Nantucket teens break into $2 million Airbnb. What happened next will surely shock you

A Halloween celebration on Nantucket Island took an unexpected turn when local teens broke into a $2 million Airbnb to hold the party after being denied a booking. The incident left the homeowner surprised by the intruders' unusual care for the property.

What Happened

The incident began when Airbnb host Edith Stone Lentini received a booking inquiry for her home on Nantucket. The message stated that the booking was for a small Halloween party for a teen and friends. The request assured that the house would remain clean and intact. Lentini found the request suspicious and decided not to respond.

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Despite the denial, a group of teens entered the home through an unlocked window on October 28. They organized a Halloween party, staggering attendees by grade level. Ninth graders arrived first, followed by older students. The gathering was organized by a teen who had earlier contacted Lentini and later shared the setup on Snapchat.

Homeowner Alerted by Police

Lentini, who resides in Armonk, New York, learned about the incident from the Nantucket Police Department. Police informed her of the party after receiving a noise complaint. The homeowner expressed shock but was relieved that the house was not damaged.

The teens made efforts to protect the property. They removed pictures and mirrors from walls, moved furniture, and rolled up the white carpet. The only damage reported was sticky floors. Lentini acknowledged their efforts to minimize damage but emphasized the seriousness of the break-in.

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Police Investigation

The party came to the attention of authorities due to neighbor complaints. Police are conducting an investigation, but no charges have been filed yet. The home, valued at $2.34 million, remains a popular rental property.

FAQs:

What actions have the police taken?
The police are conducting an investigation into the incident but have not yet filed any charges.

Was there any significant damage to the property?
The property sustained minimal damage, mainly sticky floors, as the teens took precautions to avoid harming the house.