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Most of the medical records are, to my knowledge, still sitting inside of the asylum. I imagine you could try contacting the Buffalo Psychiatric Center, since, as next of kin, I think you would be legally entitled to view her records, although, granted, its quite possible that nothing short of a court order will get them to go into that building and retrieve those files.
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The way the freezer trays slide otu obviously means it was a morgue so they could examine the bodies and brains of the mentally ill for research.
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Why is it chairs can have this overpowering presence of eerieness when in the middle of some empty place such as this?
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These kind of pictures fascinate yet terrify me. Someone, either adult or child, has drawn this long ago, created a picture of the world they knew around them within those walls, of the people around them.
Probably heard of the phrase black sheep to mean an outcast, so used that since they were all outcasts of society back then (and in some cases even now), and the names make me chilly.
The fact these are real people the artist knew perhaps. Jean maybe died somehow as did the other unnamed sheep. Bennie? and Jo have managed to escape the pit, and Marcia and Mary seem to be between heaven and hell itself.

or it could be just a drawing someone drew and named the sheep because he or she wanted to.
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I can imagine sleeping in it all alone and without any thoughts to picture out what I needed to think.
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What draws my eye the most is that there is still a perfectly good drawing in chalk on that little blackboard.
Someone's dream that managed to live long after they died, I guess.
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Reminds me of Silent Hill. Actually, ALL of the pictures remind me of Silent Hill.
This one feels more like it though....the pure gibberings of insane loneliness people must have felt in here, some couldn't speak so they screamed through carvings.
Others couldn't write so they screamed until they become whispering echoes.
And others who couldn't do both screamed inside themselves so powerfully that their essence remains.
But that's just me.
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That chair gives me chills. I felt something bad from it. And something sorrowful.
I'm not psychic or anything, so don't worry, I'm not a nut :P I'm just thinking on gut instinct.
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The shed makes me imagine some sort of childhood home of someone, at first filled with the false perceptions of happiness you remember...but then when you return to it, the bad memories fly from the door into your arms.
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I don't trust any of the staff if they couldn't spell resuscitator right.
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If it wasn't for the windows on the right of it, it would look creepier to me as being all stone and coldness.
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Kinda Wonderlandian somehow....but the stairs to the window...yeah it is like Winchester Mansion...either that or they were making it easier for suicide jumpers.
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there :)
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hallways r like the mind, long with many doors. this particular reminds me of the game resident evil. ugh, someone has same user name as me, now i have to use 12 Monkeys ;)
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Actually, from what I've heard, there is not a single firsthand account of anything close to paranormal happening in that building. Just third hand things and such which amount to little more than urban legends.