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The most unusual things found under the bed
Under the bed is, you can find the strangest things - from Napoleon's penis to a million dollars. In our review of the 7 most bizarre items discovered under the bed, and their amazing stories.
1. Crocodile
In 2013, Guy Whittall slept the night at the ranch «Humani» in Zimbabwe. Former cricketer sweetly slept for 8 hours without even knowing that he is under the bed intruder. As later recalled Guy, in the morning, he spent a few minutes, his legs dangling off the bed and actually talking them under the nose of a crocodile. He had breakfast in the kitchen when he heard a bloodcurdling scream her maid, who found a 330-pound reptile under the bed. Crocodile caught and released into the river.
3. The corpse in a hotel room
In fact, the corpses are often under the beds in the hotel resort and entertainment centers in the USA: Las Vegas, Pasadena, some cities in Florida and Kansas City. Especially terrible was finding a dead body, which disintegrated under the mattress in a motel room "Capri" in Kansas City, Missouri in July 2003. People who lived in the room, repeatedly complained about the smell, until, finally, came the motel staff with general cleaning. It was then found dead under the mattress.
4. sinkholes
This story is very similar to a scene from "Nightmare on Elm Street." A resident of Guatemala Inocente Hernandez awoke to the sound of a loud explosion, one morning in July 2011. Hernandez was originally thought that the street car gas tank exploded and looked out the window. A neighbor told her that the sound of an explosion was heard from her home. Back at the house, she was horrified to find a funnel meter in diameter and a depth of 12 meters straight ... under his bed. For this area sinkholes formed from a natural soil erosion is not a surprising phenomenon. For example, in 2007, formed a huge dip depth of 100 meters, killing three people.
5. Tunnels bunks * odilerov
In December 2014 police Milledgeville, Georgia arrested a 36-year-old Shane Corsa for sale * mfetamina met. Cox has been repeatedly arrested and at the time was under surveillance for several months. Police make arrests with a team of sappers and handlers. Dogs sniff six-foot hole under the bed, which led to a whole network of tunnels. Outputs were several hidden rooms and a chair in the living room.
6. Million Dollar
In October 2013 Ma Guangdi cleaned the apartment in the Chinese city of Dongguan. Under one of the beds in the apartment, found Guangdi 6,330,000 yuan (about $ 892,000) in cash left in the boxes.
7. Violin for $ 16 million
Vieuxtemps Guarneri - a legend in the world of violins. This 274-year-old violin worth about $ 16 million. The anonymous philanthropist decided that the instrument should be in the hands of the world-famous violinist Anne Akiko Meyers, rather than gathering dust in the collection. Tool, which dates from the 1741 year, was named in honor of its most famous owner, the leading Belgian virtuoso and composer of the 19th century Henri Viekstampa who loved her so much that he wanted to be buried along with the violin. Throughout the long history of the instrument played some of the most famous violinists, including Itzhak Perlman, Henry Viekstamp and Yehudi Menuhin, violin and then lying under the bed last owner for over five decades.
1. Crocodile
In 2013, Guy Whittall slept the night at the ranch «Humani» in Zimbabwe. Former cricketer sweetly slept for 8 hours without even knowing that he is under the bed intruder. As later recalled Guy, in the morning, he spent a few minutes, his legs dangling off the bed and actually talking them under the nose of a crocodile. He had breakfast in the kitchen when he heard a bloodcurdling scream her maid, who found a 330-pound reptile under the bed. Crocodile caught and released into the river.
3. The corpse in a hotel room
In fact, the corpses are often under the beds in the hotel resort and entertainment centers in the USA: Las Vegas, Pasadena, some cities in Florida and Kansas City. Especially terrible was finding a dead body, which disintegrated under the mattress in a motel room "Capri" in Kansas City, Missouri in July 2003. People who lived in the room, repeatedly complained about the smell, until, finally, came the motel staff with general cleaning. It was then found dead under the mattress.
4. sinkholes
This story is very similar to a scene from "Nightmare on Elm Street." A resident of Guatemala Inocente Hernandez awoke to the sound of a loud explosion, one morning in July 2011. Hernandez was originally thought that the street car gas tank exploded and looked out the window. A neighbor told her that the sound of an explosion was heard from her home. Back at the house, she was horrified to find a funnel meter in diameter and a depth of 12 meters straight ... under his bed. For this area sinkholes formed from a natural soil erosion is not a surprising phenomenon. For example, in 2007, formed a huge dip depth of 100 meters, killing three people.
5. Tunnels bunks * odilerov
In December 2014 police Milledgeville, Georgia arrested a 36-year-old Shane Corsa for sale * mfetamina met. Cox has been repeatedly arrested and at the time was under surveillance for several months. Police make arrests with a team of sappers and handlers. Dogs sniff six-foot hole under the bed, which led to a whole network of tunnels. Outputs were several hidden rooms and a chair in the living room.
6. Million Dollar
In October 2013 Ma Guangdi cleaned the apartment in the Chinese city of Dongguan. Under one of the beds in the apartment, found Guangdi 6,330,000 yuan (about $ 892,000) in cash left in the boxes.
7. Violin for $ 16 million
Vieuxtemps Guarneri - a legend in the world of violins. This 274-year-old violin worth about $ 16 million. The anonymous philanthropist decided that the instrument should be in the hands of the world-famous violinist Anne Akiko Meyers, rather than gathering dust in the collection. Tool, which dates from the 1741 year, was named in honor of its most famous owner, the leading Belgian virtuoso and composer of the 19th century Henri Viekstampa who loved her so much that he wanted to be buried along with the violin. Throughout the long history of the instrument played some of the most famous violinists, including Itzhak Perlman, Henry Viekstamp and Yehudi Menuhin, violin and then lying under the bed last owner for over five decades.
