Morgan Absher

Yeah.

And they actually found out about it from like

Seeing a segment on like the TV as a documentary about this serial killer and like, oh, that's my house.

Yeah.

Wow.

So they end up going to Sandra and being like, hey, you didn't disclose this to us.

We want to break our lease.

And she was like, no, no.

No.

Some states have laws about that.

Some do.

It's state by state, but yeah.

Missouri at the time did not.

You only, I think at the time, I don't know if it's changed, but you only had to disclose like damages.

Like, oh, the wall has a crack here, whatever.

Like you had to disclose damages, but not.

killings and justin my husband actually lived here in la in a house that had a double homicide committed in it and was he told about it before he wasn't because he was renting so if you're selling the house you have to disclose but even if it's like outside of the year limit you don't have to disclose it so in la i think it's like only three years or something like really short and

Yeah, it varies state by state.

I don't think the laws are really good enough.

I think it should just stick with the house forever and you should know what you know.