What's Inside This Mystery House In North Carolina?

[LiberalArkie]

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2014/01/17/263476645/whats-inside-this-mystery-house-in-north-carolina

[DonViejo]

1. I'll bet Jorge Rivera could get the answer, just like he

was able to solve the question, "what's inside Al Capone's safe?"

[Cirque du So-What]

2. I won't spoil it for anyone

although I'll say that I consider it a shame that NPR is resorting to cheap, sensationalistic tactics to garner viewers.

[hunter]

3. First time I saw one of those was in the 'seventies in a new development.

It was a much smaller "house" amidst a sprawl of cookie-cutter tract homes. It looked very much out-of-place.

[roody]

4. I like the metal roof.

[Barack_America]

5. Obama's true Kenyan birth certificate?

The reanimated corpse of Ronald Reagan, gearing up for his 2016 run.

[B Calm]

6. A water pump station

Big mystery

[Historic NY]

7. Nice, I seen several places which had nice looking

(utility) residences hiding in plain site. In my town out in the hinterland years ago the electrical utility company built a 60's ranch style home as a substation. Wish they did it in other places.

[lumberjack_jeff]

8. It would be nice if all communities had the resources to do stuff like this.

Many communities struggle to provide safe water at all.

[Heddi]

9. There's been one of those in my grandmother's neighborhood in SC since the 80's

it's got dual use: pump station for the neighborhood and some kind of police hang-out. Been there since the early 80's, is very obviously not a residence because it sits in an area where there are no other houses. Utility people go in and out, and cops go in and out.

The people who use the word "mystery" must not know what a mystery really is. I bet everyone in the neighborhood knows what this house is, just as everyone in my grandmother's neighborhood knows what the house is there, too.