Landlord Finds Snakes, Scorpions, Tarantula in Rubbish Left Behind By Tenant in England

A good relationship between a tenant and his owner is a rare sight, but what you would do if your tenant leaves behind gigantic reptiles before moving out of the property. Shocking, right? Something similar happened in England’s Cumbria. In a horrifying incident, a landlord found a “gigantic” boa constrictor, which is a non-venomous and heavy-bodied snake, on his property after his “nightmare” tenants left. This is not all. The Snake, which is frequently kept and bred in captivity, was found amongst the mountain of rubbish left behind by the tenants.

According to The Sun, property owner Phil Tewkesly discovered four snakes in total, out of which two were dead. Not just this but Phil also found dead fish, bugs, scorpions, and a tarantula. As per the report, Phil informed that in the past two years, the tenants, who were a couple, and their teenage daughter, used the coronavirus pandemic as an “excuse” to deny him access to inspect his own property. After getting access to his property, Phil described the home as “a rubbish dump with a roof on it”. In addition, waste like paper, beer cans, dead plants, plastic bottles, containers, clothes, cutlery were scattered across the floor of each room.