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Police in Columbus, Ohio, concluded an investigation at a woman’s home Friday after she went viral online for sharing that she discovered a mysterious rug buried in her backyard, sparking theories ...

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noting the case was closed as of 12:30 p.m. on Oct. 4. In a TikTok livestream after the search was concluded, Santry said police took the rug as evidence and filled the hole before leaving the scene.

Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. “Is there a dead body in that rug? Or is it the ghost of the rug’s past?” she questioned in one of her videos, adding: “My next-door neighbor ...

An account for Katie Santry started her story with a video posted five days ago showing her and her family finding a rug buried in the yard of their east Columbus home. Police responded to her ...

A Columbus, Ohio, woman broadcast to millions of TikTok viewers this week as she documented the discovery and police investigation of a rolled-up rug buried almost 2-feet deep in her backyard.

0:58 Woman’s bizarre discovery on TikTok becomes viral sensation – and kicks off police investigation What started as a creepy-yet-entertaining discovery of a buried rug in an Ohio backyard ...

“[I said], ‘Hey, this could be the dumbest call you get today, but there’s a rug in the ground,’” she said. Two police officers arrived at her home in 15 minutes. The cops told her it ...

And then she talked about how she was digging a hole in her backyard and found a rolled-up rug. And then … everyone told her to go to the police. She did and Columbus police brought cadaver dogs ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus woman has gone viral on TikTok after sharing a story about finding a rug buried in her yard. The discovery prompted the Columbus Division of Police to get involved.