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I'd love to investigate here! I can only imagine the sounds and probably screams that still echo from these rooms at night (and in the day).
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Fascinating photograph. Really represents the suffering mental illness has to offer. Should it get to this point un-treated. Truely saddening.
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This picture prety much depicts everything about my life right now. Empty. I love this website and all the pictures are awesome. I admire the obvious dedication you have to your photographs. ^ ^
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I remember seeing a picture like that in an old book of my grand-parents. Creepy...
I would love to see this in person!
Bet this is really creepy at night though
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Life out side a dreery room
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That's incredible. It makes the grainary on my farm look like a boring square with a roof
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Wow, that brickwork is ornate! It reminds me of buildings and designs found in the middle east.
Willy, where are you getting your facts from--where's the proof of all this stuff you're claiming. As was stated previously, a human body would not last long in an "ice bath" which is not just cold water but is water that is colder than what the human body could tolerate. About the tubs, we know they are hydrotherapy tubs because it's been said several times already. Hydro shock therapy is absolutely not the same as an electric chair LOL--use of the latter might be considered permanent and nowhere near being theraputic. Also please learn to spell LOL
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oh jeez, when i worked for aftermath, we also had to put the bio bags into boxes. then tag the boxes, then take a digital photo of the box with the tag and date on it. it was crazy
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"time to thank uncle Gordo for lunch, guys"
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Holy cats, that is some serious brickwork.
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Or... there may be zombies sealed inside them! If they start leaking, calling the phone number just makes matters worse. Just run.
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It IS the Hanibal Lector of doors!

I love the way it looks distorted...