This Guy Live-Tweeted Everything That Happened After His Roommate Murdered Her Boyfriend In Their Apartment
However awful your roommate horror story is, it probably isn't as bad as the one Twitter user @chaserojo has for the world.
By Jacob Geers
Ah, roommates. You can’t live with them, and you can’t live without them (at least until you get that big raise, that is).
However awful your roommate horror story is, it probably isn’t as bad as the one Twitter user @chaserojo has for the world.
He starts with this not-so-casual tweet:
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/831261314135777281
To be honest, what the fuck do you say in this situation? It’s especially awkward if you don’t even know your roommate that well.
His live-tweeting continues:
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/831515450433531905
And apparently the authorities put him up in a hotel room, as his apartment is now, well…a crime scene.
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/831649630387568641
The next day, he makes this awkward revelation to the Twitter-verse:
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/831732424237318144
I mean, they can’t seriously expect people to watch their roommates’ calendars? At the same time though, it would’ve been a really lucky thing to see.
And, unfortunately, the house is still a crime scene.
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/831734529257771008
And he reveals that he is permanently NOPEing out.
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/831984538444242945
Not before being forced to see the actual bullet hole in the wall, though.
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/832012699915653120
He is now wondering what kind of documentation he has to provide to get an excused absence from class because of all this horrific drama:
https://twitter.com/chaserojo/status/832250936508690432
Maybe just show the professor all the news articles?