The cabinets have a set of three drawers, as well as a sliding door which can cover either a large compartment, or two small compartments separated by a shelf. There is a green footstool and a floor lamp near the sofa, and two cabinets, one containing a TV and blue vase, the other containing a large red radio and a blue telephone.
It also contains a green and orange sofa, a brown coffee table, two brown wardrobes, and a set of stairs leading up to the bedrooms, as well as a yellow and white wall-mounted lamp in front of the stairs and a storage cupboard under the stairs. The living room has a three-paned window overlooking the street, two ceiling lamps, three sets of orange shelves on the walls, a set of purple shelves on the back wall, a blue and brown shelf unit near the front door, and various paintings all over the walls.
The living room is the room at the front of the house, and is its largest room. There is also a trash can and some trash bags at the front. A bike, bench and circuit breaker can be seen on the right side of the house. There is a mailbox and a leaning street lamp at the front of the house, along with a small white picket fence which runs around the house, and a couple of the sections have taller fencing instead. There are various windows, including a small square one that, when broken, allows access to the roof. The house is a rather well-sized blue house with a red roof, chimney and white doors, one of which being the front door. The house contains two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom. In 2015, Nicky moved back into the house after he was evicted from his city apartment. Jay and Luanne were present in the house and were questioned by police.Īt some point after Nicky's escape from the Peterson house, the Roth house became unoccupied and fell into disrepair. The house became a crime scene following Nicky's disappearance in the events of Breaking & Entering. Constructed in 1994, the house was inhabited in 1995 by Jay and Luanne Roth and their son Nicky Roth.
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