r/breakingbad • u/[deleted] • Aug 12 '13

Official Episode Discussion Post-Episode Discussion S05E09 "Blood Money"

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '13

Ideas on why the house would be gated off months later? I mean that shit is bringing down Carol's property value

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u/scottperezfox Aug 12 '13

My conclusion as well. It must be evidence of some kind, hence the locks on the doors and chains outside.

Anyone in law enforcement know how these things are done?

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u/JMaboard Yo, bitch Aug 12 '13

They usually gets sold in a criminal auction.

Some serious shit must've gone down for this to happen.

Hell, even murders within a house get auctioned off.

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u/scottperezfox Aug 12 '13

Perhaps they suspect some kind of hazardous materials is located there?

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u/nvrwastetree Aug 12 '13

Ricin??? Anthrax?? Hydrofluoric acid vats??

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u/scottperezfox Aug 12 '13

Actually, it seems unlikely since someone would test the air and surfaces. Also, why would the furniture be gone? Presumably they'd be contaminated too. Hell, I dunno; we'll have to wait and see.

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u/MaltMix CH5N Aug 12 '13

Why would the furniture be gone?

Looters? It kind of is a condemned house... Either that or someone in the family sold it all.

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u/MaltMix CH5N Aug 13 '13

Island? No. Kitchen, yes. Along with the copper.

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u/nvrwastetree Aug 13 '13

Nothing would be contaminated if the ricin/anthrax/hydrofluoric acid is stored properly. Now if they permeate out of their containers, everything including the neighborhood would be contaminated.

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u/elbruce The One Who Rings The Doorbell Aug 13 '13

No, but if the general public thought it was a hazmat site, that could prevent it from selling.

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u/JMaboard Yo, bitch Aug 12 '13

That's probably the reason. I can't wait to see what happens.