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0:54Now PlayingTwo young women have gone viral on TikTok after sharing an uneasy experience at a Portland, Oregon Airbnb where they had been staying.
Tierra Burris and Scarlet Wolf had booked a two-week stay at the rental before realizing some eerie quirks within.
To start things off, Burris claimed the owners had initially provided the wrong address and they could not locate the home.
“First thing … we get here, they did not give us the right address,” says Burris. “They gave us an address for a place that does not exist.”
They start the video inside the home, which has amassed almost 5 million views, and acknowledge that when they first walked in, they thought the house was “gorgeous, beautiful.”
But they notice no blinds on any of the windows. Burris says that they couldn’t even access the home through the front door, but rather through another that leads into one of the bedrooms.
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