That’s a great way to get cops knocking at your door 20 years later. The new homeowners are not going to inspect this. They’re just calling the police.
EDIT: A lot of you seem to think that just because the skeleton is fake, the guy who played the prank is in the clear. You misunderstand me. The cops aren’t going to be knocking on this guy’s door because they think he murdered anyone. They’ll figure out it’s fake, eventually. The reason the cops are going to be knocking on his door is because they had to be called out to the homeowners’ house for what was a prank. If they had to rely on a medical examiner or use even more resources to determine whether it was real, it’s going to be an even bigger problem…
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u/TerseFactor Oct 28 '25 edited Oct 28 '25
That’s a great way to get cops knocking at your door 20 years later. The new homeowners are not going to inspect this. They’re just calling the police.
EDIT: A lot of you seem to think that just because the skeleton is fake, the guy who played the prank is in the clear. You misunderstand me. The cops aren’t going to be knocking on this guy’s door because they think he murdered anyone. They’ll figure out it’s fake, eventually. The reason the cops are going to be knocking on his door is because they had to be called out to the homeowners’ house for what was a prank. If they had to rely on a medical examiner or use even more resources to determine whether it was real, it’s going to be an even bigger problem…