Safety & securityWes Tucker15 Things Ex-Burglars Say Make a Senior's House an Easy Target

15 Things Ex-Burglars Say Make a Senior's House an Easy Target

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Published Oct 7, 2026, 5:56 PM · 6d ago

Wes Tucker
Wes Tucker
42.8K subscribers · median 4.4K views
Views
3,445
+3 views/hour
Likes
97
2.8% of views
Comments
2
0.06% of views

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3
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Peak views / hour
3
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Avg views / day
495
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Rank in channel
#15
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Engagement
2.9%
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$21–$45
lifetime, $6–13 RPM

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Description

Burglars don’t always defeat security systems. Sometimes they simply read the house. This video breaks down fifteen things former burglars say can make a senior’s home look easy to target—from predictable routines, piled-up mail, empty driveways, hidden keys, and unlocked windows to cash, medications, and personal information left in plain sight. Some of the biggest risks cost nothing to fix. A closed door, a trusted neighbor, stronger strike-plate screws, delayed vacation posts, and keeping strangers from learning you live alone can change how a house looks before anyone ever tries the lock. And the most dangerous signal may arrive during the worst week of a family’s life: an obituary that publicly reveals exactly when everyone will be away.

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