John B. Allen (MrBallen)

And I'm sure they can go in and check the house for you if you want.

And Frank's like, okay, that's weird because I definitely saw someone in the house, but I'll go check.

And so he hangs up, he goes outside and sure enough, there's a cop that's parked right outside the house.

He goes over to the cop and he sort of explains the situation.

And the guy's like, okay, you know, no one's in your house, but I will go in and look around before you go in and get your stuff.

And so Frank stays out on the curb and the officer goes up to the house.

Now, remember this house, no one's going in or out.

And with the exception of a couple of minutes of turnover, when there's a little bit of a gap, sometimes this house is just vacant.

Nothing's happening in this house.

The cop walks up and he gets to the door and he unlocks it and he opens it up and he just cannot believe what he sees inside the house.

There were pennies glued to the ceiling all across the first floor, just like pennies, like the coin, pennies glued to the ceiling all across the first floor.

And there are all these like half full champagne glasses sort of positioned all over the first floor.

And the furniture has clearly been maneuvered and arranged in sort of bizarre ways.

You know, it's just, it's totally inexplicable.

And all the guy's thinking is we've been watching this house.

Clearly, somehow someone's getting in and out of this house or they're still here.

And I don't know how that's possible, but we don't, something's off here, obviously.

And so instead of searching the house, he pulls out, calls in backup, and they do yet another complete search of this house.

Like they're going to tear this place apart and figure out how the heck someone's getting in and out and doing things inside the house with nobody noticing.

Like what's going on here?