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There are far more than I would have expected...wow.
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"Is that note written by same person, or is it first a call for help or something, and then a answer from somebodyelse, a friend, hwo walked away to tell the police that she or he´s friend have been locked in some room....?"

The handwriting is consistent throughout the note (compare the word "you" in all three lines, for example), and doesn't appear to be frantic as one might expect from someone who is legitimately in trouble.
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that is a interesting one I have never seen one with a pump to lift the tub.
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the wonderful smoking room I was in the hospital and the all the people that I knew smoked and the windows did not open the smoke eatter thing on the ceilings DO NOT WORK the room was blue almost needed an o2 mask because I don't some.
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is this an infrared shot?
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that is really good, that make a good wallpaper to.
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Most of the door are locked with keys in prisons it's power the only one's that woulld be locked are offices med rooms and simular rooms and the patients in quiet room.
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That’s really sad how an entire life gone by and all that remains of it. Is a number no name or anything a life marked by 124 on a piece of stone no taller then my night table lamp. Also another amazing pic.
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Welcome to Michigan everyone.
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what an awesome pic. I'm thinking wallpaper?
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soooo werid, but cool pic, Still what an odd note lol
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Which school do you attend? I would be interested in your classes covering this material. Thanks in advance.
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How come you didn't go to Ward A and see if that chair and hallway was there from Session 9? I would have HAD to go there if I had visited Danvers :)
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I agree with Deb, it does look awesome.
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They didn't forget to take the sinks, someone came and stole the copper piping underneath. For those of you who have been through that place, recall that most of the plumbing fixtures were torn out and seemingly abandoned.