OKLAHOMA — Thomas Kennedy noticed reddish-brown stains on his kitchen walls, he thought nothing of it and wiped them off, but the substance reappeared and reappeared.
Growing concerned, Mr Kennedy, of suburban Oklahoma City, contacted police.
“I got a sponge, and I wiped it,” Kennedy told KOCO. “Soon as I wiped it, it started coming down again.”
The police officers recognized the walls were dripping blood, according to KOCO. They went upstairs and discovered the corpse of a neighbor who had reportedly fallen and cracked his head.
The county medical examiner ruled the neighbor had died of natural causes and the police declared the case closed, KOCO reported.
A biohazard team stripped out the contaminated ceiling and walls and the Kennedy family was relocated to a different apartment in the complex.
The case is closed.
Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city of the state of Oklahoma. The county seat of Oklahoma County, the city ranks 27th among United States cities in population.
