May 15. Nate Roman, 44, came back home from work when he noticed that something was off — somebody broke into his house. (They didn’t “break in” literally, though. Roman accidentally left his back door unlocked, and so nothing was broken). The unknown person did not take anything from the house. He or she only cleaned the house in a thorough manner.
Roman looked around and saw that they neatly made the beds, vacuumed the rugs, and scrubbed the toilets. They even crafted ornate origami roses on the toilet paper rolls in his bathrooms, he said. Every room in his house was cleaned, except for the kitchen.
He thought the whole thing was “weird and creepy,” and reported the incident to police.
(Image Credit: Nate Roman)
What's really going on? Did a house cleaner clean the wrong house and doesn't want to be embarrassed or is the person afraid of getting arrested for B & E?
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Ha! I knew a plumber who replaced the water heater in the wrong home. He flipped the address in his head and the homeowners were at work and left the door open. As did the house that got the new water heater. Oops.
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