Real estate agent disturbed by hidden “dungeon” behind door in Florida home

The discovery of a hidden “dungeon” behind a door in a Florida home left the real estate agent feeling unsettled.

Many homeowners around the globe have discovered hidden rooms or spaces in their homes in recent years, and a significant number of them have turned to TikTok to showcase their discoveries.

After discovering a hidden “dungeon”behind what she initially believed to be a closet door in a bedroom, Florida real estate agent Jessica Law has now become a viral sensation on TikTok.

“I’ve never experienced something quite like this before,”she explained. “When I opened what I believed to be a closet door in the rear bedroom of the house, I found this door in the next section.”

Displaying an iron door resembling a jail cell, Jessica clarified that the subsequent room is constructed entirely of cement block. Descending the stairs, she showcased the presence of electricity, water, and a dehumidifier in the room.

“She stated that it was established to accommodate living beings.”

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The now-viral video elicited a swift response from users, who expressed their thoughts through over 11,000 comments.

“One user responded, referring to the space as a basement while others may refer to it as a dungeon.”

Another person clarified, stating that the reason for having a nuke bunker is because the door latch is located on the inside. Additionally, the concrete walls provide protection against initial radiation exposure as it is not possible for radiation to go around corners. The person further mentioned that they have a bunker in their basement without a security door.

A panic room hidden inside their house led one couple to call the police, while another woman gained viral attention for discovering a “doomsday”room at her grandmother’s house that was fully equipped with gas masks.