A Briton decided to rent out his house. Since he wasn’t living there and the house was sitting idle, he thought it would be a good idea to lease it. This way, the property would be looked after, and he could earn some extra money. A mother of several children responded to his ad. She made a good impression, appearing neat and tidy, and her children looked well-cared-for and charming. The man felt she would be a good candidate, so he agreed to rent the house to her.

Initially, the homeowner would visit periodically to collect the rent and check if anything was needed. He saw that the house was in good condition and that the mother and her four children were comfortable. She gained his trust by always paying on time and proving to be a caring and attentive mother. Eventually, he decided it would be more convenient for both of them to handle payments via bank transfer.

However, after some time, the woman stopped responding to communications. The homeowner grew concerned, fearing something might have happened to her or her children. He went to the house but found that he couldn’t get in; his key didn’t work. It turned out the woman had changed the locks.

The fire department then contacted him, requesting access to address an issue. The homeowner was unaware that there had been an emergency at the property. Eventually, the door was forcibly opened, and the man discovered that his house resembled a dump. It was filled with trash, dirt, and moisture, with insect larvae and human waste everywhere.

The homeowner spent considerable time and money to clean up the house. He hired a cleaning service to restore the property and then began repairs. Now, he has decided never to rent out his house again. Meanwhile, the woman and her children have vanished, and even the police have been unable to locate them.