Undergrove Manor

> "*There's something evil living in that manor!*"
> ― A survivor of the homicides that took place in the manor
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The **Undergrove Manor** is the name given to a large estate located in Belle Chasse, Louisiana. It was built in 1970, initially known as **Tanglewood Ranch**, before the previous owner died and the new owners possessed the property, renaming it **Undergrove Manor**or **Undergrove Farm**. The ranch's immediate area was a hidden salt-mine as well as harsh swampland, and included a Greenhouse, a cottage (also known as the Main House), an old house, a guest house, and a barn.

## History

The manor was built in 1970 and initially belonged to a rich Aristocratic family. However, the family died under unknown circumstances around 1991 and went on sale from 1992 to 2000, when it was purchased by a new family who moved to Louisiana from an unknown part of the country. However, in 2017, that family moved out and soon, in 2020, the manor found yet another new owner.

The Undergrove Manor became the center of attention in 2020 when it became the site of a series of gruesome homicides and disappearances; corpses of dead people were found horribly mutilated around the premises of the manor, and investigators were baffled by each murder; the killer would leave almost no trace of his or her existence behind, making it hard to locate potential suspects.

It wasn't until early summer of 2020 that the true perpetator of the killings was exposed to the public....

## Facilities

### Main house

    This was a three-story farmhouse with a rather large basement and a small attic. The house included a garage and a trailer in the back of the house, along with paths that lead to the boathouse and barn. During the 2020 Belle Chasse Homicides, it was found that the perpetrator(s) had converted various parts of the house into torture chambers, namely the basement, cellar and attic.

### Old House

This was an old house that was located on the property. It was used by the original owners of the property for elaborant dinner parties, but after the original owner's family died, the house was converted into a guest house by the new family that replaced it. After that family moved out, the old house was virtually abandoned. During the investigation of the 2020 Undergrove Homicides, it was discovered that the killer was burying the corpses of his/her/their victims in the cellar of the old house.

### Greenhouse

    Also on the property was a greenhouse where the owners would grow plants.

### Barn

The barn housed cattle and livestock. The perpetrator(s) of the 2020 Homicides happened to convert the barn into a torture chamber.

### Guest House

The guest house was an auxiliary accommodation for guests. Like the basement, attic and cellar of the main house, the perpetator(s) of the 2020 Undergrove Homicides converted the Guest House into a torture chamber.

## Gallery

### Supply RoomDrawing RoomMain HallPantryLaundry RoomA police officer investigates the garage of the houseGuest house

Guest House kitchenGuest House back doorEntrance to the Guest HouseGuest House bathroomGuest House atticGuest House basement, which was converted into a prison cellBasement guard's areaGuest House living roomGuest House secret passagewayGuest House storage area