Stored for 36 years She DIED & family said sell it

Stored for 36 years She DIED & family said sell it

This woman died and her family didn't want her abandoned storage unit time capsule. This adventure into the 80's is nuts. They rented the unit in early 90's and over course of next few years filled it up. The manager told us no one had entered the storage in over 20 years. Lets get treasure hunting in this abandoned storage unit.

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[sherrynelson]

I think you got a hoarders lot.
Her family knew and are dealing with the stuff that wasn't stored.

[frelnc]

What I find really interesting about the locker recovery business is what people choose to save, and how they choose to save it. Some lockers are carefully organized, all packed in totes and easy to inventory. Others are just mounds of junk, mixed in with precious stones, paintings, jewelry and other things of value. It's amazing. Gives a kind of birds eye view of the psyche of our materialistic society.

[JerryDavis]

Fascinating to watch, but makes me determined to get rid of all my stuff before I die so strangers aren't digging through my stuff after I'm gone.

[SweetPea]

I hope you have someone going through all that paperwork thoroughly. My grandma hid money EVERYWHERE

[billg]

The Lady who runs the storage place was happy to see you, because all that Junk is yours now!! She doesn't have to deal with any of it. It's going to take you about a year to go through all of it
Good Luck digging.

[justinraystyles]

Makes me mad when someone who stored and cared for stuff for years dies and the worthless family could care less and just be lazy and sell it!😩

[Keeping-It-Real-]

Be honest what did you get out of that unit? did you ever recover your money? I mean it really did look like all junk none of which I would likely keep. My mom just recently passed and she had a lot of knick knacks I brought it all to a secondhand store and just gave it away.

[Isabellamaria]

I liked it better when you used to buy the units by yourself. Nothing against your partners. Such an unorganized video ... too many hands could not see what you got. You an uncle Mike worked much better. These guys are more into trying to be comedians and appear on the video. Did not like it at all.

[BagladyNH]

The first one you opened, the lamp... Just beautiful ! With all those pennies you must look for that one 1943 worth mega bucks!

[casinokat]

Hi ya !!! Wow wow wow!!! I m subscribed now. We met at the REMIX . I m the gal w the 67 mustang.! So happy for this unit for you!

[IcedOutPromotions]

Definitely a hoarders unit. My mother's is just like this been sitting since 2005. We're gonna a clean it out this summer.

[madiluvsgir]

I hope y’all went through all those pennies. Some of them could’ve been pretty old. It’s not just wheat pennies you should be looking for.

[casiuscaligula]

I can’t believe they are opening that stuff without gloves.

[richmargin]

I love the 80s. The best decade for vintage stuff. I wonder if they will auction some items. Show us EVERYTHING!

[barbaranorrick]

When you split the cost of the unit, how do you determine who gets what? I've always wondered that. Thank you

[JesseSwaney]

I wish we could get the value of each item as you take them out.

[weemaggiejiggs]

Something disconcerting seeing grown men rummaging through a deceased lady's handbags 😥

[christinacaravoulias]

The truck is packed and it looks as if you only moved out about 1-2 feet of boxes. So crazy!

[maryrose]

I wonder how the business owner could even keep everything in good condition for 30 years

[renpilak]

The old lady had all these things in storage for 36 years? So, I wonder what was in her home?