Todd Kohlhepp property auction items: What did people buy and why?
"People lined up in vehicles Thursday outside serial killer Todd Kohlhepp's 96-acre property in Woodruff to collect items they bid on through a short-sale auction.
All of the more than 550 items, including tools, books, artwork, an ATV and a gun safe, were sold in an online auction that began Saturday and ended Wednesday....
Doug Humphries, of Spartanburg, said he doesn't normally do auctions but felt compelled to bid on some tools so the proceeds can go to Kohlhepp's victims.
"I just heard they were doing an auction and decided I would try my hand at it," he said. "I'm not somebody that's looking for anything in particular. It's my way of doing some good for the families. A little bit of money is not going to help them that much but every little bit helps."...
One person bought boxing gloves and a boxing bag but wouldn't give his name. Another bought a Todd Kohlhepp real estate sign. Many of his real estate signs went for more than $100 each.
The highest item sold was a Yamaha Grizzly ATV for $3,200. A collection of eight solar panels sold for $530.
Brandi Wroten came to pick up her winning bids: a stool, several books and a set of dental tools....
Reid Sherard, Kohlhepp's court-appointed receiver, said he approved the short-sale auction for the items to clear the land and make it ready for selling. The proceeds from both the real property and personal property will be used to pay out judgments to the victims and victims' family members who have filed civil lawsuits against Kohlhepp...."
Todd Kohlhepp property auction items: What did people buy and why?
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