the first to mock up a crime scene to put the jitters into a future homeowner. In January 2018, Englishman Carl Betson from Cambridge, UK, left a scare-bomb underneath his patio, purchasing a fake skeleton and hiding it underneath the decking in his garden whilst renovating his porch.‘This is going to be sooooo funny in around 30 years time when the next guy replaces the decking I’m doing today,’ he posted on Facebook in a now-viral post.‘You can’t beat a £2 B&M bargain, Hahahahaha’ Unfortunately we’re unlikely to hear about the fruits of either Tina or Carl’s labour for quite some time, although we promise that when some poor soul does dig them up in a few decades from now, we’ll be the first ones to let you know.
