Kinda similar. My Grandparents moved to this house when my Dad was 3 years old. I had always known there was a small room off the kitchen that was closed off. The story was that my Grandmother wanted that room closed up right after they moved here. She never would tell anybody why.
About 15 years ago,the wife and I hired two friends to remodel the kitchen for us. I wanted that room opened back up for a closet. When we stripped off the plaster and lath we got in to it. Nothing I there,just a bare small room.
A day or two later Doug and Frank were putting things back together. A new ceiling with recessed lighting. They were using a compass and keyhole saw to cut the holes in the new plasterboard. They put a sheet up,measured and got ready to cut the next hole. The saw and compass were gone. They turned this kitchen upside down and couldn't find them. Frank finally walked outside and they were laying out in the driveway by their pickup.
Doug turned white as a sheet,had trouble even speaking and asked me if I was skrewing with him? I told him the truth,that I didn't know anything about it. He said "dam you,if you're messing with me......" The he said if anything like that ever happened again he was leaving. That was the only time anything like that happened,but I have no idea how that stuff got out there.
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