What happened to a family who bought the items found in a warehouse with the auction method and wanted to use the useful items they found in it became the topic of the day in the international media. When it became the subject of a television program, everyone followed this strange and frightening news…
A Family Living In New Zealand participated in an auction where items were rented, stuffed and then sold because the rent was never paid again.
Their intention was to choose the ones that would be useful to them from a warehouse full of goods that they would buy cheaply and use them.
Warehouses used to store items look like this
WHILE TRYING TO BUY GOODS CHEAP…
Auctioning and selling cabinets with unpaid rent is common practice for storage facilities.
In fact, Storage Wars, a popular reality TV show on this subject in the US, is a popular show.
A family got the shock of their lives after purchasing the contents of an abandoned storage unit and finding numerous remains of bodies hidden inside suitcases.
New Zealand Police launched an investigation after confirming that human remains were found in the suitcases.
THEY LOOKED AT THE ITEMS BUT AFTER PURCHASE
Trying to become treasure hunters, the family only took a closer look at the items they bought after winning the auction.
Buyers are not allowed to delve deep into the contents prior to the auction, but when the family began examining their purchase at their south Auckland home, they made a chilling discovery.
Police are now looking for a serial killer as forensic investigators scramble to determine how many victims are in the suitcase.
SERIAL KILLER SUSPECT : IS THERE AN EYEBROW VICTORY BETWEEN ITEMS?
“I feel sorry for the family because they got involved in a murder investigation they had nothing to do with,” the family’s neighbor, named Shelton Honana, told Newshub. said.
Eyewitnesses reported seeing three different hearses outside the house after the incident was discovered.
A large rental vehicle used for transportation was also used by investigators to transport all purchased items from the house.
POLICE: RESEARCH CONTINUES
Detectives underlined that the family had nothing to do with the incident other than experiencing ‘unfortunateness’.
Uniformed police and forensic teams surrounded the house after the incident, and extra police were stationed on Moncrief Aventue in Clendon Park over the weekend.
“The priority of the police is to verify the identity of the deceased so we can determine all the circumstances behind the discovery,” a New Zealand Police spokesperson said.