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Family Sues Former Houseowners, House of Nope

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Shirogane

Posted: Oct 10 2014, 12:46 PM

SCREEEEEEECHING INTENSIFIES

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On a scale of 1 to 10, how severe is your case of arachnophobia?

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(News 4 Investigates) -- It’s not uncommon to find a spider inside a house in Missouri or Illinois. But if you have brown recluse spiders inside your home, they can be a dangerous threat. A bite from a brown recluse spider can lead to serious health issues - including kidney failure - depending on how much venom is injected.
A St. Charles County family says they lived with the brown recluse threat for approximately four years. Brian and Susan Trost purchased a home in Whitmoor Country Club in October, 2007. The Trost family says the home was a dream come true, but problems started to surface after they moved into the house
“It was shortly after we moved in they started bleeding out of the walls,” Trost said, referring to brown recluse spiders.

1 spider, I can easily dispose, 10 spiders, get a spray. 1,000? Nope. Nopenopenopenopenopenopeseeyouspacecowboynope.
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Tessou	Posted: Oct 10 2014, 01:21 PM
More NEGATIVE than a black hole Group: ADMINISTRATOR Posts: 19,345 Member No.: 12,263 Joined: Sep 12th 2005 Location: Update Profile	Should have had an inspection done before purchase. This isn't the former owners' goddamn problem.
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Spaz

Posted: Oct 11 2014, 04:51 AM

Just a guy towing a car across the country to chase a dream.
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QUOTE (Tessou @ Yesterday, 4:21 PM)

Should have had an inspection done before purchase. This isn't the former owners' goddamn problem.

I agree. If the house passed inspection, especially since they were allowed infinite inspections, I don't see where this is an issue.

Turn off the water, empty the pipes, and let the house drop below freezing, then heavily fumigate. Best bet in all honesty.

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