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New York Couple Find 100-Year-Old Bootlegger's Stash of Whiskey in Their New Home Published December 23rd, 2020 - 12:03 GMT Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker said they had heard while preparing to purchase their home in Ames that it might have belonged to a bootlegger in the 1920s. (Screenshot/ Video) A New York state couple said they ripped up some rotten wood at their recently purchased home and made a surprising discovery -- a bootlegger's stash of whiskey from 100 years ago. Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker said they had heard while preparing to purchase their home in Ames that it mi...

AMES, New York — When Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker heard the tall tales about the former owner of the house they were buying, they brushed it off as hearsay. They were in the process of purchasing a 1915 American Foursquare just on the edge of the village of Ames, N.Y., and a few people had mentioned the home was rumored to have once belonged to a bootlegger in the 1920s. "It was sort of the local urban legend that it was built by a bootlegger," Drummond said. "We went with it, but we also knew that this was totally made up."

New York state residents find 100-year-old bootlegged stash in new home By (0) Dec. 22 (UPI) -- A New York state couple said they ripped up some rotten wood at their recently purchased home and made a surprising discovery -- a bootlegger's stash of whiskey from 100 years ago. Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker said they had heard while preparing to purchase their home in Ames that it might have belonged to a bootlegger in the 1920s. Advertisement "It was sort of the local urban legend that it was built by a bootlegger," Drummond told USA Today. "We went with it, but we also knew that this was...