Family discovers two-way mirror and wired cameras inside a hidden wall in bathroom of home

A woman’s clip has gone viral on TikTok as she revealed the creepy find uncovered when drilling into a wall in her new home.

You can get a good sense of your new home when looking around, but it’s not until you move in that you really discover all its weird and wonderful quirks.

When 18-year-old Annabell Mickelson and her family moved into their new home in Arizona recently, they were aware it had seedy history.

But it wasn’t until the family noticed that they couldn’t remove the bathroom mirror from the wall that they started to get suspicious.

In a viral TikTok clip, Ms Mickelson filmed her father drilling into the wall behind the mirror as they wanted to “take matters into their own hands”.

The family was baffled when they could not remove the mirror from the wall. Picture: TikTok

The family drilled into the wall behind the mirror. Picture: TikTok

After discovering some odd cupboards, Ms Mickelson and her family also found the cords to all the cameras which had previously been located around the house.

She added: “We were right! It was a two-way mirror! We messed up the mirror but oh well.”

In a separate video, Ms Mickelson explained how the enormous bathroom mirror had looked out onto the living room before the previous owners built a wall in front of it.

She said: “The reason we are certain it’s a two-way mirror is because this was a house that was [involved] in the cartel, I guess you could say.”

Before Ms Mickelson’s family bought it, the social media star claims the house used to belong to a drug lord who had “parties all the time”.

“There are cameras that surround the house and we couldn’t figure out where the cameras went to,” she said. “And there are cameras that led into the back gate so you could let people in.

“The neighbours have told us this as one of them used to party with this dude and he knew everything about him.”

The other side of the mirror had been painted over. Picture: TikTok

They also found cameras behind the wall. Picture: TikTok

What’s more, Ms Mickelson even claimed there was $US25,000 ($A32,000) hidden somewhere in their garden after someone came looking for the money.

Ms Mickelson’s videos have since been viewed by over 2.5 million people – and people were desperate to hear more about family’s new home.

“I want to know everything,” one replied.

Another added: “What about a tunnel?”

A third wrote: “I’d sage that house – too many bad vibes!”

This article originally appeared on the The Sun and was reproduced with permission