[ SECRET POST #3556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3556 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Lord of the Rings trilogy]



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02.
[pride and prejudice; unnamed others]


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03.
[Endeavour]


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[Tim Curry / Movies: IT, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue, Legend]


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[Loud House]


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[MST3K]














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Comments

How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

Like...subtle traps and shit. Or, if anyone knows a good surveillance camera that doesn't cost a lot, that'd be cool too.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

wipe the door handle and test for fingerprints

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know any specific cameras, but I would recommend filming it, that way you have proof if you want to confront them.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[caerbannog]

Sticky tape!

Surveillance-wise...do you have an old tablet or webcam laying about?
https://alfred.camera/

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

If you have given them a key, you have given them permission.

But, I mean, nanny cams and other surveillance are well-known, easy to acquire things. Unless you want to balance bottles on the doorknob and leave your own home through a window or stick toothpicks in the door jamb. But that seems like a lot of work that won't tell you specifics about anything.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

Garbage. When you give a spare key to someone like a relative or friend, you establish conditions for its use--like maybe they're coming in to feed your cat while you're on a business trip, or they have a key so they can come in to help if you're ill or injured. That doesn't mean you're giving them carte blanche to just waltz in whenever they please.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

Scotch tape or string across the door gap positioned so that it will break if someone opens the door.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[dancingmouse]

Why would you trust someone with a key in the first place? That pretty much telling them "Hey, come in whenever you want!" whether or not you meant it that way.

That aside, I'd place a few Nanny Cams around the house, or some other "hidden" camera. Either that, or ask a couple neighbors to watch your place, and report any suspicious activity.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

Well, most people do it as a security measure, in case you lock yourself out etc. At least, that's why I do it.

Re: How can I tell if someone is going into my house (who has a key) without permission?

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, sticky tape or string/dental floss between the door and doorframe in a way that it will be moved/broken if the door is opened.

You could also try a little flour or baby powder on the floor inside the door (if you have floorboards or tiles) to see if it gets disturbed - footprints etc - when you're not there.