Serial killer's home becomes tourist attraction

Sarah Coles
Updated



The property
The property

A California home has been opened up to the public, allowing visitors to look around the former boarding house where landlady Dorothea Puente killed her elderly tenants in the 1980s. A mannequin with a shovel was on display in the garden where seven bodies were dug up, and guests were shown around the room where Puente drained fluids from the bodies of her victims.

So why has this home been opened to tourists, and is this the weirdest tourist attraction in the US?
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