A blood-like red liquid was dripping down the walls of a family's home in the Fairfax Apartment Complex in Midwest City, Oklahoma.
"I got a sponge, and I wiped it," Kennedy the owner of the apartment said. "Soon as I wiped it, it started coming down again." The owner of the a called the police, who recognized the walls were dripping blood. They went upstairs and discovered the corpse of a neighbor who had reportedly fallen and cracked his head.
The county medical examiner concluded that the neighbor had died of natural causes and the police declared the case closed. The contaminated ceiling and walls were ripped off by A biohazard team and the family was relocated to a different apartment in the complex.
"I got a sponge, and I wiped it," Kennedy the owner of the apartment said. "Soon as I wiped it, it started coming down again." The owner of the a called the police, who recognized the walls were dripping blood. They went upstairs and discovered the corpse of a neighbor who had reportedly fallen and cracked his head.
The county medical examiner concluded that the neighbor had died of natural causes and the police declared the case closed. The contaminated ceiling and walls were ripped off by A biohazard team and the family was relocated to a different apartment in the complex.
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