Strange but true
March 10, 2023 | 1:24 p.m
A Georgia couple discovered a huge stash of cigarette and Viagra packs stuck in the wall of their new home. jam press
If only these walls could talk.
A couple’s move from Georgia took a turn for the scruffy when they discovered a huge stash of cigarette packs and Viagra tucked into the wall of their new home.
“We were definitely shocked and disgusted,” Kristen Smith, 51, told Jam Press of the degenerate “Hoarders”-style discovery that occurred when she and her husband Tim, 48, opened their new home in Arkansas shortly after theirs last move-inspected month.
The couple had driven 700 miles down from Georgia and couldn’t wait to see the new dig and do some renovations
However, things went awry after Kristen’s husband cut a small hole in the wall to install an electrical outlet and — as you might see in a haunted house flick — they realized there was something unusual stuck in the walls.
The Smiths took a closer look and eventually pulled out a plethora of empty packs that once contained cigarettes and Viagra.
“We had no idea we were going to find anything in the wall, especially the crowd we kept pulling out,” Kristen said of the seedy trove. “We didn’t count the boxes, but as you can see it filled a whole garbage bag.”
Tim Smith discovered the hiding place by carving a hole for an electrical outlet. Jam Press “We had no idea if anything else was going to be in there, and now we’re wondering what might be in some of the other walls,” Kristen told Jam Press. “We didn’t count the number of boxes, but like you As you can see, it filled a whole garbage bag,” said Kristen, 51st Jam Press
The accompanying photos show the crab stick packs stuffed into the walls like a true Fort Knox of nicotine.
Kristen was initially disgusted to realize that her new home had been treated like a landfill.
However, the new homeowner said that eventually they “couldn’t help but laugh at the situation — especially when we found the empty box of male ED pills.”
“We were definitely shocked and disgusted,” Kristen told Jam Press
Although it’s unclear how it came to be that their house was so overcrowded, Mr and Mrs Smith concluded that a hoarder “decided to empty his cigarette habit into the walls”.
The sleuths guessed that the sleaze wall was built about 10 to 15 years ago, based on the dates on the cigarette packs.
“The cigarette packs that we learned are not from the 1950s [when the home was built]which is how we know this wall was built on top of the house,” Kristen said.
And her trashy discovery was apparently just the tip of the iceberg.
“It was a small framing area, so you can’t tell what else might be in between other frames of this interior wall,” Kristen told Jam Press.
Social media users had a great day sharing their thoughts on the carcinogenic brand of drywall insulation.
“Start putting nicotine patches on the walls,” one prankster joked on Facebook, while someone quipped, “Have you checked to see if there’s no stranger living in your attic?”
“You probably wouldn’t need male ED drugs if you didn’t smoke so much,” suggested another commenter.
One person simply added, “The stories this space could tell.”
However, a third suspected that Tim was to blame for the horny renovation.
“Were you there when that happened?” one wondered. “Because it sounds like your husband couldn’t find a place to hide his stuff, so he made up that excuse.”
“The cigarette packs that we learned aren’t from the 1950s, so we know that wall was built on the house,” Kristen told Jam Press
This isn’t the first time someone has found something unusual in their home.
Last month, a California exterminator opened up the walls of a pair and found 700 pounds of acorns hidden there by woodpeckers – acorn ucopy, if you will.
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